Watermelons’ Latest Lunacy
Via The Englishman, this egregious little story: Consumers will have to satisfy themselves with four small portions of meat and one litre of milk a […]
Month: September 2008
Buy to Let
Justin seems to have jumped on a popular bandwagon; the one that vilifies buy-to-let landlords. And so, the nation owns Bradford & Bingley’s buy-to-let landlords […]
IOSH Play Conkers
Keen to dispel the “itself‘n’safetyinnit” culture that surrounds Health and Safety advisors, IOSH are not only sponsoring but are entering a team in the conkers […]
More Parasitic Fuckwits
It seems that every day brings another shyster out of the woodwork. Despite my warning about attempts to SPAM me contained in full view on […]
Hell on Earth
Via The Englishman, this little horror story in El Reg: Britons should be subjected to random carbon spotchecks and intensive surveillance of their diets, transport […]
Blogging, Freedom of Speech and the EU
There’s been some rumbling about the sudden demise of England Expects in the land of Blog, unsurprisingly. Someone, somewhere decided to use brute force to […]
Good News for a Sunday Morning
On the morning of the 2nd May 1997, I wondered how I would feel when the newly elected Labour government had run its course. They […]
More on Web Regulation
Another politician, this time a Tory, pontificates on the need for yet more regulation: Cyberspace does not lend itself well to censorship. But while policing […]
UK Biobank
I seem to have reached a certain time in my life; a time when everyone appears to want access to my personal and private information. […]
Trial by Jury
I am aware that recent trial outcomes have caused ripples in Blogistan. Ian, for example questions the jury system in the wake of the miscarriage […]