In a world full of dread and fear, it's good to have something positive in the news for a little bit of respite.
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Booze, news and views from a drunken opinionated fool who can't spell very well, may well repeat himself, and can't blame it on dislexia
In a world full of dread and fear, it's good to have something positive in the news for a little bit of respite.
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This would be hilarious if l didn't think she actually has a problem and is not living in the real world..
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I've ordered a couple of records from America, and they seem to be seeing a lot more of the world than l am at present. I need to book another holiday.
This is bad and depressing news, as populism and the far right continue with their assent. Have we learnt nothing from history? Sometimes l despair of other humans. No wonder l drink to tame the screaming voices in my head.
Once again - well played to the headline writer, who's gone over and above the call of duty here, and deserves a pay rise.
This is what America has become under the guidance of Donald Trump. No-one can consider themselves safe in the near future, and why did it take three months to sort out?.
Toodle pipThis line up looks like it could be a fun day out, and pretty cheap at less than £50. I'm not that bothered about Razorlight, but wouldn't mind seeing some of the others, especially White Lies. I wouldn't mind seeing The Human League the next day, but don't really care about the support bands (apart from The Farm and The Christians). I'll have to get my PA to sort out tickets and transport, and start praying it doesn't piss down.
There is a God after all!! My local pub is no longer for sale and is re-opening this Friday at 2pm, exactly the time l finish work for the weekend. That's my weekend taken care of, and it's going to get messy. I may even finish work slightly early and try and be the first customer in (because that's how l roll).
If you were in any doubt that Gordon Banks was the best goalkeeper in the world in the late 1960's / early 1970's (look up his save from Pele in 1970), here he is catching a runaway dog during a Leicester City versus Manchester United match in November 1965. Now that takes some doing.
Toodle pipIf this is the case, and l have no reason to doubt that it is not, having been in that situation in the past, then the wealth of the country needs redistributing in another way. Taxing the rich and major companies would certainly be a start.
There's film of this (have a quick google) that is better but Musk is obviously completely off his face on drugs (more than usual) in The White House, trying desperately to keep it together while Donald Trump is talking, and they have the cheek to go on about Joe Biden's mental decline. Tesla should be sending him to rehab, and the mothers of his children should be keeping a close eye when he visits. I've nothing against drugs and think they should all be legalised (and support offered for people with drug problems), but not at work ffs. Trump's presidency has normalised outrageous and illegal behaviour to such an extent that this will barely be mentioned in the press and on TV, and things are probably only going to get worse.
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After a splendid gig by PIL last night, I woke to find l have no bread in the house, so this is breakfast, as l can't be bothered driving to the shops. How l'm not dead yet is a modern miracle.
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Tonight Mathew, l will be attending The Boiler Shop in Newcastle to see Public Image Limited. As l'm off to Glasgow next month to see The Sex Pistols, that will mean l'll be seeing all the original members within the month. Hurrah!
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As Robert Jenrick tries to gain publicity for his Conservative party leadership challenge by targeting fare dodgers on the London Underground, here's a reminder of some of his past exploits.
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What the fuck are they interviewing the wife beating Covid rule breaking Stanley Johnson for in the first place?
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