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Blogs that have come to an end

By The Web, Thinking4 Comments

Blogs it seems have a natural life cycle. This is evident by the following recent blogs that have come to an end:

1. Sye’s Blog – A blog of my close pagan friend. His blog has come to an end as he is going to University. (Good look Sye, if your reading, I am positive without a doubt that you will be hugely successful.)

2. My Journey Out – A really interesting read an a unique outlook on a married guy who comes out gay to his wife and builds a new life for himself. He had issues with his former employer. It’s sooo wrong, your personal experiences should have nothing to do with your employment (providing ofcourse that it doesn’t effect your ability to do your job).

3. Phoenix2k – This guy’s blog seemed really interesting, but he just seemed to move on and stop bloging for a while. Then he stated he was going to redesign and start a new blog, but he just didn’t get round to it. Guess his blogging may have been just a phase?

4. R* Y A N – A blog of a gay guy in Australia. He blogged about his life and times and then felt it was time to move on.

The key theme of blogs ending seems to be that people feel it is time to move on or that there story has been told. I myself have experienced this, a few years before I had a blog. I had the initial excitement of writing posts, customising, etc. And then over time, I seemed to run out of ideas/inspiration/topics and life happened and then I felt it was time to move on from the blog.

Luckily I haven’t run out of ideas/inspiration/topics yet. (Or possibly unlucky for you? lol)

I would like to thank those who I have written blogs both past and present and entertained me. I have removed the blog links of blogs that have stopped blogging.

Now my only question is: Where can I find more interesting and witty blogs? Know any? Post a comment and let me know.

Blog Soon,

Antony

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Friday 12 June 2009

We need to fight against them

By ThinkingNo Comments

As many of you may have read or heard the BNP did well in the recent elections. The BNP have a history of racism & homophobia. Normally I wouldn’t give them the time of day on this blog, but these are exceptional circumstances. We need to fight against them.

They have done well because of the recent public anger at MP’s expenses as reported by the Telegraph. I understand and empathise with the various points of view (and perhaps at some point will give mine), but lets just focus here, yeah?

The BNP say all sorts of mad things including: immigrants brought drug addiction with them, immigrants should all be sent back to the countries of their origins. Let’s value equality for all and celebrate diversity that makes this country great.

A organisation called Hope Not Hate has been set up to fight against the BNP. They have set up an online petition called ‘Not in My Name’. It is to say that you don’t recognise or want the recently elected BNP memebers in the European Parliament. Whilst it won’t achieve their removal, it will show that we stand united against racism and homophobia.

Sign the petition here: http://action.hopenothate.org.uk/page/s/notinmyname

Many thanks,

Antony

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Monday 8 June 2009

Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella

By Amazon, Books & AuthorsNo Comments

From the author of the shopaholic series (see below) comes her latest book Twenties Girl. According to Amazon it is due to be released in July.

I cant wait, I am a big fan of Sophie Kinsella’s writing (see People that inspire me & Confessions of a Shopaholic) and in the mean time, I might actually get round to buying The Gift by Cecelia Ahern.

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Ramble on soon,

Antony

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Saturday 6 June 2009

Hooked on Big Brother

By TV, Online Streaming & FilmsNo Comments

Usually I struggle to get in to Big Brother until the last 6 housemates. Even then I watch it under duress because my entire social circle is talking about it.

But this year, I’m hooked. My early faviourates are:

1. Rodrigo – The brazian has a positive outlook on life with a cheeky smile. The first to become a “offical housemate”. He seems really genuine, but only time will tell the truth.

2. Charlie – The hunky, gay guy. His jordie accent is lovely as is his energy. I love the way he mentioned Andrew before entering the house stating “I hope Andrew is watching” (I am assuming it his is boyfriend, which is lovely of him to mention in this hetrosexual world)

3. Kris – His trademark hair makes him one of my early favs. He is a good looking guy, although does love him self and risks becoming arrogant though.

4. Beinazir – The only girl that stands out to me. Love her cultral dress but like her down-to-earth attitude. The other girls all seem bland and characterless. Just my opinion ofcourse, which I’m sure will change with time.

(All the boys in my favs are hot, sorry David – love you! But I have chosen my favs based on personality as well as looks – promise.)

Who are your favs? Post a comment and let me know.

Blog soon,

Antony

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Friday 5 June 2009
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