Faith in God and the Four Leaf Clover
This little story made me smile. Well, it almost made me laugh out loud. CHURCHGOERS in Britain are still highly superstitious and centuries of preaching […]
Month: July 2006
Children to be Fingerprinted
The Observer carries a story today about the EU plans for a childrens’ database containing the fingerprints of all children possibly from the age of […]
Moonbat on Second Homes
George Monbiot was pontificating his politics of envy and spite on Jeremy Vine’s radio programme yesterday. The target of his bile being second home owners. […]
Stolen Moblie Phones – Old News?
Like the SpyBlog, I was puzzled by the announcement that stolen mobile phones will be rendered useless on all networks as announced by Aunty today. […]
Be Careful What You Write
My previous entry today seemed to me to be pretty innocuous. Until, that is, Akismet alerted me to a trackback. A trackback that led to […]
The Guardian on Men’s Feet
With all this summer weather (long may it continue), there is a storm brewing about the state of men’s feet. British men have traditionally failed […]
Search Engine Key Phrases
Sometimes people come here for the oddest of reasons. Here are a selection of key phrases people have put into search engines that brought them […]
Blogshares – A Year On
I noticed that this blog had found its way onto Blogshares. A year or so ago, I’d asked for my old blog to be delisted […]
Well, What Did They Expect?
The A4 running through Saltford is the major route between Bristol and Bath. There is a better; more scenic route, via Kelston, but for most […]
We’re Watching You…
Daniel Pearl of Newsnight poses the question on his blog; do you realise that we are reading you? Also, we know what you are saying […]