Retrospective Legislation.

Our current government seems to be getting quite keen on using retrospective legislation; that is, legislation which makes something which was legal at the time now illegal under the new legislation. Imagine, for a moment,  performing some perfectly legal act only to...

Very disappointing.

What is it with these government cockweasels? Everytime one of their vigorously pursued policies gets shot to shit they are disappointed or even very disappointed. Following on from my previous post I will provide examples : Climate scepticism on the rise : The...

Sloppy journalism in action.

Whilst I read the BBC news site regularly, their standard of journalism usually causes my blood pressure to rise due to its sloppy and lowest common denominator approach to writing. This article, for example, is representative of their slack practices. Firstly, we...

One off the wrist

From the BBC we have the ex-mayor (pictured below) jailed for two years for breaking into womens homes, rifling through their knicker drawer and then cracking one off (committing a sex act in BBC speak). I am guessing that many years of tossing furiously over ladies...

Aptly named newspapers

Another trawl around US Newspapers and I find that Utah has a local publication called The Richfield Reaper. The Reaper just happens to have a large obituaries section which I found quite fitting given the title. From there, Edith Durfee sounded quite a spritely old...

Odinism and Onanism confusion.

Amusing sometimes when you misread something and think wtf before realising your mistake. From Oklahoma we have this article which I spotted because I misread the title as "Peaceful adherents to the religion Onanism emphasize incorrectness of racist allegations" and...

A confusion of sceptics.

I'm not entirely sure what Roger Harribin of the BBC has been smoking but it would seem he has got his sceptics somewhat confused : Euro-sceptic blogger Richard North said: "The IPCC also made false predictions on the Amazon rainforests, referenced to a non-peer...