Not quite as much lack of warm bit more atmospheric
movement, nary a drop of skywater and sod all solar stuff at the Castle this
morn, the butler is happily feeding fat, carbon neutral teenagers onto the
furnace conveyer belt and his Maj has discovered the joy of ambush from under the
cover on the garden table and chairs.
Blogger still won't let me post pictures unless I edit in HMTL, which takes ages and is a real pain in the rear exit (just like Blogger), I know because I have just spent an hour or so editing this post.
And it keeps freezing up and crashing due to some "long running script"
Anyway here is Fridays load of old bollocks...
Blogger still won't let me post pictures unless I edit in HMTL, which takes ages and is a real pain in the rear exit (just like Blogger), I know because I have just spent an hour or so editing this post.
And it keeps freezing up and crashing due to some "long running script"
Anyway here is Fridays load of old bollocks...
Has finally admitted that piss poor “treatment” in our ‘Orspitals
is killing and maiming the not so well.
The Prime Monster reckons that there is still a "long
way to go" to raise standards of care in the NHS in England, and that he
wanted to make improving care one of his top priorities for 2012 plus one.
But he insisted
progress was being made, pointing to initiatives that were being rolled out.
He highlighted a
new "friends and family" test starting in April and the extra ward
rounds being put in place.
The "friends
and family" test, which has already been announced, involves all hospital
patients being asked whether they would recommend the place they were treated
in.
Mr Cameron
described it as a "flashing light" to alert hospitals if fewer people
started replying positively to the test.
Try again Dave....
All
across backed up Blighty
Every weekend in January, one of these five groups will
receive 10pc off full-price bottles at Oddbins.
According to the company blog "The
'cap' on maternity and paternity pay is just an innovative use of a three
letter word beginning with 'c' which sounds different but still means
'cut'," the group writes. "With inflation almost tripling the capped
figure, the net result is that mums and their families will be even worse off
in 2013. "On top of which, on Monday the government will be removing or reducing child benefit for approximately 15pc of families... Why can’t our politicians provide a childcare system that doesn’t strong-arm a hugely important part of the county’s workforce into making a choice between their career and children?"
From January 11 until January 13 it's the turn of bankers and journalists. Urging the public to focus on the "good things that banks do", Oddbins bemoans the fact that the word "banker" has "become a derogatory term used to refer to only a select group of rogue investment bankers".
The following weekend
(January 18-20) Angela Merkel could grab a bargain. On top of praising the
German Chancellor for steering her country through the financial crisis and
striving to bring fellow eurozone countries back into line, Oddbins also says
it's time the UK moved on from the Second World War.
Lastly, Oddbins is
aiming to break "the final taboo" and embrace redheads. "We love
your hair and think 2013 should be the year we all put this nonsense behind
us," the company states.
No wonder it is called “Odd Bins”; just what we need- a bunch
of German, red headed, journalistic, banker mothers staggering about pissed as
farts...
Has its fair share of Pillocks.
Thank him/her upstairs for the AA.
A calendar for
nerds who find old computers a turn on has been created by technology fans in
Germany.
The Nerd Calendar
features ancient technology being fondled by models dressed as gorgeous geeks.
One blonde is seen lovingly caressing the joystick of a classic Atari games computer during the photo session in Frankfurt.
Other models get to grips with 1970s and 80s computers like the original Apple Macs, Commodores, and the Sinclair ZX81.
Classic computer fan Jan Kaufmann - who dreamed up the calendar - explained: "I just wanted to make the kind of calendar I'd always dreamed about when I was a boy."
One blonde is seen lovingly caressing the joystick of a classic Atari games computer during the photo session in Frankfurt.
Other models get to grips with 1970s and 80s computers like the original Apple Macs, Commodores, and the Sinclair ZX81.
Classic computer fan Jan Kaufmann - who dreamed up the calendar - explained: "I just wanted to make the kind of calendar I'd always dreamed about when I was a boy."
Get a fucking life Herr twat....
Visitors to the
home of the Ex-Nazi El Papa can only pay by cash after card payments for museum
tickets, souvenirs and other services were blocked by Italy's central bank over
money laundering fears.
The tiny city-state
can no longer use electronic payments because the Holy See has not complied
with European Union safeguards against money laundering.
As a result,
Deutsche Bank Italia, which has provided the Vatican with the electronic
payment services for 15 years, had its authorisation halted on December 31.
Highlights of the
Vatican Museums include the Sistine Chapel
The Vatican says it
is working to rectify the situation affecting thousands of tourists that flock
to the Vatican Museums, which include highlights like the Sistine Chapel.
The museums, and
tours of the Vatican’s ancient underground paces, with their entrance fees and
popular souvenir shops, are a big money-maker for the Vatican.
Tourists have
complained about the inconvenience. Fluger William Hunter, an American tourist,
said: "A lot of tourists don't have cash on them, so they have to get Euros
and don't know where to get them."
The central bank
said a routine inspection found that Deutsche Bank Italia had not sought
authorisation when it first started providing services at the Vatican,
according to the Corriere della Sera newspaper.
And finally:
Somewhere in a physiotherapy dept at a Norovirus infected
NHS ‘Orspital
That’s it: I’m
orf to purchase a “Larry” (just in case)
And today’s thought:
So how much discount did you get at Oddbins....
Angus