Whipping up a storm
There is a bit of a wind coming. Now we aren’t talking Category 5 Hurricanes or anything like that, just some wind and rain. The meeja of course are going into a frenzy. A day or two ago they started … Continue reading →
Monthly Archives: October 2018
The people have spoken
Right, you lot over in the UK. We have [apparently] held a vote here in Ireland and the results are in. There is a 75% majority demanding that you mob hold a second referendum on this Brexit lark. Now don’t … Continue reading →
Dough nuts
There was a phenomenon here in Ireland recently that has me utterly baffled. I realise that different people like different things. I like cream cakes, lemon sponge cakes, Bakewell tarts and, yes, doughnuts. When it comes to the latter I … Continue reading →
Another brick in the wall
Priceless! Parents who refuse to let their son wear a skirt to school may need to be referred to social services. Yes, you read that correctly. It seems that wearing traditional clothing is tantamount to child abuse, and that the … Continue reading →
