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Fraser McAlpine | 16:29 UK time, Wednesday, 11 June 2008

ChartpagneWotcha,

I've mentioned this before, but it took ages to actually happen, so let's pretend this all new and exciting, shall we? OK!

Did you know you can now get ChartBlog feeds on the Â鶹Éç Homepage? That's right, the world's most popular Cornwall-based snarky Â鶹Éç pop blog is now officially recognised as being superwickedskill by The Powers That Am. It's a day of celebration, peoples!

Just me then? OK!

Look! This is the Blogs bit of the Â鶹Éç homepage, as of 10th June 2008 BC (Before ChartBlog)

Â鶹Éç Homepage - Before ChartBlog

Rubbish, eh? OK, now press the edit button, and tick Chartblog...

Â鶹Éç Homepage - ChartBlog ticked

And hey presto! Instant lovely.

Â鶹Éç Homepage - Anno Bloggeri

And before you despair that this entire posting is just a massive mirror-kiss, here's a video of a rubber-legged man called Dimplez, dancing to 'Forever', the new song by Chris Brown.

See? It was worth it in the end, right?

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