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Who is Craig?
Craig Lotter is a 29-year-old software and web developer based in Gordon's Bay, South Africa. For some or other reason he still hasn't managed to shake off that pesky little inner child within, hence his current pack of interests it would seem.
Call him a fanboy, geek, nerd or whatever you want, just so long as you enjoy what he writes.
What Craig Writes
I currently run three blogs, namely The Rugged Rock of Craig which chronicles my life and fanboy musings and reviews on things like anime, popular culture and martial arts, The CodeUnit of Craig which details various code snippets, tutorials and commentary on software and technology, and then finally The House of C which houses the web comic I currently produce in my spare time (which turns out not to be all that much!).
What Craig focuses on
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Jackie Chan, Fantastic Four & Iron Man 2
I actually had a pretty decent weekend last weekend, despite the fact you can’t really look back at it and say, “wow, awesome, cool” or anything like that. As expected, Chantelle was back on full duty for the weekend and so Friday night saw me entertain myself, which pretty much meant some more 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa gaming action and the watching of a classic Hong Kong Jackie Chan piece, Crime Story. Continue reading
Of War and Heat
It’s bloody hot out here in Gordon’s Bay at the moment. But I’m sitting here, secretly hoping that the Spur ribs we just had won’t give us the runs tomorrow, and thankful that we once again have running water, after Gordon’s Bay went and lost most of its supply on Sunday afternoon, leaving most of its residents without much choice but to buy up every single liter of still water that the surrounding shops could supply. Continue reading
