So I was driving to work this morning when I noticed a Camry parked on a foot path and half blocking a junction. Having a closer look it was a model I had never seen before - a Camry Intrigue. Oh yes as there is nothing more intriging to me that the actions of a camry driver.
I look forward to the release of the Camry No-Indicator and Camry Can't-use-mirrors models in the near future.
Showing posts with label irony. Show all posts
Showing posts with label irony. Show all posts
Monday, June 30, 2008
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Irony or Karma
Well here I am in an interesting paradox. I spend my life bashing a certain brand and model of motor car and harping on about how everyone should be greener, and then what happens?
THIS !!
There is a deal in the pipeline to build Toyota Hybrids in Australia. The model chosen. Camry. Nooooooooooooooooo !
I wonder if they come with a driver education program?
THIS !!
There is a deal in the pipeline to build Toyota Hybrids in Australia. The model chosen. Camry. Nooooooooooooooooo !
I wonder if they come with a driver education program?
Monday, November 5, 2007
Anonymous Blogs... Oh the Irony
I post this blog anonymously, not because I am scared, but more to do with the fact it is sometimes easier to describe situations and people if I can be removed from them. Also I know some work people know who I am and enjoy what I post )as long as it is not about them)
An interesting scenario came up with a colleague at work the other day. She had a public blog that her old bosses used to read. That was great until it turned sour with her employers. It then became a problem to post anything that was happening or to explain why things were so bad. So now she has moved to an anonymous blog that no one has the address to.
Isn't it ironic that a blog has become the secret diary we don't want our friends to read, yet the very nature of the Internet means we have to hide our identities in case anyone we know stumbles across it and sees what we have written about them. It is also a sad fact of blogdom that the only way people will find our blogs is if we give them the address. Its a kind of self defeating thing. "Here is my blog address, but don't read it - some of it is about you..."
We share more with strangers than we do with our friends.
An interesting scenario came up with a colleague at work the other day. She had a public blog that her old bosses used to read. That was great until it turned sour with her employers. It then became a problem to post anything that was happening or to explain why things were so bad. So now she has moved to an anonymous blog that no one has the address to.
Isn't it ironic that a blog has become the secret diary we don't want our friends to read, yet the very nature of the Internet means we have to hide our identities in case anyone we know stumbles across it and sees what we have written about them. It is also a sad fact of blogdom that the only way people will find our blogs is if we give them the address. Its a kind of self defeating thing. "Here is my blog address, but don't read it - some of it is about you..."
We share more with strangers than we do with our friends.
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