Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine and blood clots

This post: circa 1,250 words, estimated reading time: 6 minutes Prelude intro I personally don’t wholly trust the Covid-19 vaccines, any of them, though that’s as much to do with caution (because I understand their development and delivery) as paranoia. I’ve written as much in the past. However, the world (read governments and big business,

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Virgin’ on the the ridiculous

This post: circa 1,750 words, estimated reading time: 9 minutes That time of year when… Actually it is more like “that time of year AGAIN”, as it feels to me like Virgin are putting their prices up twice a year now! They are about to up our bill another 5% – but offering new customers

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Graveyard Keeper review and guide

This post: circa 9,500 words, estimated reading time: around 35 to 40 minutes Intro   If you’ve not played this game, I thoroughly recommend it, it’s great fun. If you want to skip a lot of the reading, I’ve made added a Graveyard Keeper playlist to youtube, covering the first 19 days. I don’t talk,

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Covid-19 vaccine: why be afraid?

This post: circa 1,400 words, estimated reading time: 7 minutes Laughing at anti-vaxers The Guardian ran an article today, entitled, ‘Covid-19 vaccines: why are some people hesitant? (part one) – podcast‘, and shared it on Facebook. Some of the comments, one in particular, annoyed me a tad! I rather doubt they had even listened to

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The rich vs the poor plundering; divide and conquer.

This post: circa 1,200 words, estimated reading time: 6 minutes Working class plundering Remember the UK riots of 2011? The press and media coverage, the anger, horror, and fear projected by “the establishment.” The horrendous cost to the economy. I dare say sociologists are still picking over the bones of it. Cost to the country,

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Who’s the worst?

This post: circa 3,200 words, estimated reading time: 16 minutes Who is the judge? I’m not judging, here, but you are. You, with your high opinions, your biases, your stereotyping, your othering. What gives you the right to judge me!? No, I’m not in a ‘funny mood‘, I’m not “going off on one.” It’s a

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