
Well, hello again. Have to say not much rounding up to be done. Firstly, I've been far too busy and important to read newspapers, and secondly I'm so wound up by David Cameron's smug countenence that its hard to find much humour in anything much.
There was an absolutely horrific car crash reported in the news a few days ago. Some guy killed whilst being pursued by the police. The police were unable to provide details as to the circumstances of the crash that resulted in the death of a young man. However, they were able to reassure the public that the police car was undamaged. So that's all right then.
In other news I see that a teacher is currently on trial for GBH after fracturing the skull of some 14 year old boy in his class. I honestly don't know what the world is coming too, whereby a hard working, dedicated teacher can be on trial for his very liberty, just for picking up a 6lb dumbell and bludgening a child with it. It's health and safety gone mad. Joking apart, clearly this is over the top behaviour. However, I can't help wondering what kind of little bastards this teacher was being expected to deal with that resulted in such a breakdown. It would appear, from the details available, that this child was an absolute shit to teach - and I lay the blame fairly and squarely at the door of his parents and a weak society that has allowed all the authority schools once had to be taken away. These little cunts will be paying my pension one day. Its a sobering thought.
Anyway, the last debate was a bit of a come down. A bit disappointed by the lack of detail shown by any of the parties when it came to explaining how they would actually get the defecit down. Its all very confusing - especially since they now talk of two defecits, structural and cumulative. And I'm sick to death of Gordon "Double Dip Recession" Brown mentioning it in every second sentence. Its one of those phrases that have been bandied about so much lately, and similar to those things you used to hear at school and agree with knowingly, not having the guts to admit that you didn't know what it meant. Double Dipping to me means sticking some celery in the humous and licking it off before sticking the same bit of celery back in the humous. Surely it can't mean that? OR COULD IT? I think we should be told.
Clegg's support actually looks pretty solid and I really would like to see him surprise everyone and have his party win. He does seem like a breath of fresh air and I think the country could do with that. I also think he has the biggest wanger and in a toss up (pardon the pun) between him and Gordon I think he would win. Its probably not the best way to vote for a political party, but its not the worst way by a long chalk. In any case, I only ever employ this tactic on extremely rare occasions when I am torn between two parties. And the last time was way back when I voted for Thatcher. She always seemed to have a much bigger cock than Neil Kinnock. Besides, he was a ginger.
If for no other reason I would like to see Clegg come out on top (again pardon the pun) because of the truly shocking hatchet job the Telegraph did on him at the beginning of last week. A totally shameless piece and an example of grubby journalism at its best. Its a sign of how worried the establishment are that they roll out the big guns at the first sniff of anything that upsets the status quo. Mind you, the effects of this were somewhat offset by the truly abysmal performance of that addled Hack For Hire Anne Leslie's appearance on Question Time last Thursday. She really was unprepared and looked like she had based all her answers on that mornings Metro. Silly old cow.
The Guardian had a very obvious article in their weekend magazine last week. They had interviewed loads of politicians asking them about their favourite films, books etc. All very tedious. Everyone had these "choices" which you could just see had been given to them by their advisors to trot out. Not one Jackie Collins or Carry On Film amongst them. It got even worse when they were asked who was the living person they most admire. Every single one of them said Nelson Mandella. Now, I'm not saying he is not someone to be admired. But you would think statistically, out of the 60 odd they interviewed at least one of them might have said Jordan. Lembit Opik at the very least. But no. Nelson Mandella it was.
Currently we are searching for a cat to replace our Sammy. We're looking through the available Adoption Agency sites for poor abandoned kitties. Its not easy. We want all of them! Its a case where more choice is definitely less! Currently in the running is a 12 year old cat called George with some medical issues and a few others. I'll keep you posted.
And that's about it. I'm enjoying the Goldmann Sachs debacle at the moment but shall wait and see how things develop before commenting. Suffice to say I have been inspired to put my house on the market at an incredibly reasonable price and am currently inviting sealed bids. I don't actually have a house to sell, but that's apparently the risk you take. Anyway, send all your cheques to me at the usual address.
I leave you with a link to the best facebook site ever. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

