Tuesday, June 13, 2006

Commentaramagogo

Dear all,
Due to my innattentiveness (innattentivity?) I have just found a load of comments, stuck in the system. So I've laxativised them and the flow is restored. Good job too. Without doing that I would never have discovered HOW HOT bald guys are. Phew.
Since I last posted, I became 30!
more on that later... Just checkin in...

Monday, May 01, 2006

Extreme Makeover: Camden Edition

First of all, apologies to all for my absence. I started a new job and I'm really busy.
But back to the matter in hand. I went to have my hair cut yesterday and do you know what she said to me? "How self conscious are you of your receding hairline?"
"Not at all," I replied smiling, thinking "I don't have one you ugly bitch".
Needless to say I have spent the morning researching hair surgery on google, and I've just found a very informtive article entitled "cosmetic hair loss remedies". Whoever translated it, and from what language, I have no idea. You'll see what I mean. PS By way of proof that I'm not making this up, here's the link.

It opens with the comforting reassurance that, "To depress the visual result of you thinning hair, you can evermore look to to front". Phew. Help is presumably at hand. But then it gets weird.

"On the assumption that your hair is thinning at the garland of the nut, retain accumulate the endorse pithy".

OK. My hair is not thinning at the garland of the nut. So I read on.

"On the assumption that you are thinning in the frontage, the hairline is creeping espouse at the temple. To prune this condition petition your barber to shipshape the premature scrap laconic, while letting the hair at your temples heighten longer".

You'll be glad to hear that, upon petition, my barber did shipshape the scraps I have left. So what next?

"On the assumption that you retain accept darksome hair, lighten the color a bit. This feint volition declaration decrease the distinction between the residual hair and the scalp, thereby making the crust barely observable".

An easier way around this I've found is to simply pick the crust off. But next I get severeley reprimanded for my choice of hair product:

"When it comes to grooming products, hover far from gels, which can ground sections of hair to stick hand in hand and develop gorges of hollow room that give away the scalp. Glowing sprays minister to a better principle."

OK Elnett it is. But stay away from wigs:

"Toupees look to be to be out of favor with Rug rat Boomers. Hairpieces acquire gotten a pathetic reputation because so multifarious men have on poor ones that cause them contemplate like that which provided a weasel died on height of their nut. It’s very difficult to mark a beneficial toupee, but the frightful ones earn noticed."

Donald Trump beware. All is not lost however...

"The American Hair Misfortune Conference advises that exclusive citizens with mass of hardy hair should examine hair weaving."

It's a fair comment there by the AHMC, but assuming you don't want to go down the Beyonce weave route, surgery seems like the only option. It just sounds a little violent:

"The most common ilk of Macrografts is cylindrical pigtail. Using a gismo or gizmo like an orifice puncher."

I think I have one of those. Reading on I start to become more interested in this line of enquiry, despite the obvious pain involved, until I am warned that:

"Scalp reduction is recommended for men with exposed spots smaller than 3 inches in diameter. This modus operandi is not befitting for patients with petty or sparse philanthropist limits."

Regular readers will be aware that my philanthropist limits are extremely sparse. So I'm then intrigued by the procedure entitled, simply, "Flaps".

"Flaps.
A gigantic horseshoe-shape morsel of scalp is piecemeal separate from the philanthropist limits region. The free point is positioned concluded the naked mark where a interrelated stretch area of hairless scalp has been removed. Further petite grafts are needed to devise a regular examine. Rule outlay: $2,7000 to 8,000 per swish, depending on the vastness."

Fuck that. Pass me a hat.

Thursday, February 09, 2006

Sorry?

I don't like writing two posts on one day, but I feel compelled.

OK.
Here are some facts from my life.
I own a campervan
My flat is full of neon lights
I have been to the roller disco at Bagley's
There is a glitterball in my flat with pink spotlights pointing at it
At the weekend I went to a party and embarrassingly "DJed" (stood behind the decks, hammered, and pressed buttons on an ipod, with one fist in the air, wearing a white tracksuit top and a baseball cap) and the biggest floor-filler was Madonna's new song "Sorry" I played it three times.

Here is a celebrity fact.
In Madonna's video for her new song "Sorry" (which I have only seen today, thanks to Holy Moly) she travels in a Pink. Neon. Campervan. to the roller disco at Bagley's, which is full of giant glitterballs and people in white tracksuit tops.

Here are some photos. One lot is from a campervan, the other lot from the roller disco at Bagley's. I am not going to tell you if they're photos of Madonna's life or mine. I'll let you decide.

Bit part bob

Now, for anyone that watched "Alternative Medicine - The Evidence: Herbs" on BBC2 on Tuesday, you may be wondering, "Who was that handsome actor in the reconstruction on depression? The one with perfect cheek-bones, rubbing his forehead in abject misery while confessing to thoughts of suicide?"
Yes readers, you are right, that was me.
Since my first appearance on TV in 1998 (in the audience of Top of the Pops in my early twenties, on a pill, What Was I Thinking, my mum saw it, "Since when did you have white spiky hair?") I have appeared on one or two things - most notably, and I have to stress, inadvertently, on an AIDS documentary ("A lot of people in this noisy nightclub will soon be having random, unprotected sex: pan right to RickB frenetic dancing, flashing tshirt)
but NEver have I had such a response. Worried friends and relatives, obviously missing the word RECONSTRUCTION have been in touch to find out if I'm OK. A friend from University recognised me and managed to guess my email address somehow. The majority though, has been mirth and ridicule.
I will be back behind the scenes for the time being :-)

Wednesday, February 01, 2006

L.E. DISCO.

Diamante belt buckles with a pink LED display? Could somebody pinch me?
http://www.tbuckles.com/index_files/Page1586.htm

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

Creative Schmeative

arse, I've got to go to a creative team meeting and talk about something and I'm not feeling creative. (I am indicating this by a hat, and scowling).
Obvious things I can't be arsed to talk about include a) the Arctic Monkeys b) The new Honda ad.
Things I would like to talk about but won't be allowed to include a) Danni's neon house b) My hair.
Does anyone have *any* ideas? I need input. I will accept anonymous comments if you're shy.....

Thursday, January 26, 2006

Anything You Can Do...

The other day I was talking about the Minogue sisters and their respective neon houses - you might remember I said Dannii's was better but I couldn't find any pictures of it. Well, one kind reader has sent me loads! How fucking brilliant. Here's a selection...


Wednesday, January 25, 2006

Big Kid















I have just discovered I am far too childish to be professional. Look where I was this morning! I had my breakfast in this bar - despite being hungover and it being 7am I was humungously excited - we were there to film Davina McCall because she's doing a new chat show or something. Whatever. But obviously I was far more interested in wandering round the studios.
I HAVE to get a job making films. Film studios rule, they're so BIG. Star Wars was filmed there i discovered (as well as Are You Being Served)

I got told off by a security guard for taking these pictures of the BB house. I missed it last night but apparently it all kicked off so I like to think if you look closely at these pictures you will see fur and nails lying around.