This week I'll write about something that has always bothered me about the BBC2 series "Dragons Den". If you are a yank, I'm sure you've got an equivalent but to explain it to the general masses: A person goes to pitch their idea for an invention or gadget in front of four multi-millionaire business men/women. If their idea is good enough, they'll get their asking sum of money to buy a stake in the business. Sounds simple, but let us look at great inventions of the past, which would have never been invested in with what the person would probably outline in their pitch.

As promised, every week I'll have an amusing Yahoo Answer to keep the merriment up and to increase my views.

This week will be the promised weeks ago review of my Sennheiser HD-201's which finally came, a day after I made a note of it in my blog; Maybe some Royal Mail posty read what I put and decided to get into his truck with just that to ensure a speedy delivery to make me write positive things about his company. Fuck that.

While I was designing First Fantasy I took some time to play some old-school RPG's to give me a rounded idea of how it should play. Doing this only made me nostalgic with games from my childhood. Because everyone does SNES/NES lists, here is a short-list/micro review of my most favourite PS1 games from a time when Cynical Discourse was closer to Happy Chit-Chat and the internet composed of nothing more than Doom levels and Geocites.

This week I've discovered a goldmine. No, not one where I can use monkeys to harvest precious stones out of- But a comedy goldmine. One where people go for everything from relationship advice to anniversary gifts, this is Yahoo Answers.

Well here I am, back from holiday and tired as fuck. Well the last bit was only relevant to a few days ago when I actually came back and slept off the jet lag of time travel. Upon my return, I was told that Cynical Discourse now appears under the Suggestions section of Google. Being Mr. Cynical Discourse I tried it out myself and-

It seems Cynical Discourse is moving up in the world! With over 100 weekly readers (or so Google Analytics suggests seeing the peak in traffic every Sunday) it has grown from its humble roots of a single David Cameron post and the promise of a Silent Hill 2 review. (which is indefinitely on hold until it stops mind-fucking me) As promised I have two posts up my sleeve which I shall reveal later on, one will come today and the second one will come tomorrow; If that's not enough for you people I'm also going to have a mid-week post from now on which will involve the main topic of the following post.

Also as some of you have pointed out- The Site's title font has changed. This was because I noticed on some computers it was shown as some school-girl squished together writing which looked about as professional as Pakistan's flood gates.