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Just Hanging Out

By 6000 | 6000 | May 18, 2012

Much hubris from the ANC over Brett Murray’s depiction of President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma in a Leninist pose, but with his bits hanging out of his trousers. As far as I’m aware, Lenin never did that. Nope. Vladimir is all tucked in there. And thank goodness, if the rumours of his immense statue are to be believed. Apparently, [...]

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Doubly unimpressed

By 6000 | 6000 | May 17, 2012

Welcome to Canal Walk:   Unless you’re a Dad, or a grammar Nazi.

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Ah luv Cayep Towan, Me.

By 6000 | 6000 | May 17, 2012

Rumours. Nothing but rumours at the moment. But if they happen to turn into genuine fact, then it seems that Newcastle United could be set to play in Cape Town this winter. Hence the hideous attempt at translating a Geordie accent into text in the title there. Previously, we’ve had Man U (who they?) and [...]

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Meanwhile, in Manchester…

By 6000 | 6000 | May 16, 2012

It’s been a good week for Manchester. City won the Premier League and it hasn’t rained every day. But there is a sinister underworld in Manchester which is exploiting the lower than average intelligence of people from… Manchester. Because: Greater Manchester Police are investigating a scam in which victims were conned into handing over hundreds [...]

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Beach

By 6000 | 6000 | May 15, 2012

I’ve had a busy afternoon and evening judging science projects at a local school. When they found out I’ve done it, they’re going to be absolutely furious. Anyway, quite frankly, I’m knackered. Here’s a quick QP of Llandudno (in France). And here’s me signing off and promising something more exciting tomorrow.

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