The Mad Plastic Surgeon

I’m bored…sitting here doing nothing of any interest…it’s been snowing today and it’s forecast to snow during the night as well so hopefully I won’t have to go to sixth form tomorrow…yay!
Anywho, on with boredom I suppose…

Nickelback are currently recording their new album. The first single entitled ‘If Today Was Your Last Day’ is due for release on September 30th across radio platforms and the album is scheduled to be released on November 18th 2008.
About time, too!

Yes, I know I haven't blogged on here for a while (oh how it pains me to say that...!) but I am back. I'll make fleeting visits to make sure everyone's OK (don't want you getting lost/confused in my wonderful world, now) but I'm not going to be coming on here every week because it's not that interesting. I love my Xbox 360 more than this thing. And can you blame me? I think not, GTA IV all the way man!

To be honest, I don't know why I started typing this...my blogs normally turn in to a small autobiography but I am not going to let that happen this time, no Sir!

So...click the little fox thing at the top soonish to set some record...I don't really know what, I'm tired...should be in bed...so yeah, laters dude(tte)s!

Play.com are currently having a big sale...ooo how wonderful I hear you say...
Yep, it's marvelous- now go and buy things by clicking on the advert!!!!!! >>>>>>

On a different note, Apple last night launched the MacBook Air- The World's thinnest notebook packing an Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, 2GB RAM and and 80GB hard drive as standard, this is one little beauty.

Hello my lovelies! A belated Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you all! Well, I've had a wonderful time since I last wrote of my antics back in October last year, but I won't go into it/

Anyway, I hope you're all well and I don't know, having fun? I started my (fantastic) job at Maplin whilst I was taking a blog-break. It's rather fun, you know, helping the technologically inept to realise what a router is etc.

But the real point of this blog is this: I need a girlfriend the New series of Two Pints and a Packet of Crisps starts on BBC Three on January 16th and it's going to be live.

Ern...that's about it...started driving lessons as well...all fun...I'm a menace on the road lol.

Smell you all later!

Yay! The England Rugby team beat France in a very tense Semi-Final tonight, but thank god we did! 14-9...few. Now it's a question of whether they'll be playing Argentina or South Africa in the Final...we'll find out later tonight.

The former rally driving champion Colin McRae was killed and his five year-old son feared dead in a helicopter crash this afternoon. The aircraft came down in Jerviswood, Lanarkshire, half a mile from the family's home and burst into flames just after 4pm.

Jean-Eric Freudiger, McRae's agent, said the 39-year-old driver had been piloting the helicopter himself. Also on board were believed to be his son Johnny, another adult and another child. Police said there were no survivors.

McRae's wife Alison and their daughter Hollie, 9, were not on board, friends said.

McRae became Britain's first World Rally champion in 1995. He was one of the country's most successful sportsmen, achieving 25 wins in World Rally events and 42 podium places. He was a flamboyant driver, inspiring one the world's best-selling computer rally games.

The helicopter came down within half a mile of McRae's home, Jervis House, a 16th-century tower house, which has an adjacent helipad. The weather had been overcast, with a light breeze, but visibility was good.

Strathclyde police said the extent of the fire damage was making identification a problem.

McRae's wife, a childhood sweetheart and his former co-driver, was taken back to the house under police escort shortly after 6pm. She looked calm, but neighbours gathering outside the house looked shaken with grief.

McRae's friend the rally journalist Jeremy Hart who flew with the champion several times described him as a "very good, very measured pilot whose natural ability with machinery was second to none". "Colin regularly flew all over the UK and into Europe," said Hart. "He knew the terrain and conditions at Jerviswood very well. It was the place he flew into most regularly.

"As a driver Colin was misunderstood slightly as being reckless but everything you saw with him came from pure raw talent as opposed to being learnt. He was the Michael Schumacher of rally driving.

"It's so ironic that he should die in a helicopter crash when he had competed and had brushed with death so many times as a rally driver."

Taken from Times Online.

If you're wondering, yes, it is my birthday today. I'm 17... I've had some wonderful presents (flip flops from Kay and Gemma, a Guinness mug and keyring from my mom along with lots of money so it's been fun. I'm also going to Pizza Hut later and hopefully having people stop the night so we can all get merry lol.

Well, that's all I can be bothered to write now.