January 04, 2009

Further Adventures in Live-Blogging

We were here for the primary debates last year. We covered Obama vs Clinton. We live-blogged the Presidential debates and we dared not miss Biden vs Palin. But all of that was but a warm-up for the main event tonight.

Yup, taking live-blog absurdity to new heights, we'll be live-blogging the final of the World Darts Championship tonight. Obama vs McCain was small beer compared to the feast of drama afforded by Phil "The Power" Taylor's epic confrontation with Raymond "Barney Rubble" van Barneveld. So join us, from around 7.30pm UK-time (2.30pm EST) as we enjoy some terrific tungsten action tonight...

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