Geek

Tom Binns has had a great deal of success with his character acts (Ivan Brackenbury and Ian D. Montford). We are (of course) interested in his use of computer with Ivan Brackenbury, hidden behind his DJ desk is all manner of technical gubbins.

David Trent uses music, video and animation to create a visual display. Many comedians use repetition and rhythm to generate laughter.

Some notes on how the Google Web Font API was employed in the design of this site. Including the Javascript to fade loaded fonts in once loading has finished. May be updated as I tinker with the site.

I've been performing stand-up, music and on-stage geekery since 2003. This is my CV describing the notable things I've done in that time.

A short video of me on stage at the Queen's Hall in Narberth will be here when I get videos working on the site.

A lovely (and fair) review of my 2007 show "Niblock vs. Gig-A-Tron". I'll get a computer back on stage with me sometime - I've been tinkering with online text adventures amongst other things.

World of Warcraft inspired poem about a rude dream about a Murloc (yuck!)

Poem about sorting your Friends list out on Facebook.

A poem about the "good old days" of the Internet.

Thought I'd try a bit of an experiment for this one - using l337 sp33k and binary. More of a written poem this (and one might say - a failed experiment!)