A song to Nokia (really bad!)

Sorry everybody, but I couldn’t resist P.S. The song is adapted from Livin’ On A Prayer by Bon Jovi. Also it is really very bad!

Sung to Livin’ On A Prayer by Bon Jovi

Once upon a time

Not so long ago

Nokia used to own the market

Except for RIM

But we don’t talk about them, about them

They are trying to enter a new market

Making the OS for their handsets

Not well – Not well

They need to hold on to what they’ve got

‘Cause it doesn’t make a deference if they make it or not!

They’ve still got Symbian and that’s a lot

FTW – FTW although, I’ll still give Meego a shot

It’s half way there

You’re livin’ on a prayer

Take Androids hand and you’ll make it I swear

You’re livin’ on a prayer

livin’ on a prayer

New Blog Theme!

I’m trying out a new theme for my blog called Fusion, and would like to know what everybody thinks! I so far like it but I’m not sure how it will look like on other computers… Anyway, I would be blogging for awhile (will explain soon) but when I do it will probably be about the way I got some FMA (FullMetal Alchemist) ripped to my MP4 player.

Anyway see you all soon!

BTW I’m planning on doing another vid soon, just need to get to grips with Kzam!

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Hey all, sorry I haven’t blogged for awhile.  I think I mentioned earlier on that I had some exams on which made it difficult to post and when I’d finally recovered I went to north Wales for awhile where there was no internet! Anyway I’m back now and am on holidays till September (Yay!), so hopefully I’ll be able to blog more often!

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It would be great to see a easy to use Screencast tool on Linux, hope this project goes well!

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