The Al Welch's Bungo Workshop

THE AL WELCH EXPERIENCE No.1 Hello, this is the part of the blog, where I review what's neat and what's not neat.# Today, I would like to talk you about newspapers that doesn't make sense. First of all, the Daily Sport. The Daily Sport was first launched in 1991, contents of softcore models and images, and the self-centred yellow journalism with an emphasis on celebrites, bad behaviour and toilet humor. Most people (especially older women) find this paper quite disgusting, some find it was quite okay, but, to me, it is probaly one of the most BORING newspapers I've ever heard in my life. Lord, it's so boring, headlines that never make sense. Honestly, they have never focus on real news, political views and world affairs, even though former Lib Dem MP, Lembit Opik, did a weekly political column in 2008. Also, the images are quite distributing to some readers. Those softcore pictures show women showing off naked breasts, but not only breasts, but also, boobs, tits, j...

Hello, everyone! First off, it's funfair time! (let's go of balloon) That was funfair time, and now... the newsflush. People are being unaware of wondering what happening to the next issue of Root Beers. Well, to be honest, I'm trying to keep tracks on what was going on. I'm stuck for any ideas for the next few comics, I can't think which fan art goes next, and I'm about to do the graphic novel for my Final Major Project. If you're familiar with acornyms, it's F. M. P. Anyway, I'm planning a few ideas for comics, fan art, and other stuff that was SUPPOSED to be bloody mentioned in the Announcement bit. Ooooooh, almost let my senstive side go, there. So, until then, this is Al Welch, for BBC South Today, Southampton.