So ... Every time i drive by the local pub lately, they have been advertising a Robbie Williams tribute show.

I don't understand tribute shows, unless they're tribute shows for bands that are long gone, like ABBA or the Jackson 5 or something. But a tribute show for Robbie Williams? If somebody out there does have as a good a voice as Robbie then why don't they try and get their own careers kick started instead of covering somebody who is still actively out there?

My new job is starting to restore my faith in call centres again, but customers still suck... really. Ok people if you're calling a call centre, just remember it is not the operators fault that things suck, they are just following the rules (or maybe they suck, but give them the benefit of the doubt)

Weekend! Finally! bring on Dewali! (is that how you spell it? its pronounced Devali anyways)