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Monthly Archives: March 2007

Double Or Quits

Well, I’d hoped that by now we would know for certain where the nation’s single “supercasino” was to be situated, but last night’s vote in the Lords means this whole malarkey is going to rumble on for a while yet. How very disappointing.
Should there be a supercasino? Should there be more than one? Where should [...]

Who Moved My Cheese?

Change is for the better, except when it makes things worse. Blogger recently forced me to migrate this blog from the old platform to New Blogger. The most obvious “improvement” is that all the permalinks for the posts written since I moved are broken if you use Firefox, as I know many of you do. [...]

The Good Humor Man He Sees Everything Like This

I haven’t written about Iraq in a while; I think I’ve pretty much said all I want to say on the subject, and anyway events have moved on. We can still argue about whether or not the war was right or wrong, but that seems secondary these days to what we should actually do now. [...]

I Meme Mine

There are a few memes doing the rounds at the moment. This one, via Bloggerheads, suggests republishing the post you wrote 4 years ago when the Iraq war started; or at least the post written nearest to that date. So here is my effort.
Welcome
Welcome to my Blog. Who knows where we will go from here. [...]

Rebellion (Lies)

I’ve said before that I think Harry Hill’s TV Burp is just about the only thing worth watching on ITV these days. Do you watch it? Only wondering, you see, because it seems that the advertising agencies of the nation can’t think anyone does. Over the weekend the ad-break for TV Burp consisted entirely of [...]

Yee-Haa!

I’ve just had a brilliant idea. This week’s announcement of an increase in the minimum wage from £5.35 to £5.52 an hour gives me the perfect bogus pretext to dust off and resurrect that half written, half thought out post on the minimum wage I was faffing about with in November, before the birth of [...]

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