I stumbled upon Ian about five months ago and was immediately taken by that famous infantile mind. He saw things in a totally different way than most. Sadly, I related to nearly all of his offerings, often jealous that I had not though of them myself. I think it started with a gang of bad quail eggs in a seedy part of … Read more

I stumbled upon Ian about five months ago and was immediately taken by that famous infantile mind. He saw things in a totally different way than most. Sadly, I related to nearly all of his offerings, often jealous that I had not though of them myself. I think it started with a gang of bad quail eggs in a seedy part of town and just never stopped. I saw life from the point of a tea bag, was shown that even woodlice do fun things with their free time and was introduced to the practice of burning bills on Sundays. I think it was Ian’s invention of the time machine and his Leek Rabbit that hooked me for good. You have to check this man’s work out. Please never grow up Ian.