Warmish, dryish, calmish and sunnyish at the Castle this
morn, the study is still a vacuum for ex computing thingies and I had the
injection in the right elbow yestermorn-bloody painful, it has swollen up to a
size larger than U-Turn Cam’s ego, so I am writing this with left hand only.
Apparently there is a bit of hoo-ha over some bloke called Step
Ladder who runs the football thingy.
Allegedly Step Ladder is facing calls for his resignation after claiming that racism on the pitch
is not a problem and that racist abuse between players should be settled by a
handshake.
Fine; whatever; now stop putting it on every “news” channel
on the box....
Son
of a B....aronet (and alien reptile in disguise) George (I don’t have a GCSE
in maths) Osborne has managed to sell orf our Northern Rock bank for £400
million less than “we” paid for it.
The lucky recipient of this knock down gift is old beardy Branson who must
be rubbing his hands together in glee over 75 branches, 2,100 staff, one
million customers, a £14bn mortgage book and retail deposits of £16bn. The
combined business will operate in the high street under the Virgin Money brand.
The Chancellor
insisted the deal – under which Sir Richard Branson’s Virgin Money takes
Northern Rock over for £747m, possibly rising to £1bn – represented good value.
Meanwhile “we” are keeping the £20bn of toxic assets such as bad debts and closed mortgages.
Who “voted” for this unelected bunch of Wankers?
Chiltern Railways
is scrapping a service because the train is too big.
For years around
30 or so commuters in Saunderton, Bucks could rely on the 7.19am to Marylebone
Station which would get them into London just after 8am.
But from next
month the service is going to disappear because the train will be too long for
the platform.
This follows the
decision of the company to add a seventh carriage to the service to ease
overcrowding, but alas it is one too many for Saunderton station.
As Chiltern does
not employ guards, it is not possible to only open some of the doors on the
train.
Makes a change from leaves, wrong type of snow/rain/heat and
Lions I suppose....
Allegedly the Pentagon held a successful test flight on
Thursday of a flying bomb that travels faster than the speed of sound and will
give military planners the ability to strike targets anywhere in the world in
less than a hour.
Launched by rocket from Hawaii at 1130 GMT, the
"Advanced Hypersonic Weapon," or AHW, glided through the upper
atmosphere over the Pacific "at hypersonic speed" before hitting its target
on the Kwajalein atoll in the Marshall Islands, a Pentagon statement said.
Kwajalein is about 2,500 miles (4,000 kilometres) southwest
of Hawaii. The Pentagon did not say what top speeds were reached by the
vehicle, which unlike a ballistic missile is manoeuvrable.
Scientists classify hypersonic speeds as those that exceed
Mach 5 -- or five times the speed of sound -- 3,728 miles (6,000 kilometres) an
hour.
The test aimed to gather data on "aerodynamics,
navigation, guidance and control, and thermal protection technologies,"
said Lieutenant Colonel Melinda Morgan, a Pentagon spokeswoman.
The US Army's AHW project is part of "Prompt Global
Strike" program which seeks to give the US military the means to deliver
conventional weapons anywhere in the world within an hour.
Back in the bunker...
A London dominatrix
has mastered the world of academia - and is well on her way to a doctorate in
sexual fetishism.
Hannah Platt, aka
Mistress Absolute, is studying at Birbeck College at the University of London
in an effort to become a leading authority on 'Chastity and Cuckolding'.
The professional
dominatrix has more than 10 years experience and has made full disclosure of
her profession to university authorities.
"I have made
no secret of my professional life," she said. "They were cool about
the whole thing and understood that my day job gives me a unique insight in to
the subject matter.
"I am studying
all aspects of chastity and cuckolding from a historical and psychoanalytical
perspective. It is truly fascinating - and extremely relevant in these troubled
times."
Mistress Absolute
will be sharing some of her experience this weekend by running a special Fetish
Club Zone at the Erotica adult lifestyle event at the Olympia in London.
Wonder if there are any tickets left...
An axe-wielding man attacked a snow plough truck in Big Lake
earlier this month, apparently because he was angered by a snow berm (A ridge
of snow pushed up by a plough) blocking in his car,
according to charging documents.
The truck's driver, James Ross, told Alaska State Troopers a man with a "maul-style axe" ran in front of his truck on Saquonee Street in Big Lake the afternoon of Nov. 6, forcing Ross to slam on his brakes to avoid hitting the man, according to a trooper affidavit filed in court.
The truck's driver, James Ross, told Alaska State Troopers a man with a "maul-style axe" ran in front of his truck on Saquonee Street in Big Lake the afternoon of Nov. 6, forcing Ross to slam on his brakes to avoid hitting the man, according to a trooper affidavit filed in court.
Then Logan hit the driver's side door of the truck with the axe,
causing about $200 in damage, according to the affidavit. Ross drove away,
fearing that Logan would attack him next, the court papers say. The plough
driver then gave troopers Logan's description and told them where the attack
occurred.
The man, later identified as 44-year-old Vernon Logan, swore
at Ross while asking what Ross was doing, the court papers say.
Err, snow plough-what did he think he was doing...
And finally:
3D Street artists
Joe & Max turned part of London's Canary Wharf quayside into the longest
and largest 3D artwork as part of the Guinness World Records Day today.
The waterfall
image measures 1,160.4 metres square and is 106.5m long, beating the previous
892.15metre square record set by China's Qi Xinghua, and will remain on display
until tomorrow.
Or until it rains...
That’s it: I’m
orf to plumb the depths of the moat.
And today’s thought: I went to the bank and went over my
savings. I found out I have all the money that I'll ever need. .. . If I die
tomorrow." -- Henny Youngman
Angus
4 comments:
Lots of trains are too long for the smaller platforms. Passengers wanting to get off at the smaller platforms are told which carriages they must use to be able to get of and the smaller platforms.
That street art is amazing :-)
"Any tickets left?"
Think of that poor elbow, or more important - think of your poor heart.
By the way - a message for his Maj from Wesley :-
http://www.tesco.com/groceries/Product/Details/?id=268368534
Yum, yum, - purrrrrrrrrrr!
Seems "they" can't grasp that fact in the Chilterns CherryPie:)
If you are going to go at least go with a smile Bernard the sage:)
His Maj says "ta very much" to Wesley but his slave has already stocked up the pussy cupboard with said dreamies-Wilkos-£1 per pack:)
I get mine a £1 a pack too from Thame market. I have however found the same stall in Beaconsfield Market last week so I shan't have to go so far when Wes runs out.
Our Wilcos is in the centre of Wycombe - can't get in there without my passport!
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