Monthly Archives: January 2005
Thank you, ITV and George W Bush, for your gifts to democracy
Let me make it clear that I’m sure this would not be a major issue without the Tories jumping on the opportunity they saw following Mr Lowest Common Denominator’s win on ITV’s Vote For Me…. Independent – Labour plays its … Continue reading
The London Underground Song: now live with juicy Flash goodness!
OK, we’re clear to go live with this. I heard the song London Underground a few weeks ago and wasn’t surprised to see it bounce like mad around The Interwebs… but I did think it was a pity that it … Continue reading
Eclectic link dump #5
I have a few things to share with you…. Avery Ant is running for Pope. I thought you should know. Cleaning coins with Cillit BANG! This comes to us via the latest B3ta newsletter, and contains vital consumer information. EPIC … Continue reading
Daily Mail weeps for Holocaust victims
As they’ve always been champions of the rights of Jews, gays and gypsies, obviously…
It’s the climate, stupid!
I almost forgot to plug this today; it’s kind of important… Global Warming: Framing the debate
Eclectic link dump #4
Animal-Human Hybrids Spark Controversy! The army of beasts awakens! The End of days are upon us! And now you can prepare for your time in hell with Hieronymus Bosch action figures. Learn the truth about Bill Gates’ ‘teen beat’ photoshoot … Continue reading
The – now very real – prospect of house arrest at the order of Mr Rupert Murdoch
Seymour Hersh – “We’ve Been Taken Over by a Cult”: …the amazing thing is we are been taken over basically by a cult, eight or nine neo-conservatives have somehow grabbed the government. Just how and why and how they did … Continue reading
Go on, cheer up – I dare you!
(sings) We’rrrrrre out of Pampers, oh no-ho! Lots of other Flash stuff on this site; some good, some bad. More Yeti nonsense (but nowt to do with Yetisports, by the looks of things). Spin your wheels for a bit. Dare … Continue reading
A great day for liberty and freedom
New York Times – Senate Panel Approves Gonzales on a Party-Line Vote: The Senate Judiciary Committee, divided along party lines over questions of torture and accountability, voted 10 to 8 on Wednesday in favor of Alberto R. Gonzales’s nomination as … Continue reading
Boris spiked!
Boris Johnson’s regular column does not appear in today’s Torygraph. Instead, we get to read about Michael Howard’s views on immigration. Charming, yes? Surprising, no? Click here to read or leave a comments on Boris’s weblog. UPDATE – Guardian – … Continue reading
