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Category Archives: Economics
Tame Impala
Thursdays are stupid and I demand my money back. This one still has a few hours to go but it’s not worth the seventeen and sixpence entrance fee I paid to the man with the brown Derby hat at the … Continue reading
Sweet Home West Midlands
All roads now lead to Birmingham. Not the one in Alabama but the original, the definite article, you might say. The West Midlands of Britain Birmingham which is where the Blinders are usually Peaky, where good things are always bostin’, … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Culture, Economics, exercise, Finance, History, Life, Literature, Media, Music, Sport, television, travel
Tagged 1984, Aston Villa, athletics, Black Sabbath, Commonwealth Games, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Peaky Blinders, Sport
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Brush Me, Daddio
Ritchie Syzslak will face Lizard ‘Surgical’ Truss for the leadership of the Cuntservative Party (it’s not a party, it’s a work event) after a boring thrilling contest to eliminate the other runners and riders. Funny, the language the media chooses … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Blogging, Civil Rights, Culture, Economics, Education, exercise, History, Life, Media, Music, Photography, Politics, sex, War
Tagged Adam and the Ants, Blue, dog eat sog, Dogfight, Politics
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As Their Lies Wash You Down And Their Promises Rust
Rail workers are using strike action to try to convince a disinterested government to give them a pay rise in line with inflation. Inflation happens to be ridiculously high but some economists argue that increases in wages do not automatically … Continue reading
Carousel
Thirteen weeks ago my isolation began; that’s three months; an entire planetary season. News today came that the government has totally ceased pretending to care about the medically vulnerable, or anyone, because they’re effectively saying we can all go back … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, creativity, Culture, drugs, Economics, Family, Finance, friendship, health, History, Life, love, mental health, Music, Politics, science
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Cry Havoc
I’m not a fan of the Conservative Party here in an increasingly disunited kingdom of not very great any more Britain. Never have been and my expectations of the current crop when it came to dealing with the viral pandemic … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Blogging, Culture, Economics, health, History, Language, Life, Media, mental health, PIP, Politics, psychology, science
Tagged Boris Johnson is an elitist cunt, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Dominic Cummings is some kind of Nazi, government, health, lockdown, NHS, propoganda, science, Ship of fools, Tory Party
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Beep Boop
The last few days have been tough. My body has been yelling at me and the only refuge from pain has been sleep. Today I managed to take delivery of some groceries without feeling like being out of bed was … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Blogging, computers, Culture, Economics, Film, friendship, health, History, internet, Life, mental health, Philosophy, Politics, psychology, science, Uncategorized
Tagged Confinement, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Culture, government, Groceries, health, industrialisation, mental health, pain, Philosophy, R2D2, Society, Star Wars
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Mere Anarchy Is Loosed Upon The World
‘Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold…’ Yeats never had to live in lockdown, as far as I’m aware, and his name is a lazy anagram of yeast, yet somehow he nailed this tail end of week five of confinement … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, creativity, Culture, drugs, Economics, Education, Finance, food, health, History, Language, Life, Literature, mental health, Philosophy, Poetry, psychology, science, Writing
Tagged Aristotle, avocado, cantaloupe, Confinement, Confucius, Coronavirus, COVID-19, disinfectant, Hipster, lockdown, meths, Purgatory, Sainsbury’s, Spam, Spike Milligan, William Butler Yeats
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Thinkses
Hello, come on in, pull up a Tuesday and let us think about the wonders of more than a month of lockdown. Yes, wonders, for amidst the tragedy and the grief of this viral shitstorm there have been moments of … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Blogging, Culture, Economics, Finance, food, friendship, health, History, Life, love, Media, mental health, Philosophy, psychology, Religion, science, Transport
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