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	Digitiser - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Digitiser was written by Mr Biffo and Mr Hairs, both now established writers in their own fields.
		The founding writers of Digitiser were Mr Biffo (Paul Rose) and Mr Hairs (Tim Moore) who, as Biffo himself says, only began working on it in order to "amuse ourselves and get free games".
		Mr Biffo contributed a couple of articles early on, but walked away due to other commitments, and a disagreement with the other contributors over the direction the site should take.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Digitiser (1346 words)

	Super Page 58 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Mr Biffo's statue is positioned in an alcove, and his face is almost obscured in shadow.
		The longer you stand with Mr Biffo, the better your sight becomes adjusted to the darkness.
		In Mr Biffo's lapel is a single rose.
	www.bell101.freeserve.co.uk (466 words)

	Scoop: A Week of It: Boxing Blues & Winston’s Promises
		Mr Tamihere wished to move beyond the verbal sparring of the debating chamber and have a good crack at some opposition politicians in the form of Hone Harawira (Maori Party) or Tau Henare (National Party).
		Mr Tamihere would have difficulty asking either man to step out of the Beehive bar Pickwick’s, and go at it hammer and tongs in the Parliamentary carpark, as neither Mr Henare or Mr Harawira have yet been elected.
		Mr Cow backhandedly complimented Ms Young for ‘being at the top of her game’ adding “She took over as political editor from the excellent John Armstrong.
	www.scoop.co.nz /stories/HL0507/S00230.htm (1884 words)

	rllmukforum.com -> Biffo's Column In E148
		Always time for Biffo - you know he takes it seriously, but not THAT seriously, but seriously, but still not very seriously.
		Biffo's unfunnyising and the disappearance of Digitiser have honestly been the two main factors in my not following games anymore.
		Biffo's columns were a waste of space after the re-design.
	www.rllmukforum.com /index.php?showtopic=79278 (968 words)

	WTF? - The Digitiser FAQ
		Biffo obviously got bored with the DJ, so he melted his face next to a radiator.
		Biffo enjoys taking the piss out of those that have mobile phones, say "Wicked" a lot, and "Are you messin wimm my womman?".
		Biffo has let go that something is being done about the site, expect a big refit one day........
	www.users.zetnet.co.uk /mrdaveo/wtf.htm (1886 words)

	Long Live Digi - Darkfall Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		For those of you game crazy here in the UK, you may already know that alas, after 10 years, the legendary and ridiculously controversial teletext games magazine, Digitiser, has ceased to be.
		Mr Biffo, the now well respected (or completely hated, there are mixed opinions) founder of the magazine has moved on to brighter pastured apparently, to write scripts for Crossroads and Eastenders.
		They did their job to the last second, and instead of flooding the pages with farewells and "we love you"'s, they decided to see just how far the teletext directors would let them push it, by putting a large amount of penises dotted randomly around the magazine, along with sexual references and sickly implying anecdotes.
	forums.darkfallonline.com /showthread.php?t=3605 (345 words)

	Bye, Bye, Digitizer...world...whatever - ALL - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		This is an unavoidable result of the evils of capitalism and other stuff like that, and we're not sorry.
		Perhaps if Biffo took up that offer from Games Central to contribute an occasional column, it'd help pay for his excellent whim.
		Biffo's contributed a couple of reviews since it started and I read he's said he's an "executive producer" or something not a writer for Digiworld.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?thread_id=5128 (924 words)

	The RAM Raider: “Celebrity” Reaction: Paul Rose aka Mr. Biffo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The RAM Raider: “Celebrity” Reaction: Paul Rose aka Mr.
		The guy who's sick of the games industry, and the world in general.
		Biffo was the next “celebrity” to send us his response to being in the Official Top 10.
	ramraider.blogspot.com /2005/11/celebrity-reaction-paul-rose-aka-mr.html (378 words)

	Snappish Thoughts: Stanley Loomis Would Be Proud
		He announced at the start of 2002 that he was quitting, just as an Internet campaign saw the full return of the Digi experience.
		Biffo became the more sensibly-monikered Paul Rose, and started writing for Edge Magazine.
		The UK was enveloped in shadow, mourning for its passed love (note: might be slightly exaggerated).
	www.snappishproductions.com /blog/archives/2003/07/stanley_loomis.html (737 words)

	Simon Willison: Clearout
		See also a Digitiser Tribute and a Mr Biffo interview from 2001 for background information.
		Biffo was also quite a regular poster on the Edge forums (now closed, but most of the regulars moved to rllmUK) and is now writing for Eastenders, among other things!
		Biffo was/is a genius, and his irreverent style certainly left its mark on me.
	simon.incutio.com /archive/2003/07/10/clearout (444 words)

	DigiWorld.TV - ALL - Discussion Forum /// Eurogamer
		With Biffo writing it again, along with some other lunatics.
		Mr Biffo's not properly involved with Digiworld, he's just over seeing it.
		Also, it is not true that Mr Biffo is merely "overseeing" Digiworld.
	www.eurogamer.net /forum_thread_posts.php?thread_id=4419&forum_id=1 (920 words)

	Wordsmith.org -- Online Chat with Roger W. Shuy
		Furthering biffo's thoughts, would a linguist be able to notice a slip in someone's speech that might give them away, similar to a "forger's tremor", are there examples, of this?
		I had a case once in which creeky voice seemed to be the best clue to a telephone speaker's identity.
		Biffo, language variation is certainly part of forensic linguistics.
	www.wordsmith.org /chat/forensic-linguistics.html (3045 words)

	RangerBoard - A Friend in Need Part 4
		Location: Bronx,NY Well...it did sort of continue right into the Masked Rider series but Dregon wound up forgetting all about the Rangers and the MR show itself screwed with the continuity that PR established.
		I keep seeing people put MR started during S3 of MMPR, when I know it started when S2(94) did.....
		I had seen the last of MR before he was shown in S3.
	www.rangerboard.com /showthread.php?t=45952 (1564 words)

	Press reveal for joke! \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Wow, I lost track of Biffo after bubblegun stopped updating.
		I have fond memories of that (as well as Digitiser, with Mr Biffo (now an Edge columnist).
		It was pretty good, but they ran out of money (and Digitiser's Mr Biffo ran off after the first week).
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/33845 (1106 words)

	TFP Forum :: Leggi argomento - Intervista a Mr Biffo (svelato chi e'!!!!)
		Mr Biffo e' in realtà Paul Rose, scrittore per dieci anni (93-03) per il teletext di Channel 4 (Digitiser) con lo pseudonimo, appunto, di Mr Biffo.
		Dopo aver lasciato il teletext, Mr Biffo si concentra come scriptwriter in cerca di gloria, ma continua a scrivere su Edge e arriva anche da noi tradotto in italiano.
		Surely part of its charm is that it was on such an archaic medium.
	www.tfpforum.it /viewtopic.php?t=9028&start=0&postdays=0&postorder=asc&highlight= (653 words)

	Edge (games magazine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The magazine was launched by Steve Jarratt, a long-time videogames journalist whose other magazine launches include Commodore Format, Official UK PlayStation Magazine and T3: Tomorrow's Technology Today.
		Other regular contributors to the magazine include My Life In Orange author Tim Guest, ex-games journalist Gary Penn and Digitiser founder "Mr Biffo".
		Previous columnists have included Trigger Happy author Steven Poole, who chose to end his column after issue 148 (marked April 2005), and Toshihiro Nagoshi of Sega's Amusement Vision, whose column appears to have been on hiatus since issue 142 (November 2004).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Edge_(games_magazine) (373 words)

	“groovy mother” :: Snakes
		Mr Biffo, Rev S. Cambell and#38; co are back with Digiworld and#8212; For people who are uncomfortable getting their computer gaming news in any format bar pseudo-MODE 7.
		My main problem with reading the site is that the temptation to slip into their writing style is this: great....
		Mr Biffo, Rev S. Cambell & co are back with Digiworld — For people who are uncomfortable getting their computer gaming news in any format bar pseudo-MODE 7.
	www.groovymother.com /archives/2003/07/29/snakes.html (128 words)

	Digitiser Cartoon Strip Generator - FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Biffo on his own for most of its existence, it was the funniest thing in print for a long period of time.
		Moleman's Digitiser Archive, Super Page 58, and Mr Biffo's Digitiser Obituary Section.
		Biffo, also known as Paul Rose, is a writer for TV shows these days.
	davidguy.brinkster.net /digi/faq.html (218 words)

	Fragments weblog > Individual Entry > Recent virtual worlds links
		Digitiser used to be on Channel 4, whose service was called "Teletext" (there used to be a Digitiser section at http://www.teletext.co.uk containing features by Mr.
		Biffo, although it was in a more regular web-page format) - since Biffo gave it up (to write Eastenders episodes, among other things), it has been replaced with GamesCentral, headed by (ex-Edge editor) Tony Mott and his band of loonies/contributors (some of whom were drawn from the currently closed Edge forum).
		There are also some Teletext/Ceefax in-jokes on Digiworld.tv made possible by being able to select any page you want with the remote - the first thing I thought of when I went to the site was to check out well-known Teletext/Ceefax pages, and I wasn't disappointed (888, for instance, provides subtitles for the current program).
	www.fragment.nl /archive/2003/08/10/recent_virtual_worlds_links/index.php (494 words)

	Edge (games magazine) -- Edge is a multi-format computer and video games ma... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The magazine is very strict in its scoring; it was several years before any game was given a ten-out-of-ten rating, and the scores it grants major games are often controversial.
		Other regular contributors to the magazine include Trigger Happy author Steven Poole, Toshihiro Nagoshi of Sega's Amusement Vision and Digitiser founder "Mr Biffo".
		Artwork for the cover of the magazine's hundredth issue was specially provided by Shigeru Miyamoto.
	edge-games-magazine.en.tracking24.net (177 words)

	deviantART: omegacomics: Nova's Journal - #157 - Got back.
		There are some pretty good articles this issue in the form of Tim Guest, and as always Mr.
		And just like usual, Gary Penn writes with all the wit and ingenuity of a 12-year old obsessed IGN user.
		Biffo still writes which is compensation for Penn's idiocy.
	omegacomics.deviantart.com /journal/5633275 (276 words)

	Super Page 58: Digi-U-Like (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It was on during the early Seventies and I can assure that it was excellent, but I have no way of proving this to you now seeing as I'm dead, and that.
		"Mr Biffo was tantalised to note that the homage even stretches to your heavy breathing after 10 blokes shoot at you."
		"Mr Cheese is on holiday today, leaving us free to denounce him for the filthy and stupid pig he is."
	www.bell101.freeserve.co.uk /Quote.htm (1585 words)

	Super Page 58: Digi-U-Like (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Once, Mr Biffo and the Cox boy went to watch Wealstone FC play a match.
		"During the match, Mr Biffo grabbed Cox boy's cap off his head, and threw it on to the pitch.
		Then, at the end of the match, the Cox boy vaulted the fence and retrieved the cap, and never spoke to Biffo again.
	www.bell101.freeserve.co.uk /Quote7.htm (2719 words)

	Games Asylum - Christmas Swag (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		To make sure you have something to play on your slim new PStwo, we've also got a copy of Future Tactics.
		It features a plot scripted by Paul 'Mr Biffo' Rose of Digitiser fame.
		We reviewed it a short while ago and came to the conclusion that we quite liked it.
	www.gamesasylum.com /showarticle.php?articleID=3557 (230 words)

	Digitiser Tribute
		no more Ring-Sir (Phoning Honey), Mr Nude, Mr Biffo, Mr Hairs (5 years before Alan Partridge), The Man Diary, giraffe rides, good reveals or Mr T complaining about people playing near his bins.
		Here are the last few pages written by the inimitable Mr Biffo.
		He is right, the new one does smell like a priest.
	www.lynn3686.freeserve.co.uk /digitiser.html (124 words)

	"Hey, Where do these stairs go?" "They go up." (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A site containing some of Paul's artwork, from stupid cartoons that make no sense to A-Level school work.
		Mr Biffo, who some of you may know from Teletext's 'Digitiser', runs this rather brilliant site.
		Mainly featuring articles on all things retro, it also has some ace cartoons and gubbins locked away.
	ecto1.itgo.com /favorite_links.html (313 words)

	The Pravda Homepage - Criminal and Psychological Profile of Insincere Dave (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Fictional Creation of Comedic Mastermind Paul Rose, Insincere Dave first began working for Digitiser, that most illustrious of Teletext Gaming Magazines, sometime in the late Twentieth Century.
		Under the tutelage of then editor Mr Biffo, Insincere Dave's most common work was in commenting on recent gaming news: there exists an archive of some of his insincerities on the interweb, although it is to be found somewhere else.
		However, various calamities, including, apparently, the destruction of the World Trade Cent"er", meant Insincere Dave's obvious contributions were halted, without any warning to his growing fans.
	www30.brinkster.com /pravdahome/Apropos/InsincereDave.html (220 words)

	The Teddy Baron's Teddy Bear Timeline
		Smokey Bear was adopted as the mascot of the United States Forest Fire Prevention Campaign.
		"Biffo The Bear" appeared for the first time in The Beano publication.
		Sooty, the Teddy bear glove puppet and magician, made his first appearance on British television.
	www.theteddybaron.com /fun/tb_timeline.php (1482 words)

	Digiworld Forums -> Digiworld T-shirt, starring Zombie Dave
		Several exciting obstacles emerged, most notably that our little T-shirt guy (who first vanished then reappeared in a flower-pot) fell through.* Following some "things" we've decided to try it ourselves.
		With "some T-shirts" reduced initially to a manageable "a T-shirt" and a slogan specially composed by Mr Biffo for unimpeachable authenticity, we've gone with a big Zombie Dave face saying a thing.
		And i hope this is a start of a series of t-shirts, i'd also like to see morse and lewis, the snakes all the old classics, but also gladstone and disraeli must be t-shirted.
	invisionfree.com /forums/digiworld/index.php?showtopic=240 (831 words)

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