July 22, 2004

I know an old lady…

Insects are fairly much ubiquitous. They are in our homes, our offices, our gardens, on the train, they take the bus – they even manage to get their way through two hours of queues and security checks and get on … Continue reading

graybo
July 19, 2004

A Bug’s Life

Well, I’m kind of stuffed when it comes to writing about insect life. I’ve never really had traumatic experiences with beetles, or been abused by ants. (That’s not true, actually – all three of the houses I’ve had in Manchester … Continue reading

Lyle
July 18, 2004

Bee On Your Guard

This afternoon, Karen and I did the gardening. We had quite a list of things to do, as the garden was in something of a state. And it was a successful event. She tied the roses back while I mowed … Continue reading

Pete

Infestations

Uborka Towers is currently experiencing various issues with damp patches. On the walls, Sevitz. Also on the ceiling. We first suspected a problem when we started seeing silverfish in the kitchen. They are very small and slithery, and apparently don’t … Continue reading

Karen
July 16, 2004

I know I must be someone …

I wasn’t going to suggest another song, really I wasn’t. For me to nominate a third track for the Uborka Mix CD would simply be far too cheeky, wouldn’t it? But it’s all Mike’s fault – his post about Magazine’s … Continue reading

Vaughan
July 15, 2004

Bloggers Anthem

Have you got the timeTo listen to me whineAbout nothing and everything all at once So asked Billy Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt and Al Sobrante – aka Green Day – in their 1994 song “Basket Case”. Although preceding the advent … Continue reading

Dragon

Protruding Brick Chip

It was the fault of the government I was walking down the street When I tripped up on a discarded banana skin And on my way down I caught the side of my head On a protruding brick chip It … Continue reading

Doctor Pockless
July 13, 2004

keep your eye on the stars

I gotsta give props to your favourite band and mine Girlinky They’re a lot like my blog: prolific, interesting, underground, and yet largely nonexistent. The only difficulty is picking a favourite song. I’m gonna go with Cowboy Conscience, which while … Continue reading

destructor