Listening to: Miss Kubelik - Rhapsody in Black
Albert Einstein once said that if bees disappeared, man would have only four years of life left. Four years. Now, he seemed a pretty on-the-ball, top-of-his-class kinda guy, so my guess is that he could've been right. Come to think of it, whilst I've been strolling about the ornamental gardens that surround Chéz Sonique, it's been a while since I've seen so much as a single bee. Sobering stuff indeed pop-kids.
The other happy little item concerns those fun-lovin' criminals Al-Qaeda, who apparently are planning some mayhem for us Westerners sometime soon, according to a leaked report. I have a message for them however: I intend to make the forthcoming season the Summer of Sonic... and nothing can spoil the S of S for me, hear? NOTHING!

Separate topic altogether but the new Quentin Tarantino flick (with a budget of $100 million) Grindhouse has not performed well at the U.S. box-office, proving too long and too obscure for mainstream audiences. It has taken only $23 million in three weeks in American cinemas, with half of that over the Easter weekend, and producers the Weinstein brothers are considering whether to slice it into two separate films.
Now isn't this exactly what happened with Kill Bill? Expect to catch it in a branch of Blockbuster near you very soon.
I'm more worried about the bees I have to say. The Summer may be a little less Sonic without them.