More on the Chandlers
Following the discussion on the Chandlers earlier this week, things have developed. A ransom demand has been made. The UK government has, quite rightly, made […]
Month: October 2009
Google Satnav?
Apparently Google are set to rival Garmin and Tom Tom. After enjoying years of seemingly unassailable popularity with gadget fans and travelling salesmen, sat-navs could […]
166mph on Public Roads
Ordinarily, I would flinch at the suggestion of three-figure speeds on public roads in the UK. I do so because the risks involved are too […]
Of all the Places to Go
…Pirate infested waters. A search is being carried out for a British couple who are feared to have been taken captive by Somali pirates while […]
A Pinch of Salt
Well, finally… What we do know from other research is that eating less salt will lower blood pressure and cardiovascular risk in people with existing […]
Yet More Eco-Lunacy
Via The Englishman, another “all go vegetarian” story in the name of saving Gaia. People will need to consider turning vegetarian if the world is to […]
BNP Support Rises
Apparently, the idiot Hain is crowing that he was right regarding Nick Griffin appearing on Question Time. Peter Hain says his fears have been proved […]
More Idiocy in the Links
Once again, I am exposed to some rampant idiocy in my back links. This time in reference to this post. This little gem for your delectation […]
Michael White on “In the Thick of it”
Michael White opines on the latest series of In the Thick of it. He finds it too cynical. Except whenever I watched ITTOI – and […]
Hot Dogs, Cat Casserole and Tortoise in the Hole
Via Counting Cats and Mr E, the latest bit of eco-lunacy. The eco-pawprint of a pet dog is twice that of a 4.6-litre Land Cruiser […]