Darts and global warming

Morning all,

so I have mailed this to some of you already, but for those of you a little shy about your love of darts, i thought I'd post the link to a rather amusing section of the BBC website. That way, all you closet darters can have a sneeky look and i will never find out about it.

It details darts commentary over the years and even this cursory selection, i think, contains the seeds of a sociology essay...

Something along the lines of, education as hindrance to darting power: a case study in working class attitudes to being seen as a bit of a ponce.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/other_sports/darts/6231707.stm

enjoy.

On global warming, the darts is on telly, so it must be cold, right? Not so - as I'm sure you are aware.

I live in the desert, and found the video posted here

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/newsnight/2007/01/who_remembers_winter_1.html

particularly home sick making, but the blog goes on to say that it is not cold there either.

What happened to snow and frost and walks home from places that, once you got in side, would make your ears buzz as they warmed up? What happened to loosing feeling in you feet and then having a bath and feeling them thaw and realising that actually it hurts to be that cold, but only when you are warming up.

anyway - work to do now.

XxX