...And The Rest Of The Way (sort of)
Now, let's see...
This month's comics popped up quite unexpectedly, something showed up on eBay that rather caught my eye - and yes, I submitted a bid (which was fairly rapidly overtaken)!
Oh, and The Pope had the unmitigated gall to "voice concerns" about new UK equality laws. Yeah, this is Cardinal Nazi-Brownshirt, leader of the most hateful organisation outside of al-Qaeda, sitting in his palace decorated with blood-stained gold torn from the dead hands of the native peoples of South America by the Vatican's genocidal agents, Cortez and Pizarro...
He's coming to the UK in September? Look forward to Peter Tatchell and his gay rights people kicking up a much-deserved stink - and the God-Squad won't hesitate crying "human rights!" to defend their "rights" to try and keep the rest of us in the Dark Ages.
And finally... Sir Terry Pratchett's Dimbleby Lecture was powerful stuff, delivered in spirited fashion by Tony "Baldrick" Robinson. Sir Terry's humour was in evidence throughout, but the call for "assisted dying" was never diluted by it, and his case was set out clear as day. The critics should watch it, and watch it all.
And finally finally...
3 - Complete at least 100 worthwhile walks (at least one hour outdoors) a year (9/100, 0/100, 0/75)
Yes!
This month's comics popped up quite unexpectedly, something showed up on eBay that rather caught my eye - and yes, I submitted a bid (which was fairly rapidly overtaken)!
Oh, and The Pope had the unmitigated gall to "voice concerns" about new UK equality laws. Yeah, this is Cardinal Nazi-Brownshirt, leader of the most hateful organisation outside of al-Qaeda, sitting in his palace decorated with blood-stained gold torn from the dead hands of the native peoples of South America by the Vatican's genocidal agents, Cortez and Pizarro...
He's coming to the UK in September? Look forward to Peter Tatchell and his gay rights people kicking up a much-deserved stink - and the God-Squad won't hesitate crying "human rights!" to defend their "rights" to try and keep the rest of us in the Dark Ages.
And finally... Sir Terry Pratchett's Dimbleby Lecture was powerful stuff, delivered in spirited fashion by Tony "Baldrick" Robinson. Sir Terry's humour was in evidence throughout, but the call for "assisted dying" was never diluted by it, and his case was set out clear as day. The critics should watch it, and watch it all.
And finally finally...
3 - Complete at least 100 worthwhile walks (at least one hour outdoors) a year (9/100, 0/100, 0/75)
Yes!