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Usain Bolt

Creased or Folded? hecklerspray Tells You the Way it is

by Chris Laverty on July 17, 2009 1 Comment

ghostbusters, Gormley's Plinth, Usain Bolt, Nicole KidmanHunting high and low.

Folded:

  • Legendary Usain Bolt on Top Gear (runs fast, drives fast, and all this on a diet of Chicken Nuggets. Fact)
  • Music on Rabbit Chat and Date (okay so most of it’s keyboard crap, but one of the tracks does sound a bit like Tub Scene by David Holmes)
  • Gormley’s Plinth (if only because it’s given Daily Mail readers something else to moan about other than immigrants)
  • Ghostbusters The Video Game (surprisingly frustrating to play, but fun to sit and listen to)
  • The Stateside Candy Co. (get fat on cool American sweets without ever having to go there)

Creased:

  • Penultimate episode from season 3 of The Wire – BBC2 (the revealing scene between Stringer and Maury was well written, and it’s still a great show, but on the whole this episode was too far fetched and silly)
  • Nicole Kidman (god knows what’s happened here)
  • The Mini-Sneeze (you know that pointless little sneeze some people do? Sounds a bit like The Knights Who Say Nee from Monty Python? Yeah, well it’s really annoying)
  • James Cracknell (seems like a real git on On Thin Ice, doesn’t he?)
  • Silly horsey girl presenters on BBC Three (this channel’s idea of regional is Chelsea)
Hunting high and low. Folded: * Legendary Usain Bolt on Top Gear (runs fast, drives fast, and all this on a diet of Chicken Nuggets. Fact) * Music on Rabbit Chat and Date (okay so most of it’s keyboard crap, but one of the tracks does sound a bit like Tub Scene by David Holmes) * Gormley's Plinth (if only because it's given Daily Mail readers something else to moan about other than immigrants) * Ghostbusters The Video Game (surprisingly frustrating to play, but fun to sit and listen to) * The Stateside Candy Co. (get fat on cool American sweets without ever having to go there) Creased: * Penultimate episode from season 3 of The Wire – BBC2 (the revealing scene between Stringer and Maury was well written, and it’s still a great show, but on the whole this episode was too far fetched and silly) * Nicole Kidman (god knows what’s happened here) * The Mini-Sneeze (you know that pointless little sneeze some people do? Sounds a bit like The Knights Who Say Nee from Monty Python? Yeah, well it’s really annoying) * James Cracknell (seems like a real git on On Thin Ice, doesn’t he?) * Silly horsey girl presenters on BBC Three (this channel’s idea of regional is Chelsea)