Here we are yet another year flies by and the nonsensical, global celebrations kick in with fireworks blasting 2025 into 2026 hoping the next calendar year will be better, DREAM ON!I have nothing against the human race partying and having a good time, especially after all the misery every year seems to pile upon us, at least it's a relief for a few hours, but ultimately 2026 will serve up much amoral tripe as 2025 (or even more), and that is a fact.Okay, for the minorities living in reasonable,

So, you can call me by the title of this Yuletide blog, I do not care, but I do care about the hypocritical crap surrounding this particular time of year. I woke up this morning, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my bald head (it's a Beatle plagiarism BTW!), went down stairs, had a cup of tea, opened up the laptop to see the latest Christmas (season of goodwill and love, my butt!) headlines and, guess what?A) Barbarian dictator Putin bombing Ukraine and knocking out power stations to shove e

So, you can call me by the title of this Yuletide blog, I do not care, but I do care about the hypocritical crap surrounding this particular time of year. I woke up this morning, got out of bed, dragged a comb across my bald head (it's a Beatle plagiarism BTW!), went down stairs, had a cup of tea, opened up the laptop to see the latest Christmas (season of goodwill and love, my butt!) headlines and, guess what?A) Barbarian dictator Putin bombing Ukraine and knocking out power stations to shove e

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I recently had a visit from those aristocratic rascals (well one is) in the dead of the night whilst dreaming about purchasing a famous Harrod's Christmas Hamper (you wish) and guess what? They decided to tell me about their recent shopping adventure to Harrods in Bertie's 1924 Rolls Royce, and here is what they divulged to me:Bertie; "Jeeves old bean what on earth is that awful pong floating across Knightsbridge?"Jeeves: "Sire, I believe it is coming from the Royal Park, Hyde actually, it looks

The adjective, SUFFERING, has been misused recently by prominent people in the football/soccer world attempting to explain 'pain' after losses on the football pitch. One prominent football manager, Rubin Amorim, from my club, Manchester United, often uses this word during his global press conferences to explain how he, and his over-paid, multi-millionaire players, feel after 'blowing' yet another match! His (and other substantially paid soccer managers + players) narrative and disappointment are

She hid in the wardrobe, clutching her doll. Upstairs, her mother screamed. Downstairs, silence fell. That night changed everything. Mary’s Little Lambs by L.R. Johnson is a haunting psycholog...