When Opinions and Facts Collide
I’m a bit late with this discourse (busy and all that). However, I wanted to comment as I have a slightly different perspective. Councillor Terry […]
Month: November 2006
Thoughts on Swearblogging
If you have been paying attention at the back, there, you will have noticed this blog referred to as a swearblog by some of the […]
Scumbag of the Day
James Hall is the man charged with bringing about the identity cards scheme. If Blair and his bunch of lying, bullying, authoritarian fuckwits were not bad […]
Reflections on Giving
This week is the “yetanotherthon” extravaganza that is “Children in Need”. I’ll make it clear at the start; this is not a charity that I […]
Fingerprints for Hire
Hiring a car at Stansted airport now means being fingerprinted like a criminal. Hiring a car can now mean leaving a fingerprint. And check-out staff […]
Credit Card Fees
I heard on the radio this morning that the credit card companies, being so hard done by and unable to scrape together a profit, want […]
Elton on Religion
Elton John, interviewed in a special gay edition (!?!) of the Observer Music Monthly magazine proffers some contradictory ideas regarding religion. In essence; many gays […]
Chip ‘n’ PIN
I’ve been rather preoccupied this week. Busy, tired, headache… So I’m somewhat tardy in responding to a story raised by the Devil’s Kitchen and Unity. If […]
Of Poppies and Pillocks
Ekklesia is a religious think tank. The inane thought they have come up with is that this remembrance Sunday we should wear white poppies. A […]
Driving Lunacy
The charity Brake is so concerned about the behaviour of young drivers that it is demanding action. Young drivers should be subject to a night-time curfew […]