1 October
2013
Yesterday
was very much a bity day. Jan had
arranged for Kile's mum to come over and clean our windows with a machine she
had bought. It's like a mini-vacuum
cleaner; you wipe the window with a damp cloth and then use the machine to lift
the water off. While that was being done
I decided on to go off shopping for our normal weekly shop. When I had a finished I called into the
Anchor for a pint, which turned into two when Jan joined me later. I also bought a two-pint carry-out of the same
real ale I had been drinking while I was there; and very nice it was too.
Today of
course is the start of a new month and yet again I'm surprised just how quickly
time flies by. It's crazy the way it
seems to fly by. What is it, only 13
weeks to Crimble? Oh dear ... ... ...
Echo Ed is
now in a slanging match with the Daily
Mail over claims it has made about his father. Neither will back down and I'll be surprised
if it doesn't end up in the courts; or will it?
Is Milliband Senior dead? If he
is then dead people can't be slandered; or at least that's what I've always
thought. I'm sure that Daft Dave will
have fun with that later whatever the truth is.
And what of the elder Milliband, Dithering Dave? I wonder what he makes of it?
We all know what
a ram-raid is don't we. Fast, heavy and
strong cars are used to smash their way into a shop to steal whatever can be
stolen. I'm sure we have heard of people
by-passing their electric metres to get away with having to pay for their
power, usually criminals and drug growers.
But how about a ram raid on a power sub-station? In Dorktown a Fiat Panda rammed into the sub-station. Of course it wasn't a ram raid but I found it
a tad funny to read about in today's News
anyway.
This town is
becoming a joke! It really is!!! Dorktown currently has 14 charity shops within
the town centre alone. And what is
happening now? Number 15 is opening up
in what used to be Mother Care. Myton Hospice
is a very worthwhile charity but will it draw support from our local hospice
the Mary Anne Evens Hospice? I do hope
not. But it doesn't end there though
folks; we have 2nd Chance on Weddington Terrace selling furniture and it will
soon be joined by Mary Anne Evans Hospice opening a furniture shop on
Weddington Road. I make that 17 charity
shops in the town that I know of. How
many more are there that I don't know about?
And can the town really support so many different causes?
Here's a shot of one of the stall holder in
the Saturday Market ...
Funny time
...
A woman got on a bus holding a baby. The bus driver said, "That's
the ugliest baby I've ever seen!"In a huff, the woman slammed her fare
into the fare box and took an aisle seat near the rear of the bus. The man
seated next to her sensed that she was agitated and asked her what was wrong.
"The bus driver insulted me," she fumed.
The man sympathized with her and said, "Why, he's a public servant
and shouldn't say things to insult passengers.""You're right,"
she said. "I think I'll go back up there and give him a piece of my
mind."
"That's a good idea," the man said. "Here, let me hold
your monkey."
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