being wheeled away yesterday
frothing at the mouth.
Bearing in mind how that dawn on the Southbank turned out, with D:Reams "Things Can Only Get Better" blairing out, and how happy I felt, that yes things would change in this country, we would build a more free, more open society, we would try to eradicate poverty and concentrate on education and try to tackle the environmental problems. But Blair and then Brown have done none of these things and indeed they seem to have concentrated on making the rich richer and the poor poorer and this country a more repressive one. And on top of that we have fought a war on a pack of trumped up lies.
Deep Sea World in North Queensferry, I kid you not, has asked the public to help count the fish in its acquariums. OK let's give it go, "1, 2, 3, 4...oh fuck 1, 2, 3, did I count that before? 1, 2, 3 ...."
Some people say they have seen these buses carrying the atheist slogan about there is probably no god. But I haven't. I find I can't believe in such things, they say if you believe you will see it passing before your eyes but honestly how can intelligent people really believe that such an advertisement exists.
Prince Charles' youngest son the renowned ginga Harry Wellington Henry St Crispian Alamein Mountbatten Schleswig-Hollstein von Windsor may have slipped up with his matey paki and raghead joshing somewhat.
Great story in the Sun about a UFO. 

"I have a sense of humour, however I don't find Punch and Judy funny or enjoyable. That domestic abuse can be trivialised like this is terrible. If domestic abuse was minimal or non-existent then yes, the jokes may be funny. But in the UK two women every week are killed by their partners. Making domestic abuse and misogyny acceptable entertainment will not affect all children's ideas of relationships, but it will condition some to think it's normal when daddy hits mummy. I don't want everything to be politically correct but we should be more careful about the messages we send to children about serious issues like this. Just because something is a tradition doesn't make it OK."
Sabre, London