Monday, March 06, 2006


Another day on the job hunting trail characterized by the usual early morning enthusiasm souring into a despondency that has come to define Monday mornings. Still, plenty to be cheerful about as Badman (his choice of monicker) finally makes his presence felt online with some of his Photoshop madness. As with previous entries (see Spoofworld) it appears I am on the wrong end of some of these questionable artworks but in my opinion all publicity is good publicity. For now. I won't be spouting my knowledge of libel laws and stifling their creative urges anytime soon (unless I run out of funds and can't pay the rent. Watch this space...). I can hardly claim to have much of a reputation to damage anyway.

On that note, I hope you enjoy their efforts.
Some may claim that this is a fair representation of how I would look if I grew my hair. I would respond that, as a teenager, I did indeed grow my hair and it looked nothing like that. Those same claims-makers would then start looking for evidence from 'back-in-the-day' and until they unearth it I am sticking to my story.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

with leo sayer back in the charts the fro is makin' a much welcome return. "go with the fro" i think is the saying..

Carl Rogers said...

I wish i had hair like that! It's a way of gettng the ladies to look at you, even if it's only to take the piss. . .

Damian said...

Rogers, As you well know you are not allowed to look at ladies nor are they allowed to look at you on pain of perpetual misery, so leave the 'Charlie Big Potatoes' act at the door to the internet. Thunder in my heart...

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