Coldish, moistish and calmish at the Castle this morn, the
study is still suffering from a lack of lackadaisical logic machines, the elbow
is hurting again and his Maj is still bringing me worms.
According to the free press, our beloved Prime Monster will
put the urgent need to secure a rescue deal for the euro ahead of demands by
Conservative MPs for Britain to grab back powers from Brussels.
U-Turn’s position is recognition that he has limited
bargaining power because the UK is outside the single currency – and that
submitting a long shopping list in the talks would get short shrift from the
other 26 EU members.
Same old bollocks, referendum time.....
Camden Council has paid thousands of pounds to celebrities
to appear at its functions, Alexei Sayle and Simon Amstell, and writer Giles
Coren, are among those to have been paid for one-off events over a five-year
period.
On another occasion a rapper called Donaeo, real name Ian
Greenidge, was given £8,000 to appear at a youth action day at Haverstock
School – whose alumni include Labour leader Ed Miliband.
And if you want to see where your money goes across the rest
of Blighty click Here
and have a butchers.
Although the skiing season is officially open, there is no
sign of snow in the Tyrol region of Austria.
45 kilometres west of Innsbruck, near the picturesque
village of Haiming, skiers have found the perfect place to test out their
skiing equipment, even though there’s not one white patch of snow in sight.
The brave Numptys daredevils climb a rock-covered slope on foot and
descend on their skis, leaving a cloud of dust behind them. The rocks aren’t as
smooth as snow, and they obviously do a lot of damage to their equipment, but
the avid skiers don’t seem to mind, as long as they get to practice their favourite
sport. Falling of your skies during a descent on the rocky slope of Haiming
isn’t what you’d call a pleasurable experience, that’s why only experienced
skiers are advised to try their luck here.
Think I’ll skip that…
The owners of a furniture warehouse in Plymouth, Mass., want
to know the origin of a chunk of metal that plunged through the roof.
No one was hurt when the 6-inch, cylindrical piece of metal
weighing about 5 pounds came through the roof Wednesday or Thursday. The chunk
punched a small hole in the roof over a closet and scattered ceiling-tile
debris.
Federal Aviation Administration inspectors say the piece of
metal was broken at both ends and was not an airplane part.
An FAA spokeswoman says the chunk likely came from a piece
of heavy machinery, possibly a wood chipper.
Police are stumped...
Otto the confused bunny came as a free gift to Ville
Kuusinen's home, when he bought nine Silkie hens and a rooster from a farm, the
funny bunny likes hatching eggs, scratching around the coop and roosting on a
beam with the rest of the hens.
Otto does not like to sit on laps or eat carrots like most
pet rabbits. The rabbit that has lived with chickens all his life prefers
chicken feed and runs with the chickens outdoors and sometimes plays with them
by jumping over them.
Wonder what chicken and rabbit stew tastes like....
And finally:
That’s it: I’m orf to find some Flerovium, and
maybe a bit of Livermorium.
And today’s thought:
Angus
