Monthly Archives: June 2004

Is there a lower form of pondlife on the planet than Richard Perle. I’ve just listned to the Zionist, right-wing reactionary on the BBC (why is he still allowed airspace?) putting up a robust defence of Ahmed Chalabi, the hawks’ … Continue reading →

The first US Ambassador to Iraq after Operation Iraqi Liberation (OIL) is the delightful John D. Negroponte, a man who was as widely feared in Central America as Saddam was in Iraq. Negraponte has pledged to wage war on the … Continue reading →

Byker is back from Glastonbury, muddied, knackered and happy. And why not? Personally I think I’d rather have my private parts fried in chip fat than spend all weekend up to my neck in muck in order to listen to … Continue reading →

Thanks to New Links for this dead cool feature. If you now click on ‘Click it’ next to the date above each post it tells you all sorts of things that happened on this day in the past. For instance … Continue reading →

Just back from Stechford Ward in Hodge Hill. Lib Dem supporters in the local elections seem pretty upset that their vote has resulted in a Tory Council, and they give every indication of voting Labour in the by-election.

Well, not quite, but Dubya in Ireland took the opportunity of doing his Ralph C Nesbitt impersonation in his vest… but the Irish Government banned publication. Well, this site goes one better and has a clip of George strutting his … Continue reading →

Liberal Democrat candidate in the Hodge Hill, Birmingham by-election, Nicola (Nokia) Davies is a lobbyist for the mobile phone industry. Nicola defends the mobile industry against residents who are opposing the siting of masts near hospitals and schools. Thanks to … Continue reading →

So, for all of those of you who suggested unkindly that the lad couldn’t score in a brothel… he proves you wrong.

Thanks to Underblog for the reference to this very funny site.

England were knocked out of Euro ’96 when Aston Villa player Gareth Southgate missed a penalty. Last night, Villa striker Darius Vassell found out what it feels like. But at least he stood up… which is more than you can … Continue reading →