(0741) Morning all, have a good one today. Breakfast time, a few jobs. (0852)

 

8. With the admin hat on, chaps and chapesses

… I really do need to rationalise my resentment over the Daily Sceptic paywall and the way Kathy doesn’t always post things taking us for’arder. On the other hand, to boycott them through a fit of pique on my part does undermine our prime directive here … get the news to you in its most comprehensive form possible.

Here are today’s (urls in blogrolls):

7. Toodles says, in response

“Thank you! We were still a part of England at that time – 1621.”

6. Dan Wooton

HERE

Well of course there are men who have to shout it out and whilst understandable, it can be counterproductive. But the gals … well so many of the good ones (cough) make saying what’s on their mind into an art form … dear oh dear, poor Lucy, Bernie, other gals … we luv ya but …

And the stasi were waiting to get her … bstds. Juss thinkin’ … there, but for the Grace of God, go I. Still might. Dear oh dear in these days we’re in.

5. Rolf at Now and Next

HERE

”It may be a record: the Leader of the Opposition inviting the Prime Minister to resign after less than six months in office.

Kemi Badenoch referred to a petition started last Wednesday that she said was asking him to go (Out-On-His-Ear Keir?) At the time of writing it has 2.8 million signatures (easily outstripping the Green Party’s GE vote) and on Monday Parliament responded by setting up a new all-party group for ‘fair elections’ that more than 100 MPs have joined so far – over half of them Labour. 

The PM replied that July’s General Election had been a petition (really it was more like an eviction order.) ‘The Mongoose’ missed a trick: the 4 July petitioners didn’t get what they asked for and got a lot they didn’t want.”