As we know, there’s a war on against terror. It’s global and everyone’s included, oddly including PC manufacturer Dell, who I was just attempting to buy a laptop from when they launch this quiz…

Dell catches the baddies

Now, I’m no expert on international security matters, but I can’t help thinking that not too many terrorists are going to fall for number 4 there. And that’s assuming the bumbling crazy makes it past numbers 2 and 3 without giving too much of the game away. Luckily for me, I’m not planning on using the spangly laptop for bio-weapons. Not even sure where to start with the mass destruction, unless they mean gaming, in which case I guess I might be blowing some stuff up in BF2142. In an uncertain future it’s good to see we’re covered by all angles.

Moving away from terrorism, another odd thing on the Dell Outlet meant an optional extra free discount voucher to remove £75 from the total. Optional? Wtf. It’s Thursday night I guess*.

Two posts in one day, weird.

*see other references to Thursday nights for further details on what that usually means

Where have I been? Terminator Salvation. I didn’t know this was coming out, or that it’s got Christian Bale in as John Connor!? Brilliant!

UK Release date apparently 5 June 2009.

Launched an exciting new film review page with deep analysis of movie releases as and when I get round to seeing them. In addition, I should probably add new Indiana Jones: Don’t see.

Don’t forget, you can follow me on Twitter still. It gets updated far more often than this site, but with slightly less interesting stuff. Imagine that! (shut up Nath).

http://www.twitter.com/darrenwatt

On a techy note, rather than having to log into Twitter all the time for updates, the Firefox plugin: Twitterfox is great for doing the same thing - also avoiding installing other apps and is cross-platform.