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Category Archives: Economics
Ministry of Silly Foods
All together now, read from psalm number 8 in your Brexitbook: “The shortage of salady bits and some vegetables in our supermarkets is entirely caused by Putin and has nothing to do with fucking up import processes by leaving the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Cauliflower, Culture, Economics, Finance, food
Tagged Food shortages
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The First Ninety Minutes Are The Most Important
The footballs as we know the will never be the same again, not now the English League of Premiers has stopped mid-season to allow for a World Cup to take place in Qatar. Which controversial element of that sentence would … Continue reading
To Lose One Prime Munster, Britain, May Be Regarded As A Misfortune; To Lose Two Looks Like Carelessness
You couldn’t make it up: Lizzard Trussterfuck has realised after 45 days in the job that’s she’s utterly unsuited to being a Prime Munster so the Cuntservatives are now looking for their third leader – and the nation’s third PM … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, Economics, Finance, History, Life, Literature, Media, Politics
Tagged British politics, clusterfuck
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New Face In Hell
Once upon a time in Britain there was a thing called National Service. When males reached the age of eighteen they were eligible to be called up to serve two years in the country’s armed forces, after which they could … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, drugs, Economics, Finance, History, Music, Politics
Tagged Chancellor of the Exchequer, Generation X, Germolene, Mark E Smith, National Service, Politics, The Fall
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Inaccurate Semaphore
You know that alt-right gobshite who’s just been ordered to pay a bunch of people a bunch of money for talking a bunch of fucking bullshit about them? Yeah, that’s the one. Well, he’s not even real; he’s an actor … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, Economics, Finance, History, internet, Life, Media, mental health, Politics, science, television
Tagged Alexei Sayle, false flag
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Shaves In The Dark…
In an apparent bid to become more clicky baity and drive up those hits, the BBC website now asks dumb questions in banner headlines, underneath which come responses any one of their journalists’ pre-school children could knock out after a … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, computers, Culture, Economics, Family, Finance, food, History, internet, Life, Media, science, sex, television, Transport, travel, Uncategorized, War
Tagged Bruce Forsyth, Generation X, Hancock’s Half Hour, internet, Power cut, telephone, television, The Goons, The Wombles
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(Self) Congratulations
Slowly and gingerly I attempt to pat myself on the back, not something I tend to do that often of late and not too easy outside of a mental picture this morning as my back and shoulders muscles have been … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, Economics, Finance, health, Life, mental health, Music, Philosophy, Politics, Religion, War
Tagged angels dancing on the head of a pin, chocolate, Cliff Richard, Eurovision Song Contest, jeweller’s loop, King Charles III, pain, Putin is a warmongering cunt
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Knights Of The Green Shield Stamp And Shout
Oh dear, it seems the Britisher Pound of English sterlings isn’t worth a thing thanks to a chancellor who appears to believe nobody needs money in order to buy food or wear clothes. Is he some sort of communist ? … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Culture, drugs, Economics, Film, Finance, food, friendship, History, Life, Music, Philosophy, Politics
Tagged American Psycho, cake, Groceries, Kinder Surprise, Pound Sterling, Taunton, The Fabulous Furry Freak Brothers
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The Boys And The Girls Are All Dancing Around
“Boogie Woogie!” So shouted The Stranglers at the beginning of their 1977 dirt-stomp floor-filler, Go Buddy Go. Yes, they co-opted two existing previous musical styles – the rock and rolls plus the earlier boogie-woogie blues that fed into the rock … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Blogging, Breakfast, creativity, Culture, Economics, Education, friendship, History, Insomnia, Life, Music, Politics, television
Tagged Neil Young, New wave, Post-Punk, Punk, The Stranglers
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Now I Gotta Reason, It’s No Real Reason
Remember when there was a Russian leader who wasn’t a massive bellend intent on creating an Orwellian state of permanent war? Micky Gorbals Chef, the last soviet leader, a man with a birthmark on his forehead that didn’t really look … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, Economics, History, Language, Media, Music, Politics, television, Uncategorized
Tagged Berlin Wall, communism, Mikhail Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan, Sex Pistols, Soviet Union, Spitting Image, USSR
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