Monthly Archives: May 2013

I had no idea… It looks like my blog is going off and having sexy times without my knowledge/say so. Thanks to sex-offenders and nervous companies, we have filters with overactive imaginations throwing accusations around. I expect a torch-wielding mob … Continue reading →

The dramatic art of this story is non existent. Here’s the ending. I bought a car. I bought a VW Passat Estate, a bit like the one pictured. It’s red. A large red car like that seems to shout one … Continue reading →

If you’ve never listened to “I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue” then I recommend that you do. It’s one of the nation’s finest comedy programmes. It has a very high gag-rate, and it is diverse and interesting in its series … Continue reading →

Just received this offer by spam, it was cc’ed to about 40 people. Hi,How are you ? hope you are doing well, I am rose a lovely girl, I am looking for a reliable and trusted person in this . … Continue reading →

After I was branded a “lefty twat” on twitter last night by a UKIP supporter called Poppy, who seems in favour of lynch-mobs (compared to this over-privileged harridan, I’m probably Gandhi), and after a discussion with my wife where I … Continue reading →

What on earth makes Norman Tebbit think that Gay marriage will lead to parents marrying their children for inheritance tax reasons? See this write up in the Guardian Incensed, as seems to be all too common a mood for me … Continue reading →

I think this speaks for itself.

I couldn’t quite find the way to express my views on gay marriage and the fallacious arguments against it through the medium of Twitter. So I thought I’d just write my daughter a letter on the subject. Dear Martha, As … Continue reading →

I have a lot of computer keyboards to use. I regularly use three laptops. I have touchscreen keyboards on my phone and tablet. I’ve probably used dozens of computers over the years, and they all seem to have their own … Continue reading →

I think it’s fine to debate the reasonableness of a position. I don’t think it’s meaningful to debate whether someone else is wrong because of how offended you are. I think one can use one’s sense of offendedness to measure … Continue reading →