Guard it with your life!

Hello people who read my blog:)

So apparently my blog has been viewed 53 times or something which is really cool, because i really didn't expect more than 5...

Anyway, today when i was at school in a physics lesson (double period...) I had to borrow a data sheet to make a photo copy because I kinda lost mine and then the person I borrowed it from told me to guard it with my life which got me thinking... whats actually gonna happen to it??

I mean are there some librarians who have been trained in the art of ninja fighting and stuff who are just waiting for notes to be lent to people so that they can steal them and throw them into an archive never to be seen again?? And if that was the case would any of us be able to do anything about it? could you really fight off an  of ninja librarians?? Your answer is probably no.. 

Okay so now I'm going to apologize for writing absolute rubbish,  but a new season of Top Gear has just started and i have to go.

Hopefully tomorrow blog will be more than random thoughts spewed all over the internet. 

Good night internet, sleep well

Adam Paolo Ball

Hello people of the world that accidentally stumble upon this blog.

So yes, i have started blogging, all thanks for this go to Adam Paolo Ball, affectionately known by me as Pablo (read his blog. adampaoloball@blogspot.com... best blog I've ever read, in all fairness to all other blogs its the only one I've ever read... but that doesn't diminish its awesomeness!

Anyway so since he was the one who inspired me to start blogging i thought my first post should somehow be about him, which is extremely convenient because today the average sized dude got a random SMS saying that he is now eligible for car insurance... weird since he's only 15 and doesn't own a car...

This got em thinking about the random SMSes we get daily. Firstly, who sends them!? Is there some guy who gets paid to send really retarded SMSes? Secondly, where do they get our numbers from?? I swear there's some conspiracy happening where the spam company takes note of every cellphone number and email address that's ever been registered and one day the dude that sends all these things is gonna send some code causing all devices  which receive it to come to life and start a revolution.

Think about that next time you receive a random SMS, because 3minutes later your phone could be shooting laser beans at your face>

Until my next post internet,
Cheers