This is all over the news today and the BBC Link is here.

Man plays lottery, man wins lottery, what’s the deal. Oh he’s banged up. So what.

He took part in a competition and won, he used his money to enter, has probably been paying a tenner a week, for ages, the prize should go to him. If he had won £5,000 on the horses, nobody would have cared.

If we were to ban all the people we believed that they didn’t deserve to win from the lottery, the main prize would be under a million a draw.

Stupid, stupid Ken!!!
66% of residents don’t want the charge, yet he won’t listen.

The main problem for me with extending the congestion charge is that all the people living in Kensington and Chelsea, will now have to pay £5 a week to drive their car off their drive, and for this £5 per week, they can drive anywhere in London.
This will mean that everyone in K&C with a residents C-Charge permit, will be heading to the West End, as they’ve already paid.
Thus actually more congestion, not less.

A very easy read, and quiet funny, but a bit too predictiable throughout the book. Very similar to Ben Elton and others.

3 / 5

Surprise, surprise more moaning!

This jab will replace the current 4-in-1, and a live virus droplet, it also removes the mercury in the polio vaccine.

How can anything be wrong with this?

They’ve been using it in Canada for years.

I went yesterday with Jade, Chris Keating and James. Had great fun and a lot of beer. Don’t ask which was the best one, as all I did was walk upto a stall, say “That One”, drink it, move onto the next.

All I do know, was that they were all nice, and I got drunk 🙂

I want one!!!!!!!!

Now!!!!!!!!

This album is great fun. Word of warning don’t listen to it whilst on escalators, the urge to jump about is too high!

4.5 / 5

Have just finished reading this after seeing it get some good reviews. Not too bad, at least unlike Phillip Pullman, God isn’t one of the bad guys.

3.5 / 5

“Our enemies are innovative and resourceful – and so are we,” the US president told a high-level meeting of Pentagon officials.

“They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people – and neither do we.”

George W Bush

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha

“Tony Blair has said Iraq’s weapons of mass destruction ‘may never be found’.

Mr Blair said he had ‘to accept we haven’t found them and we may never find them’ – but that did not mean Saddam Hussein had not been a threat.

He said the former Iraqi leader had been in breach of UN resolutions and his weapons may have been ‘removed, hidden or destroyed’.”

BBC

Suprise, suprise.

If Saddam had destroyed his weapons, then wasn’t that exactly what the US and UK were claiming they wanted?