Third week’s worth of scroodls.

Woot! –under the “fifty weeks to go” milestone now.

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Second week’s worth of scroodls [and they said he’d never keep it up!] Forward we go into week three, scribbling away like a good ‘un!

The mighty Scroodl challenge; pick a start date and then aim to create and upload a hand-drawn piece of art, every day for the next 365 days –or a “year”, as it’s sometimes also called!

I started mine on 31st December, so 6th January marked my first ‘week’. Here are my first seven Scroodls. 

I’ve just stumbled upon this, through the randomness that is retweeting and I love it! It’s an entertaining read and it combines a review of the film with personal anecdotes and hand-drawn artwork.  what’s not to like?  Possibly something to ponder for you lot out there with reviews to write for your PDPs.

“Think outside of the box”,  and all thon!

War Horse –an illustrated review.

squid-vicious:

Tumblr Post limit:

Okay so it’s 250. I guess that’s like a lot of posts in one day. But as someone who used to spend like a whole day on Tumblr because I had nothing else to do and posted 300+ posts (not every day, on rare occasions), I have posted more than 250 posts in one day many times.

So…

I stumbled across this post, whilst trying to search the Tumblr API for a way to limit members of a shared blog to a certain number of posts per day.

WTF! –All these people crying, complaining and petitioning because Tumblr limits you to  a ‘mere’ 250 posts per day.

Why don’t you actually try and, you know, create something for yourselves, you fucking retards –instead of just sitting there, compulsively clicking “reblog” on every picture of a cat supposedly doing something  amusing, or of some bint with her norks out –that causes a momentary flicker of interest to pass through your vacant skulls?  

Jeebus! –anyone fancy starting a counter-petition to ask Tumblr to lower the daily post limit to single figures? That might do something to address the signal-to-noise ratio around here.