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April 2005
Neo-cons Iraqi hymn for Bush
To the tune of:'Guide me oh thy great Redeemer'Guide me Bush thy great deciever,Through this strange and foreign land,They are weak and you are mighty,Smite the Muslims with your hand!Bombs are fabulous,Bombs are marvellous,Bomb them till they are al
Wednesday, 27 April 2005 05:41 AM
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All's quiet on the Iraqi front.
Nearly three months ago some Iraqi people got to put purple on their fingers in what was called an election. We need to undrestand what we mean by an election:People who 'vote' for candidates they do not know, standing for policicies they have not de
Monday, 25 April 2005 05:28 AM
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Things that make me go Grrrrr!
1. Annoying accents - braying English, loud American, Australian accents that end with a rise.2. People shouting into mobile phones - 'Can you here me now? Is that better? What about Now?' 3. tHE FUCKING CAP SHIFT BUTTON RIGHT NEXT TO THE LETTERS A,
Saturday, 23 April 2005 05:01 AM
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Roosevelt's dream: Sixty years later
Sixty years ago President Rossevelt, in his State of the Union address, proposed a second Bill of Rights under which,'a new basis of security and prosperity can be established for all regardless of station, race or creed.' Among these rights, he said
Thursday, 21 April 2005 04:21 AM
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Barmy Britain - R.I.P
In 1998, Jack Straw, the British home secretary introduced something called Anti-Social Behaviour Orders or Asbos. The idea was simple, to prevent continuing anti-social behaviour, a court could produce an order that restricts or inhibits an individu
Monday, 18 April 2005 05:24 AM
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Thoughts on Terri Schiavo
Just over a week ago Terri Schiavo was pronounced clinically dead. She died because a feeding tube, which kept her body alive for over 15 years, was removed by orders of the judiciary two weeks earlier. The removal of the tube was at the bequest of h
Saturday, 9 April 2005 11:59 PM
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Permian-Triassic extinction 250 million years ago
The greatest mass extinction recorded in Earth history did not occur as a result of one single cataclysmic event. A joint UK-Chinese team tell Nature magazine the disaster that befell the planet 250 million years ago must have happened in phases. The
Saturday, 9 April 2005 06:15 AM
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The gay necrophiliac duck
The strange case of the homosexual necrophiliac duck pushed out the boundaries of knowledge in a rather improbable way when it was recorded by Dutch researcher Kees Moeliker. It may have ruffled a few feathers, but it earned him the coveted Ig Nobel
Today I saved a fly! I, I, I!
I'd escaped from the press of Saigon and my ever present girlfriend, Thi, for a week and indulged in a tranquil idyll, on the resort peninsula of Vung Tau. Vung Tau was where the American puppet government of South Vietnam sent its political prisoner
Saturday, 2 April 2005 07:09 AM
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April fools day - the classic stunts
April fools day used to be known as All Fool's day, but where did it come from and why is it celebrated? There are many theories, the preponderant one claiming that the day has its origins in the late sixteenth century, when the Gregorian calendar wa
Friday, 1 April 2005 05:56 AM
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