Today at work, the conversation turned to awkward interviewees that myself and other reporters had encountered in our professional careers.
Without a doubt, the most obnoxious person I ever interviewed was Bobby Williamson during his time as Hibs boss. He was a grumpy, ill-natured, torn-faced little neep of a man, and he deserved every single piece of abuse he received from the club's fans.
In stark contrast, his predecessor, Frank Sauzee, was one of the most charming, likeable people I've ever met.
Anyway, this conversation also saw me reminiscing about my days as a music journalist, and the great times I had interviewing bands including The Cooper Temple Clause, Terrorvision and South.
And this thought process reminded me that, for a short period after finishing university, I had my own ramshackle website devoted to reviewing music.
The idea was basically that I would be able to blag free CDs and gig tickets by agreeing to review them. And it worked pretty well.
I presumed that, after I lost interest in the site around five years ago, it would have been deleted.
But it hasn't. To this day, it's still sitting quietly on the dark fringes of the worldwide interweb, showcasing how pretentious I was at the point when I finished university.
And so, for your entertainment, here is a link to the site in all its non-showy glory.
What a shambles!
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