...it's never really fun to digress. What a week that was eh? Snow, ITV and the return of The Weekly Summit (which you can listen again to) all within the space of a few days - it's a wonder that the world is still spinning, it really is. Nevertheless life must go on, and this week we have a couple of obligatory pieces from Dave as well as the longest piece that this author has written since, well, his last essay - but I'm pretty sure no-one here cares about reasonable expectation of privacy and the issues surrounding REoP in modern day law - do they? No, probably not.

Anyway. First up on the table this week Tom has had a look at Chamillionaire - Ridin' Dirty in a special-length piece!

I wonder how people like Captain Krayzie actually succeed in passing their driving tests, although perhaps they continue their criminality in the worst pay possible - by driving without a license, and thus driving without insurance.

A bloody outrage, as I'm sure you'll agree.

Dave meanwhile has had a look at the credible (really?) Lily Allen and her new single The Fear.

It could be a phobia of something obvious like the dark or monsters under the bed, or maybe it could be a stranger phobia like a fear of xylophones, which for a musician is quite an unfortunate one.

Finally Dave has contributed (as ever) a second piece this week - Katy Perry and that infernally destitute song Hot and Cold.

Well looks like moving to a bungalow may be off the cards as Katy's boyfriend doesn't like the idea of moving too much. Perhaps the house has sentimental value to him?

Finally, contributor Andy has created the below comic strip and it really is quite good. Other than that have a fantastic week and we'll see you next week!