More than enough lack of warm, middling amounts of
atmospheric movement, missing amounts of skywater and not even a glimmer of
solar stuff at the Castle this morn, just returned from the stale bread, gruel
and his Maj’s food run dahn Tesco, his Whiskas meat selection in jelly is still
six squids for two boxes (or £3.68 each) but his Dreamies are now £1.34 per
pack-no more multi buys..
And I spent yestermorn doing the once in a decade defrost of
the freezer and managed to remove enough ice to stave orf global warming for at
least a year or sink a Chinese Titanic.
It seems that many-many Luvvies gathered to give each other
little metal statuettes for doing things such as pretending to be someone else,
directing Luvvies to be someone else, making “music” for the Luvvies to pretend
to be someone else and apparently some Brit bird won one for singing an “original”
song about Luvvies pretending to be someone else.
But I have checked the Angus Dei library of old “music” and
have discovered that the “Theme song” to “Skyfall” is in fact a rip orf of
William Connolly’s “singing at parties’ song.
About 1min 25secs in.
about 20 secs in.
What do you think?
The UK’s first-ever cat café is coming to London in the next
couple of months after members of the public donated over £100,000 to make one
cat lover’s dreams a reality.
Entrepreneur Lauren Pears has already started looking at
prospective sites in the Old Street area of London and is aiming to have the
café up and running by May.
The 30-year-old claims she has already found the 10 to 15
cats which will staff the café, with the animals coming from the Mayhew Animal
Home in Kensal Green, north-west London.
The café will provide a place where cat lovers can stroke
the roaming felines while drinking their coffee.
She added: ‘We’re going to have a volunteer programme so
people who can’t afford the cover charge can actually come in overnight and
look after the cats.’
I can do that at home in the Castle for sod all....
Up
Norf a bit
Keeley Newstead is saving pots of money in the slump by recycling tea
bags three times.
The penny-pinching mum dries the used bags in her kitchen before brewing
up twice more.
Keeley, 37, also re-uses tin foil, gets a week’s use out of a single
sandwich bag and even rations toilet paper.
With gas and electricity prices soaring she hardly ever lights the
living room fire – preferring to huddle on the sofa with kids Kyle, 15, Declan,
six, and hubby Darren, 36.
They wear extra jumpers and even put on gloves on to watch telly in the dark.
Part-time cleaner Keeley and printer Darren send their kids to school
with free pens and pencils from bookies and catalogue shops.
And if they want sauce on their pizza and chips – bought on special
offer at the supermarket, of course – they use sachets grabbed from fast food
joints.
While they are at it, they whip napkins so they never need to buy
kitchen roll. And if they spy an un-tethered loo roll in a public toilet they
grab that too.
Keeley said: “There is so much free stuff out there we might as well
help ourselves. It saves us a fortune.
Oh dear....
And finally:
The driver of a car
managed to smash into Specsavers front window.
The accident
happened shortly before noon today (Sunday February 24) in Sevenoaks, Kent.
Police and fire
crews attended but no-one was seriously hurt.
It was not known
how the car ended up in the shop front after it mounted the kerb.
Red fluid -
understood to be brake fluid - was spilled over the pavement and substantial
damage was caused to the front end of the car and window.
Amused bystanders
were quick to tweet pictures of the crash scene.
Although a visit to the opticians was obviously
needed, the bad news is that it was closed.
And today’s thought:
Would the LibDems lie to you?
Angus
