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I’ve been following some of the news about the Terrorist suspects caught in a dawn raid in Forest Gate. I grew up a few roads from there and I have extended family dotted all around that area. In fact only last Sunday I was showing my Mum this exact same … Continue reading →

Learn a little more about the geography of Iran for the upcoming strategic missile strikes with this handy BBC map. Keeping with the politics: The American Empire for Dummies. The athiest’s nightmare. God invented bananas for man as can be seen in this video. It’s so true. Where’s my nearest … Continue reading →

So much has been going on recently. I’m working hard on a couple of web projects that would be finished by now if it wasn’t for Microsoft IIS and Internet Explorer being ‘different’ to the standards. Time to catch up on some posting. First lets congratulate the Super Hammers for … Continue reading →

Just heard on Radio Five Live: Presenter: “Tiger Woods has received condemnation from charities after saying he ‘played like a spaz’ during last weekend’s play at Augusta. On the line now is a ten year old boy with cerebal palsy…” I also see that Dave Morgan, the “former fiancé of … Continue reading →

Just as I was falling asleep last night I heard on the radio that firefighters were battling a fire at Bleak House in Broadstairs. I spent a good eight years of my youth in Broadstairs and was in the same class at school as the owner’s daughter so I’ve had … Continue reading →

My yearly horse racing bet, the Grand National. I’ve been ‘up’ more often than not and won £300 one year with a £15 bet. This year the going is good so it’s more than likely that one of the top four favourites will win. The odds of 5-1 for Hedgehunter … Continue reading →

“A 600ft observation mast, it would carry a pod holding up to 100 people gently upwards, providing dramatic and sweeping views of up to 25 miles on a clear day. The futuristic, slender structure would be taller than both the Eye and Blackpool Tower, but its narrowness would minimise impact … Continue reading →