I've had a few comments recently on here and on YouTube saying they've left Worksop and it's nice to see the old town again.  I really appreciate comments like that, and really pleased people who used to live in Worksop enjoy my work.  Thank you so much.

I am going to try and make more Worksop Blogger videos around town soon, including going up Prospect again because my first ever Worksop video I made last year still gets feedback now and then.  Have to do an update one day soon.

I just got back online after an 80 hour offline challenge, so I'm having to catch up with everything.  It's bloody murder and I'm not doing that again unless I have to.  What the hell was I thinking?  A day back on, I think I've caught up?  I noticed one thing when I was offline and watching FullMetal Alchemist instead... I needed to go to Tesco to buy more snacks and chocolate.  I forgot how I stuff my face when I'm watching DVDs, and I never go to Tesco on a Saturday.  :D

Until next time anyways, peace out, and watch FullMetal Alchemist.  ;)

My duties as a video maker around Worksop have vanished since we had the great flood.  But I intend to change that by giving myself the name Worksop Blogger.  I will be in different areas of Worksop, blogging about whatever, so if you see me talking to a camera, don't think I'm insane.  It's not just a camera, I'm talking to the people around Worksop and around the globe.  It's all good.  :)

Since the great flood of Worksop, the town's been pretty quiet really.  I keep meaning to go out and about with my camcorder and make a video of anything, just to keep up with the small flow of videos I make about my little town.  It's not like I haven't got anywhere to go, there's loads of places I could take my camera.  Priory Church is still on my list, but it's just moving my backside and going to do it.
I'm hoping to make some videos out of Worksop soon though.  A long planned trip to either Skegness or Whitby is due, and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that I'll be able to go to the Movie & Comic Con at the beginning of September at Earl's Court in London.

While the town is quiet, I'm still pretty much active online with YouTube and MySpace.  I'm still doing a small project on MySpace called Tonyo Times, and I'm still after pictures of people for future issues, at the moment people showing off their latest DVD's they've watched or purchased.

If anyone's seen my YouTube, please check out my granddad's account >>> BernardTheMan  He does more serious video blogs than I do, but every now and then I include him in some of my wacky ideas.  If you're a YouTuber, I hope you can show support for him and subscibe to his work.  That'd be great.  Thanks.

Are people in my town getting stupider or have they always been like this?  I'm going to talk about drunks and scumbags today.

Last night, I was going around the corner where the old McDonalds used to be, and two daft lasses were going to walk across the road.  The man was on red, traffic was moving, and yet, they nearly crapped themselves when I came around the corner.  *shakes head*  I told them to look at the lights.  I've talked about this before in my blogs, but they never learn.  I'd tell them to come and read this but they probably can't read?

Then this morning I was riding up Gateford Road.  Two youths were stood outside the Spar, you know, the type you ignore because you get "what ya looking at?" if you glance at them.  The one stood on the edge of the pavement took two steps back on to the road just to make his mate laugh.  Really clever.  I didn't say anything, just gave a sigh and carried on, because I know he was looking for trouble.  I don't get it, he had such a nasty look in his eyes when I went by, as if I should say something, just so he could say the classic pathetic line "come here and say that!"  I'm getting a little tired of scumbags like this, there's no need.
I only got 3 hours sleep yesterday and couldn't be bothered to say anything anyway, and being quite wise, I knew what he was after, a fight.  That'd be good, someone like that probably fights on a daily basis?  I've only ever had one fight in my life and that was enough to make me realise how pointless fighting is.  My point though, what if he'd have done it to someone who's nervous?  Some who doesn't like going out as it is and has to face someone like that?  Intimidating and no need.  Grow up losers!

That's my rant done.  I expect tonight will be the same.  If you're going out tonight, if the red man is on, DO NOT CROSS THE ROAD!

Nothing to do with Worksop this one, but as I'm a sci-fi, fantasy, Manga and anime fan, I thought I'd share my trip to the London MCM Expo which was on this past weekend.  I'm telling everyone about it, so why not the folks of Worksop.  I've made a few videos too.  It's all on my MySpace, pictures and videos, and the whole report on my weekend.  :)

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Just a quick mention for Worksop Town FC who got relegated this week from the Conference North League.  It's a absolute shame that they couldn't stay up this season.  I hope every year they can manage to win the title and get promotion, so now all we can do is keep our fingers crossed and hope they can get back up next season.

The other night I was talking to my friend at work about how boring Worksop is.  There's nothing here is there?  The sooner the new facilities are built on Turner Road the better.  I wouldn't mind going to see a film or go ten pin bowling.  If you want to get drunk, then Worksop is the place to come.  Ha ha.

I haven't blogged on here for quite some time because... well I've been playing Bionicle Heroes on my Xbox 360 and haven't really been feeling like doing much else to be perfectly honest.  That flu bug that got me last month sort of changed me into a bigger miserable *fill space with whatever swear word you feel fits*.

Easter is over, life goes on, eggs still rest upon armchairs all over the country waiting to be either scoffed or binned.  Just thought I'd make a quick pointless blog for once.  If anyone wants my opinion on anything, please do ask.  That's what this blog is for really.  Cheers.

Over the last few days, I've watched quite a few films.  One I bought from Tesco for less than a fiver on Tuesday morning is called An Inconvenient Truth.  It's a documentary DVD by Al Gore (the real president of the USA - robbed by Bush he was) talking about the environment.  It states a lot I already knew, but he shown pictures of mountains and lakes, comparing them to what they looked like a few decades ago to what they look like now.  This planet is in serious danger.

I made a video blog which you can check HERE if you wish.  I don't get to discuss the video enough because the postman came with a parcel for me.  That was weird when I was making a video blog, and it was from one of my friends from over the Atlantic who watches my stuff.  I've also finished filming a little soap opera with toys called Hellmeadow.  Don't let your kids watch them, they're not very friendly to the ears.

In other Tonyo news, the secondary flu seems to be dispersing, and I can't wait for Easter just so I can have a nice dinner and stuff my face with chocolate.  It's like any other day eating chocolate, except at Easter it's expensive and I like throwing hollow choccy eggs at my head... hehehe.