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Monthly Archives: October 2006

11.21

We all went to an awards ‘do’ last night.  Everyone made it in this morning by 11.21.  A new record.  

Neon Signs

Neon signs are brilliant.  A friend of ours wants one for her tree-house, so we said we’d find a good supplier.  signbuyer.co.uk clearly know how to sell their signs. The blurb with this one ? "perfect for any shop.  let’s … Continue reading

Why isn’t Last.fm bigger?

We’ve been tracking Last.fm for the last couple of years.  You can tell that they’re growing – moving to new offices, hiring more staff, getting a new ‘endline’. But for such a brilliant idea, why isn’t it bigger, more talked … Continue reading

Great Balls of Foil

Congratulations must go to our copywriter Simon Griffin, whose tin foil ball has just passed the 500g mark. Griffin’s been collecting the tin foil he uses to wrap his sandwiches in for the last two years, and carefully rolling them … Continue reading

Trog 2

It’s been a week since I started this trog and in that time one thing’s occurred to me: 90% of my train journeys are pretty dull, and a blog/trog that reads: “Tuesday 3rd October: 0738 train to Piccadilly: man sat … Continue reading

Book Of LOVE

A few people have asked us whether we’re selling copies of our new book.  It showcases some of our favourite LOVE work from the last 5 years.  We’ll probably be putting some copies on sale in Magma in Manchester or … Continue reading

Some New Work

Dave, Nic and Adam have (finally) completed the 07/08 prospectus for Chelsea, Camberwell and Wimbledon Colleges of Art and Design. It feels like years have gone by since Dave went down and sold the idea – but hey, ‘great things … Continue reading

Iliotibial Band Syndrome

Iliotibial Band Syndrome causes pain. Iliotibial Band Syndrome is thigh gristle running over the bony prominence on the side of the knee. Iliotibial Band Syndrome only hurts when the knee is moving. Afflicted knees hurt when you run. Running is … Continue reading

Trogs

Unless you happen to live pretty much on the doorstep of your office, then the chances are at eight in the morning you’re crammed onto a train, bus or tram on the way into work with the rest of the … Continue reading