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Week One of Lockdown!

Posted on March 28, 2020

Well, that was a fascinating week of ups and downs. We are now firmly locked into the Coronavirus crisis and everyone from amateurs, to experts, must sit back and watch where we are heading. By week three of the lockdown, the answers will be there. Whether they are the answer we need or want, remains to be seen. What I do know is that because a government is struggling under the weight of it all, it doesn’t mean that blind support should ...

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Johnson all at Sea When he Can’t be the Joker!

Posted on March 24, 2020

I saw a post the other day that is being copied and shared around Facebook and Twitter. It was about what a great job Boris Johnson is doing and how proud we should all be of his leadership in dark times. I must be missing out on something here. From where I am sat, he just looks like a waffling and incoherent buffoon. He appears totally out of his depth when he is in a position where being court jester is inappropriate. Leadership ...

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Dire Health Warning Issued Over Ageing Toilet Roll

Posted on March 20, 2020

New studies are indicating that storing toilet paper for periods longer than 14 days, can cause severe trauma to the anal passage. The Sandpaper Effect Because of the paper softening method required to make the use of lavatory paper comfortable, disintegration and hardening of the product causes what experts call ‘the sandpaper effect’. Professor Anne Drex of ‘The Ringpiece Institute’, warns that continued storing of toilet ...

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Social Distancing

Posted on March 19, 2020

Hands up who has had a day when they hear so much about Coronavirus, they go to bed convinced they have it? There are major psychological issues going on with this thing and I am in no doubt that taking on too much negative information is damaging to the soul. Today, I avoided the news and felt much better. However, we also need to take on bad news. Simply ignoring it will mean the length of time we are in a state of chaos, will go on and ...

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The Economic and Psychological Effects of Losing Sport!

Posted on March 16, 2020

I will always remember with fondness the Olympics in 2012. There was one Saturday morning where a couple of girls won gold in a kayak/rowing type event I knew little about. I sat in awe as they were roared to victory by thousands of people on the riverbank. I confess I did shed a tear of happiness when seeing their joy as they received their medals. I recalled similar events in Beijing 4 years earlier. The heats had the occasional passer by ...

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