Forgive me father it's been along time since I last blogged.

Well the last six months have seen alot of changes for me. Most significant was my partners decision to leave me, she just didn't love me any more. Life goes on.

I've now been with Sensis for almost twelve months. The move to corporate Australia has been an interesting experience. New ways of doing things. At times things seem to move very slowly and there is a lot more bureaucracy than I'm used to. At other times things need to be done with little or no time. All in all though the experience has been a good one. I'm working with a very talented group of individuals that work exceptionally well as a team, what more could you ask for.

Bottch has his blog back at http://www.bottch.com/blog. It's good to see him back.

Evan does mention that someone toasted the MT on the box he is running on and I have to admint that I was that someone. F*&king bsddb libs.

I saw this and almost wet myself laughing so I thought I'd share. It's pretty geeky, but it's very funny.

Adding the phrase "in my pants" to the end of any sentence makes it immediately funny.

For example: "I have a meeting to go to." Becomes "I have a meeting to go to in my pants." Which is far funnier.

This revelation was passed on to me by the best tech writer I know, Mark (who yesterday forgot how to spell "does"). The comic genius behind "in my pants" is one Sean Cummins whom I've never met "in my pants".

Bob has been good enough to provide me with blog space so as a small gesture of thanks I've added google ads to the blog with any income generated going to support the codehaus site. I hope you don't mind. Oh and if something interests you be sure to click through, it all helps :).

I woke at 4am this morning. It's starting to get to me now.

Well after toasting the mt install on my own box bob has set me up here on codehaus where I can do no more harm to myself.

I've also revamped the look of the blog. It's pretty untested on anything but Mozilla but I'm not doing anything too fancy so Internet Exploder should be able to handle it. Can you tell I don't think much of IE?