No bugs, no tickers
Post-it notes stuck on my television screen so I can watch any of the 20-odd channels I receive without having to see any digital on-screen graphics (station idents or news tickers).
18 January 2007
- This is Flip Flop Flying
- A weblog companion of Flip Flop Flyin'
RSS feed- There's photos at flickr.com/flipflopflying
- And films at youtube.com/flipflopflying
- My hopes for 2007
- Gee Willikers
- P.S.
- The end
- November and a half mix
- Windows
- Dirk Kuyt
- Looking at the camera
- How I will catch Jon Bon Jovi
- Not available in the shops
- Atlas, Schmatlas (info)
- Published 2007 by Harry N Abrams
- Buy (UK): Amazon
- Buy (US): Amazon/Barnes & Noble/Borders
- Fun Fun Fun (info)
- Published 2005 PP Book
- Buy (UK): Amazon
- Buy (US): Amazon
- Minipops (info)
- Published 2004 by Mitchell Beazley
- German edition published 2006 by Eichborn
- Buy (UK): Amazon
- Buy (US): Amazon
- Buy (DE): Amazon
- I am Craig Robinson
- I am left-handed
- I have a beard
- I am myopic
- I am a smoker
- I am thirty eight years old
- I have tinnitus
- I was born in Lincoln, UK
- I used to live in Derby, UK
- I used to live in London, UK
- I used to live in Berlin, Germany
- I currently have no fixed abode
- I support Liverpool FC
- I support New York Yankees
- I fancy Shakira
- I heat, stir and serve
- My email is craig AT flipflopflyin DOT com
- 30gms
- Cassandra-m
- Click Opera
- Flasher
- I Like
- Information Aesthetics
- One Good Move
- Pocket Films For Travelers
- Pop! & Circumstance
- Radical Cartography
- Strange Harvest
- Strange Maps
- The Good Book
- The Lister
- The New Shelton wet/dry
- Spreeblick
- Things magazine
- Veer: The Skinny
- We make money not art
8 Comments:
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Ha ha!
Yeah, advertisers of the world, if you're listening: SOD OFF.
Man, we really miss this kinda stuff. Any chance you'll come back to the blog?
that's the best idea i've seen all year
And I thought that I was a little peculiar that I'd put tape over the subtitles so as not to get distracted. But you've certainly elaborated...
Hahaha, I do it the other way around: I stick paper over the screen when I subtitle something at work that I don't want to witness (gross medical stuff, for example), leaving only the bottom of the screen free to be able to see the subtitling.
What danhero said. Underlined.
I thought you were recreating one of those 'Cube' robots from Gerry Anderson's 'Terrahawks'. Nice to have more stuff to read from you.
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