It is a sad and painful truth of our lives today that we expect computers to make our lives better just because we are not prepared to put in the extra effort required. Companies spend millions of dollars purchasing customer data management software applications and spend even more money employing people to take care of these activities. However, the top management never bothers to interact directly with it valuable customers.
So I recently caught one of the shows at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and it was the comedy of Tom Rosenthal. Now Tom Rosenthal, I found out, is a renowned British comedian and actor who have captivated a wide range of audience through his shows. At the festival the comedian’s debut was a show called Child of Privilege and it mixes a sort of nerdy logic within the comedy of jokes.
The show kicks off with a butler who first welcomes the audience and separates them into two parts, must-haves and have-nots with the help of a rope made of velvet. Being the son of Jim- a TV sports reporter he begins by discussing the various privileges enjoyed by him as well as the audience in a provoking manner. The 23 year old actor does not refrain from including a lot of clever gags and is not afraid to make a cocksure of him to make it even more humorous.
In the show tom touches on a number of current on your lips topics such as Pimp my ride and activism on Facebook. He uses a lot of gimmicks to deliver his message.
The entire show is full of energy and is precociously smartly laid. The show also makes a rather witty remark about Andy Murray and then even goes on to mention the 72 virgins in Islamic Paradise. The show ends with an insurrection from the butler Leonard who suggests that when well-off people start preaching people about classlessness then the only way to judge them is by their very own actions, not mere words. However, in the end it does seem that Rosenthal could probably have done better than he had demonstrated in the show. More shall be expected in the next show. All in all Rosenthal is likely to become the Doug Hyde of the fringe comedy scene.
I cannot help saying that I quite regret the good old days when British cinema was full of great titles and the British film art was actually prosperous. We all know the titles of such movies and definitely money was available to the British film makers - they made Britain quite famous around the world and definitely made us all proud of being Brits because half of the civilized world was taking example from our films. But what has happened More
People talk about how they want to travel the world. To see all their friends every Friday night. To do incredible, amazing, fantastic things and experience everything that life has to offer. I say give me a three piece suit , a decent business meeting, a cup of tea with my flat-mate at home, then an evening with my girlfriend followed by a good breakfast the following morning. Sometimes it’s about the small things in life.
Here are a few of my absolutely favourite small things:
1) A great cup of tea: most cups of tea are average. I mean, there’s nothing wrong with them, but they’re not going to stick in your mind for any length of time. But then there are cups of tea which are nothing less than magnificent. Tea which, for some bizarre reason, is just…magic. You wouldn’t want to have one of these beauties every day, of course – that’d be tragic. No, the point is that you need to drink them – to experience them – only every so often. That way they end up being extra special and having a place in your heart for all time.
it might be finding £5 in your jeans after the wash and it’s still in one piece
2) Bumping into a friend on the street and going for an impromptu drink: this is wonderful stuff indeed. I always like that. It’s great for 2 main reasons and a load of smaller ones. 1) life is best when lived without knowing what’ll happen next, as surprise is the key to all things exciting and 2) sometimes it jolts you out of your current bad mood and takes you off to another place. We all need this from time to time, truth be told.
3) The small moments: it could be an email from a total stranger saying how they enjoyed your blog – incredible – or it might be finding £5 in your jeans after the wash and it’s still in one piece. The small moments don’t necessarily have to be standout amazing in their own right, but trust me, you get enough of them and after a while they do add up!
4) A sudden burst of rain: it enlightens the ground, makes the air smell of cut grass, and gives you the feeling that life is so changeable and exciting that you’d be a fool to think things could never get better for you. That smell represents a lot, you know: it means you are alive, and for that you should feel lucky!
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The title relates to the sense of - how much milk and sugar in your tea, how much petrol in the car? In the same sense, how many gadgets in our lives. The usual scene on the tube to central London is as follows - crowded at the stops closer to central London, people reading books, listening to music, eating their sandwiches, playing on their phones, iPad, laptops, sleeping, talking to themselves. Its hard to look directly into the eyes More
I was moving some things into a self storage unit recently when I found myself with one of those persistent headaches. I am not a fan of taking pills so I did not know what to do. I usually suffer the pain until it goes away, but this one was different. I search for a good non prescription remedy and found the following. Hope it helps you in the future.
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So you like the idea of having children… Well, just stop and ask yourself this; can you bring them up properly (i.e. in such a way that they will not be suffering from serious hearing problems by the time they hit their teenage years)?
If the answer to this (and for goodness sake be honest with yourself!) is ‘no’, then put the notion of parenthood on hold for a while. There are already enough painful things in life for you More
Going to the cinema the other day to watch the awesome 127 Hours, I was in a good mood: I had already seen this beauty once, as a download, and now I was getting to see it on the big screen. It was going to be interesting, seeing how Danny Boyle’s masterpiece could be even further enhanced. I was looking forward to the whole experience in a grim-tastic sort of a way that made me feel like this was going More
If you’re the kind of person who says he watches horror films but actually doesn’t because he’s disgusted by them, and are also the kind of man who could be considered “a man of few words” and doesn’t like people enthusiastically going on about TV series which feature zombies and loads of blood, oh dear, it would seem you’re in the wrong place. Still, I suggest you read on, because AMC’s The Walking Dead is television at its finest. The More
