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Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label love. Show all posts
Thursday, 26 May 2011
Saturday, 30 April 2011
'Click Here' - A superbly geeky anniversary present
In the YouTube comments, Sean reveals that Lisa wasn't too happy about him clearing all her icons from the desktop, but liked it anyway.
Tuesday, 15 February 2011
Top 10 Valentine's Pranks
Here's a compilation of couples pulling pranks on each other. Some are funny, most are just cruel.
Monday, 14 February 2011
I LOVE Valentine's Day!
The Ironic Sans blog has a selection of scientific legends as Valentine's Day cards:
I also found some more on techeblog:





Also - I HATE Valentine's Day!
I also found some more on techeblog:





Also - I HATE Valentine's Day!
I HATE Valentine's Day!
You may recognise that as one of the cards from (500) Days of Summer. Sadly, I don't even have someone to send a message like that to, so perhaps my thoughts on Valentine's Day can be better described by the following:
Also - I LOVE Valentine's Day!
Sunday, 13 February 2011
Valentine's Day Films: 14 alternatives to the usual romcom rubbish
My favourite movie blog is running a feature called 'Love Theatrically', that suggests 14 films for Valentine's Day that are not the run of the mill Richard Curtis schmaltz fests that we've come to despise.
The author's taste and my own are disturbingly similar which has meant several of my all time favourite films have made the list. From 'The Fountain' to '(500) Days of Summer', 'Chasing Amy' to 'Secretary', the list is full of great articles about great films, including what I regard to be the greatest love story ever told upon the silver screen... Brokeback Mountain.
Via: Nick Turk of HeyUGuys!
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The author's taste and my own are disturbingly similar which has meant several of my all time favourite films have made the list. From 'The Fountain' to '(500) Days of Summer', 'Chasing Amy' to 'Secretary', the list is full of great articles about great films, including what I regard to be the greatest love story ever told upon the silver screen... Brokeback Mountain.
Via: Nick Turk of HeyUGuys!
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