Decorating

I need some clear UV - luminescent ink or paint that dries invisible, a large bristly brush, a toothbrush for fine details and a UV lamp.

When you're using the brushes, scrape the ends of the bristles towards you, not away from you, because if you scrape the bristles away from you, the paint sprays right at you.

The aim of my efforts?



Some peeps are content with a little rag rolling, some decking. I want to decorate my place to look like the Apocalypse came a little early. :)

Thought of the Day

The following image comes from the BBC's website.



Reading between the lines, it looks like:-

1) Nick Clegg's accusing Brown of ignoring him. ("Oi! DON'T look away from - are you bloody looking away - OI! Don't bloody sit there and blank me again!")

2) Brown IS ignoring him.

3) The fight for Number 10 does not involve Clegg at all - it is between the very solid Brown, and a half-transparent Tory ghost.

4) The more people believe in the ghost, the more he can manifest through the barrier separating him from the real world. Look! He's already garnered enough belief from the cultists to manifest a hand, kind of.

5) Not even 24 hours, and I'm sick to the back teeth of the bloody lot of them already.

Doctor Who

Matt Smith's new Doctor Who finally arrived on our TV screens.

I guess I'll have some thoughts on it later. Right now, I'm waiting for it to appear on iPlayer.

The A 101 Series So Far

The third part of the A 101 series is now up.

A 101 - The Smoking Room

A 101 - Forced Perspective

A 101 - Field Test

A 101 - Forced Perspective Now Up

A 101 - Forced Perspective

The link above connects to the sequel to A 101 - The Smoking Room. A 101 - Forced Perspective continues the story of Julia Markham as she comes to terms with the events of the first story.

A 101 - The Smoking Room

This is a fiction piece on the Erotic Mind Control Stories website.

Please note, the content of the story is NSFW.

There'll be more such links to stories in the future.

Being Human

Being Human's back on TV.

This is the BBC Three series about three people: a ghost, a werewolf and a vampire: who live in a little pink house in Bristol.

It sounds like bloody Rentaghost, but it isn't. There's blood, and pain, and fear, and horror.

Annie, the ghost, learned that she'd been murdered by her wife-beater of a husband. George, the werewolf, got wounded by Tully, and becomes an abortion of Nature by the light of the fullmoon. And Mitchell got turned by Herrick in a woodland in WWI.

Season 1 showed the three of them settling in and slowly coming to terms with being themselves, hiding from scrutiny and trying to fit in amongst the humans. This is Season 2, and war is looming on the horizon.

In the last ep of Season 1, George deliberately changed and, in wolf form, shredded Herrick. Mitchell had accidentally created a childe at the beginning - she gives up her existence at the end of Season 1.

And Annie rejects The Door, the chance to Pass Over which may only happen once in a ghost's existence, and acquired powers and relative solidity - now people can see her, even if they don't believe her to be a ghost.

So there are new complications in Season 2. Mitchell finds a new woman, whom I suspect might turn out to belong to this faction of hunters that's arrived in town; Annie's finding a new job in a pub; and George's girlfriend has been scratched by George, and could turn into a werewolf herself at any time.

But otherwise, life goes on. So it does.

Lovely.

And Survivors is coming on soon, along with CSI: NY, NCIS, Numb3rs and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation on five. TV is getting interesting, for once.