A trip through the bizarre underbelly of Tunbridge Wells as Griffin, Rex and I flee drug dealers, police and angry parents.

Please check out the Blog version to follow along and see the pictures!

Hiya people. I’m back. Once again I went away for awhile and once again I have returned. And while I keep telling myself that this type of behaviour must certainly stop if I intend to build any kind of audience for anything that I do, I fear that that circumstances may again deter me from my noble ambitions sometime in the future. It seems to be a repeating theme. But let me say this: I do fully intend to make this show a regular weekly thing as soon as my life will allow it. What’s more, I also still intend on launching a second show, a video podcast, as soon as I can find an appropriate person to host it, or in fact, decide on just which one of my many fine podcast ideas to actually pursue. Perhaps if I wanted to be very “social web-ish” I would post all my ideas and let my massive fanbase decide for me. But no, that would give sleazy and sneaky web entrepreneurs the opportunity to steal my ideas and become the next big internet celebrity instead of me. And that aint gonna happen. No, I think I’ll decide myself, and soon, I promise.

There’s this pub in my town called the Opera House. The establishment is so named because, yes, you’ve guessed correctly, it used to be an actual opera house many years ago. As local legend has it, the use of the building as a theatrical establishment was limited to a mere few performances back in the early years of the 20th century, after which it was unceremoniously turned into various incarnations of community hall, scout hut, bingo hall, and for sometimes lengthy periods, vacant space.

Hiya stranger. Nice to be talking to you again after a ridiculously long break of nearly eight weeks. And I’d like to assure you that a gap of this length between shows on a podcast that appeared to be weekly, is in no way the norm. Rest assured that during every one of those eight weeks I was thinking about the show, but just not doing anything about it. The reason for this is as boring as it is true: too much work – the paying kind – and too little time. I know, it sucks to lose sight of what really matters while trying to make a buck, but hey, it’s the same shit we all have to deal with. Or is it?

The erstwhile Mr Brunner has informed me that he will probably not produce an episode of So Sue Me! again this week. The dude has been horribly ill for the past few days and has fallen behind on many things, including his own personal hygiene (a topic that needs no further elucidation).

He has however managed to do some nice updates on this site which he sincerely hopes you will appreciate. We have also done some brainstorming on the new show. If we can pull it off, it should be epic!