2017. Brilliant. What a good year, eh?
Net neutrality. (Good for you) At least Jeremy Corbyn became a political rockstar. (Go Corbyn!) His manifesto included policies like helping poor people out, ensuring that doctors and teachers get paid properly, which people wrongly predicted that would make his voters run off. In the end, Theresa May was forced to team up with a bunch of Northern Irish creationists, just to stay in power. (Pfft!) Ever since Trump got in power, the death toll of people killed by guns has been going up. By statistics 15,000 people have been killed by guns, just this year -- that's 40 a day. What else? Oh yes, Grenfell Tower. People have still got no homes to go to as it's still a massive block of cinder. (Come now, it's not like you're trying to build a nuclear submarine, it's one flat) On the bright side of life, ISIS' grip on the Middle East is gone thanks to US air strikes and ground action. Over the last year, their grip on the territory has slipped -- this all started in July, by the way, so that's good. It just took five months. Imagine what could happen in a year. All they have now is a few villages and some plots of sand in the desert. But...this does mean that Iraq and Syria might go into war again. (Oh dear...) At least "Star Wars : The Last Jedi" made a 577 million dollar profit. Great film, in my opinion, loved it. Hopefully we will be able to get through 2018 without Kim Yong Un nuking the entire world. For now, the world can simply hold its breath and hope for the best.
Here's to 2018!
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Sunday, 31 December 2017
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Saturday, 25 November 2017
Well Done Geniuses...
Bloody net neutrality, eh? There is just three weeks until the deadline, there are at least 3.8 billion Internet users around the world and in two weeks there have only been under 585,000 calls for the battle for net neutrality. We're screwed. Do you people want to save the net or not? Hundreds of millions of us use the Internet every single day to be able to do our work, write up reports, letters, e-mails, invoices, so on and so forth. If we don't do anything now, then we won't be able to do anything later. It's now or never people!
God, I do miss the 13th century. It was a simpler time back then.
God, I do miss the 13th century. It was a simpler time back then.
Thursday, 9 November 2017
Hilarious
I've just binge-watched three episodes of "Hogan's Heroes" on YouTube. Oh, they don't make comedies like this anymore. What a shame. Watch it, it's hilarious. It's possibly my favourite TV series.
Wednesday, 1 November 2017
Oh Dear...
I looked at the stats of "Losing Sleep" and I have seen that it has 1543 reads in total. Given that it is 38 chapters and the reads are the total of all of the chapters, that adds up to an average of 40.605 people in total. And yet, only one person has commented on it, actually giving me advice. What's up with the rest of you? Is it that much of a task to write a single comment, telling me if it was good or bad, if it was dull or scary? Why, oh why? For crying out loud, I need to get my novels published ASAP, otherwise I might lose my mind.
Monday, 30 October 2017
Oh For Crying Out Loud
Why is it when these people read my books, they never bother to read it in bloody order? Just have a read of this. "Losing Sleep". Prologue, 147 reads. Chapter 1, 96 reads. Chapter 2, 71 reads. Chapter 3, 86 reads. Oh, I'm sorry, did the 15 of you just get bored and decide to skip chapter 2? Well I'm sorry for that. Chapter 4, 42 reads. Okay, so more than half of you decided to skip a crucial chapter about the antagonist. Okay, that's fine by me, your loss. Chapter 5, 34 reads. Chapter 6, 20 reads. Chapter 7, 69 reads. Oh, hello, welcome back, it's not like you missed a crucial story line or something. Chapter 19, 129 reads. Really, you're just going to skip half of the novel, just for that scene? Wow. Chapter 26, 78 reads. Why? You just decide to spoil the entire storyline for yourself without even knowing who the other characters are and why they...you know what, never mind, suit yourself. Chapter 31, 57 reads. You...just...why? Chapter 32, 16 reads. The most horrifying nightmare, and you all decide to skip it. Okay, that's fine with me. Chapter 35, 36 reads. It's not my fault that you spoiled it for yourself. Chapter 36, 29 reads. So, the 7 of you just decided to leave the cliffhanger? Okay, fine, fine, that's good. Why can't you people read something in order for once? Mm? What is so hard about that? The most horrifying novel that you could lay your eyes upon, that will fill you with dread that will stay with you for weeks -- and you decide to skip crucial chapters and not be even bothered to read it in order. Deary, deary me. Anyway, enough of my rant, I have got more novels to write. Please, at least try to read the chapters in order -- it will save me a lot of pain, and plus, you will be able to understand what the blin is going on in the plot. You really think that my novels are the same as everything that you've read?...Think again. It's been nice speaking to you, have a good day.
Saturday, 30 September 2017
Wattys 2017 Awards (How...Just...How?)
First of all, I just want to say that my hat was delicious. I lost. Again, for the third year in the row. Whoop-de-freaking-doo. Now then, let us see the "winners".
"After Midnight", 64,800 reads, 6,816 votes. Oh, great, a magical golden ring that allows the wearer to see ghosts, where have I heard that before? (Lord Of The Rings, cough cough).
"7:23 AM", 1,948,987 reads, 138,002 votes. A stranger sending text messages to the protagonist. And the genre is in "Humour". What's humorous about that? (It's bloody mortifying).
"I'm A Gay Wizard", 120,681 reads, 6,242 votes. Satanism, unicorns and magic -- wait what? Satanism? Oh, yeah, that's a good book to read. Also, the protagonist is stalked by an entity in his dreams. Now then, let me think (Harry Potter, cough cough).
Let's go for one more.
"Breathe Again", 90,101 reads, 8,492 votes. In which Hanna Jung, with the help of Xavier Park, learns to breathe again. No, really, that is the synopsis. (Why?).
Meanwhile, my books. "Losing Sleep", 1,471 reads, 5 votes. "Inquisitor", 291 reads, 0 votes. "Murder And Liquor", 181 reads, 0 votes.
How was it that "Losing Sleep", "Inquisitor" and "Murder And Liquor" lost to all of them? I need a long break to Australia. Right, tell me, (Even though you're not going to). How can I ask Wattpad HQ to stop these absurd entries? Compared to everyone there, as far as I know, I am Edgar Allan Poe. Right, that's it, I'm done. I've got a novel to complete anyway.
"After Midnight", 64,800 reads, 6,816 votes. Oh, great, a magical golden ring that allows the wearer to see ghosts, where have I heard that before? (Lord Of The Rings, cough cough).
"7:23 AM", 1,948,987 reads, 138,002 votes. A stranger sending text messages to the protagonist. And the genre is in "Humour". What's humorous about that? (It's bloody mortifying).
"I'm A Gay Wizard", 120,681 reads, 6,242 votes. Satanism, unicorns and magic -- wait what? Satanism? Oh, yeah, that's a good book to read. Also, the protagonist is stalked by an entity in his dreams. Now then, let me think (Harry Potter, cough cough).
Let's go for one more.
"Breathe Again", 90,101 reads, 8,492 votes. In which Hanna Jung, with the help of Xavier Park, learns to breathe again. No, really, that is the synopsis. (Why?).
Meanwhile, my books. "Losing Sleep", 1,471 reads, 5 votes. "Inquisitor", 291 reads, 0 votes. "Murder And Liquor", 181 reads, 0 votes.
How was it that "Losing Sleep", "Inquisitor" and "Murder And Liquor" lost to all of them? I need a long break to Australia. Right, tell me, (Even though you're not going to). How can I ask Wattpad HQ to stop these absurd entries? Compared to everyone there, as far as I know, I am Edgar Allan Poe. Right, that's it, I'm done. I've got a novel to complete anyway.
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