If you're sat at home alone twiddling your thumbs - or whatever it is that you twiddle when you're sat at home alone - why not take on a little project to keep your mind and your thumbs (or whatever) busy?

In spare moments - which these days come mainly while I'm on the crapper (if you only count the spare moments when I'm awake and sober) - I'm pondering the whole problem of cross-cutting concerns and what to do about them.

I'm used to disagree with people since my childhood. If they say that X is black I will oppose with evidence that there are something white as well. If they say X is white I will also oppose with an evidence of black. It doesn’t mean I believe myself that X is either black or white. I believe nothing is either way, nothing but things that we would never start debating.

Am I the first blogger to report this?

David Tennant has just anounced on live TV that he's not going to be in the show in 2010, but will be doing 4 specials in 2009.

Take that, Heat magazine!

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