Monday, July 23, 2012

Fatal Slip in New Spider-Man Movie!

It is apparent to me that there was some big secret yet kept from viewers contained within Columbia Picture's latest blockbuster, The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone. They left a single clue, just one, that only very detail-oriented observers would pick up on.
     For those of you who have seen the movie, I shall explain. Don't worry, no spoilers. When young Peter Parker (Garfield) searches for clues to his parents' mysterious disappearence twelve or so years ago, he comes across a Web page about Dr Curtis Conners, featuring a photo of him with the caption Updated yesterday. But when Parker reads Conners' book, he sees the same picture on the back cover. If that photo had been taken "yesterday," then exactly how was it on the back cover of a book? Well, this is the secret that shall be revealed in the next movie: Curt Conners is a time traveller! Yes, that is the only explanation as to this mysterious picture cropping up many times in the movie. He is a time traveller, and there's nothing you can do to stop it!

Monday, July 9, 2012

My new favourite thing

So my new favourite thing to do is write a two-sided conversation, then record one side of it, then play it back while filling in the other side. No, I did not get that idea from Blink, that episode of Doctor Who Series Four. No really, I didn't. No really. No really. No. really.

Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Peter

So, I've always wondered exactly how search engines work. I know they search for the words that you type in, but is it by how many times a certain Web page mentions that word? For instance, if you type Amor et Oceanus into the Google search bar, then the first two entries will be my blog. But if you wrote a certain word, Peter, for example (don't ask why), hundreds of times on your site, would your site then be the first entry if you type Peter into a search bar? Let's test it out.

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