Those Purity Rings and Religious Discrimination
There’s a row brewing in a UK school over those “purity” rings used by evangelical Christian groups to signify a promise of sexual abstinence until […]
Month: June 2006
A Silly Story, but…
Okay, I know it’s one of those silly season stories, but it illustrates keenly just what is wrong with our society. Muzak is the bane […]
Thoughts on Behaviour – Do Blogs Need Bouncers?
I see that Neil Harding has dipped his toe into the waters of devolution. The Tories (as usual) are completely partizan about this. An English […]
Two Nations Divided by a Sense of Humour
Via Mr Eugenidies and Samizdata, an excellent story about a spat brewing in the land of blog… The Daily Kos – not a place I’ve […]
Quote of the Day
Tiny Judas posting on the Devils Kitchen: For those caught in “football fever’s” Cholora-esque grip we are only 48 hours in and already faced with […]
Campbell’s World Cup Blog
Alistair Campbell has started a blog about the (yawn) World Cup. In it, he lambasts women journalists. Ex-spin doctor Alastair Campbell has launched an attack […]
Ann Coulter and the “Witches”
Love is patient, Love is kind, love does not envy, love does not boast, love is not puffed up, love does not behave indecently, love […]
Guardian Quote
According to Neil Harding, this venerable blog was quoted in the Guardian the other day. It would have been the 6th, I think. Neil’s comment […]
Flags ‘n’ Cars
I see a backlash is starting to build against those fluttering St Georges that adorn so many cars at the moment. I’m not sure why […]
Whit Monday in France
President Chirac decided that the Whit Monday holiday should be abolished in France. It has back-fired somewhat as the French ignore his decree give him a […]