This short video has been around for a while now - but it is one of the classics so I thought that I would share it with everyone.

Enjoy

Over the past weeks, there has been a spate of attacks sweeping through my office. Well to be precise, sweeping through the Guest Services department.

I may have instigated these 'pranks' if you will - however should I ever be brought up on charges, I will deny everything to the death!

It all started with the small innocent re-arranging of the younger 'gilmore's' desk. Unfortunately she took affront to this action and retaliated.

Was this fair - I think not.

However I must admit that at this time, I must pass the crown to her, as she has most certainly is the most creative prankster that I have met to date.

What did she do? - I hear you ask.....

There was a grand total of 30, and to this day, I am still finding them secreted away in obscure places.

I am led to believe that this is just a minor infringement and that the elder Gilmore has suffered much worse at the hands of this joker.

Sadly I was not the only target on this rampage, Miss Alphabet also fell victim, however instead of the semi-freakish smiley's, she instead was treated to objects on her work station being completely wrapped up. All that was missing was a big bow and a greeting card. 

Well this battle may have been won by the younger gilmore - but all is not lost in warfare. 

Revenge will taste ever so sweet......

Recently I have discovered a new show titled "October Road".

This show portrays a different tangent of show than I normally watch, which as people who know me, will know is predominately Teen Drama.

It has quirky characters, complicated relationships and of course a multitude of hidden secrets, I would classify it more as adult drama with childish throwbacks to its teenage years.

My conundrum is that no-one else I know has seen this show, therefore I have no-one with which to chat to about it. 

Flotoonie says that I should blog about October Road, however again this deepens the problem, because should I blog about it, certain people will most definately get cranky that they will 'know' what happens before they watch it. 

Therefore my plee is - potential viewers (you know who you are!) PLEASE START WATCHING!!

If not for your own entertainment, then certainly for my own sanity. 

I have been remiss - the rugby international season is well underway and I have not yet shared my views on our first four matches, something that I wished to do after each match. Therefore I will summerise my views thus far and will endeavour to blog more often. 

Rugby Union: It certainly is the game that they play in heaven - and the Bledisloe Cup is the reason why the game was invented!

There is a long standing rivalry between Australia and New Zealand and this tournament is probably the most hotly contested battle in the war.

A new era of Australian rugby union started this year under the tutledge of Robbie Deans and I am still a sceptic of his abilities, especially when it comes to being impartial during the Bledisloe Cup.

My dad tells me that I am too harsh on him and also on the progress being made within the Wallaby ranks. Yet I firmly believe that more progression is still needed if we are to quieten our critics and make rugby union a more publicised sport within Australia.

Last week's triumphant win over the world champion Springbok's; started a grumbling in the stomachs of all Wallaby supporters, a feeling that I must admit has been sorely missing over the past few seasons - it is the feeling that maybe, just maybe our fortunes may be changing.

I will be believer of this change - should we come out on top this saturday against the All Blacks.

There is a lot of speculation surrounding this weekend's match which includes some of the following thoughts:

1. The All Blacks will either come out firing all guns as they have something to prove after failing in the quarter finals of the last world cup or alternatively they will still be licking their wounds and be preoccupied.

2. The switch of Robbie Deans from New Zealand to Australia and his recent success will play on the minds of the players and coaching team and thus result in less than perfect execution on the field.

3. The pre-match verbal slanging between teams is an unneccesary drain on the players and will ultimately affect their performance.

I will withhold judgement until after the match on Saturday; however I am an Australian through and through and feel that the below words from a fellow blogger sum up the situation very well:

" I'd suggest kiwi fans leave their tv's off. Monday will be a NZ national day of mourning. "

Until next time....