Reason or Rhyme?
Folded
- The Tripoli Grand Prix 1937 – It’s cooler than all of us.
- Arrested Development - Yes, the film is happening.
- Captain America – It might not be totally awful! Great! The whole Northern Quarter of Manchester will be delighted.
- Matthew Kelly – He’s revealed his six favourite books to The Express. Don’t pretend you weren’t interested. Now you can sleep peacefully at night having checked out his favourites.
- Asteroids! – Let’s stick a manned mission on that bad-boy.
Creased
- Twitter – With all the bickering and poor taste, coupled with the introduction of ‘promoted tweets’; has our favourite social network finally “jumped the shark”?
- Jumping The Shark – A popular TV phrase taken from the Happy Days moment where Fonzie literally jumped a shark, it has become synonymous with things that have gone too far. Ironically, the phrase itself appears to have jumped the shark, probably creating some kind of paradox.
- The Christian Media – Bill O’Reilly et al. aren’t buying this Norway thing at all…
- Internet Censorship - It’s here and it’s coming on the BT Bus. Maybe they should try providing a consistent broadband service before cutting bits out of it.
- Google+ – Want to use a pseudonym? Tough. Mof Gimmers would be screwed if that wasn’t his real name.
Take an old idea and make it seem new – it’s a Hollywood technique that applies just as much to the games industry.
