Lost Your Bottle?

Who needs bottles anyway, when you have a cup!

Welcome to "Cup Watch".

A Cry For Help

My name is andyritchieshairline and I'm an anorak.

I spent over an hour last night copying from the internet, all the album covers I don't have, and pasting them into my iTunes folder so it looks nicer. Please help!


Not long to go until the big announcement.

The King is Dead, Long Live the King

If you thought Bottle Watch was good, then hold onto your hats.

More to follow...................................

A Long Time Coming

I have finally exhausted my ability to fill my lovely new iPod Wifey bought me for Christmas. I have put everything I own and want to upload, and I have only got up to a paltry 19.84 Gb of music. That equates to 4921 songs which will take me 178.2 days to listen to.

To break it down. Say I was able to listen to my own music without stoppages during the working day, say 8.5 hours average, an average journey to work takes 30 minutes each way, and without listening at night or at weekends. It will take me approximately 450 days to listen to my entire collection, not accounting for additions to it as I go along.

I had better get listening................now, which album to start with.

Ringo Knew

Acceptable in the Eighties

Wifey and Mother-in-Law were on a train having lunch on the East Lancs Railway yesterday as part of the chaos that is Mothers Day. Whilst we waited for them First Born and I went to Summerseat for a nosey round, to the park and then to a pub were I knew they had an indoor play area as it was a bit cold. Big mistake, as it was packed with folk trying to show their Mum's how much they love them by buying them Smothered Chicken and a Campari for under a tenner.

Anyway, we sneaked in and I let First Born loose on the free entertainment for half an hour and whilst he was running around, I saw a sight I thought I would not see again. A back perm! To the uninitiated, I will explain. A back perm was a half perm concentrated on the back of the head and was modelled extremely well by Glenn Hoddle and Chris Waddle during their "Diamond Lights" period. Now it looked bad on fully grown men and teenagers but on a 4 year old boy it looked positively stupid. I had a good mind to call social services.