I'm up late wondering whether the Nine Inch Nails need to convert that to millimetres before performing in other countries.

I've decided I'd like to be part of a rock & roll legend. Not a fatal overdose or anything like that, just playing a part in a band getting together, or putting on some unlikely gig, or something of that ilk.

New blog post: Too Long a Title. gavincameron.co.uk/2025/12/09/too…

I think the most underrated part of The A-Team is right at the end when Stephen J. Cannell pulls the paper out of his typewriter and sends it flying, which is then perfectly shot-matched with the animated titles. That must taken days to create in an era before computer graphics.

New blog post: Laughs and Larks in London. gavincameron.co.uk/2025/12/16/lau…

It amuses and intrigues me more each year how Elton John tells folks to Step Into Christmas, and makes a point of saying the admission is free of charge, as if he's going to invite pals around and open a bar tab.

I've opened a second Duolingo account so I can learn double Dutch.

New blog post: Running a Readathon. gavincameron.co.uk/2025/12/23/run…

This isn't one of my gags, but the Eric Clapton track Promises reminds me of leaving an office on Christmas Eve, and I've no idea why. In fact, this association seems to have been set before I even worked in an office.

Three unlikely predictions for revivals in the year ahead: 1. Early-2000s-style Bluetooth posters will start popping up everywhere. 2. Indie guitar music will suddenly flood the charts. 3. Eastman Kodak and Yahoo! will team up to create some must-have product.

New blog post: Dual Lingo. wp.me/p3ZWAm-1IS