Mike Richards

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September 2007



Judgement at Nuremberg meets The Greatest Story Ever Told

Wednesday, 26 September 2007 3:32 P GMT+01
God is being sued by a lawyer in Nebraska (it’s in Africa, I think) for all the effects of global warming (I assume) we’ve had recently.  How, aside from the power of prayer, do you get hold of God?  Prayer is all very good, but

Your route is being calculated. Gawd bless yer, Guv

Sunday, 23 September 2007 5:11 P GMT+01
I rarely drive.  I am unlikely ever to be invited to take an advanced driving test and it’s no bad thing the actual driving test (which my mother passed first time in driving rain, thick fog…and hot pants (which were popular in 1963

Tickets, please (unless you've got a bleedin' Oyster Card)

Wednesday, 19 September 2007 6:24 P GMT+01
I have invented a new word and will be submitting it to the (Shorter) Oxford English Dictionary later on this week.  The word is Oysterist or non-oysterist in this case.Because my mobile home is in Zone 6 (not catered for by the Oyster card syst

Rugger Bugger - unless you had a note from your mum

Tuesday, 11 September 2007 5:59 P GMT+01
I think the Rugby World Cup has started.  I also believe this year it will be held in France.  I have now discovered why I (miserably) failed my Geography O-level because I always held the belief that Cardiff (home of some of the Rugby Worl

I was a Barbie girl, until the letter came from Matt someone

Wednesday, 5 September 2007 7:12 P GMT+01
How disappointed I was when my new Barbie (Klaus, I’ve called her) was not twelve-hours out of her box when I get a call (long-distance from Peking (or Mumbai or whatever it is called this week)) telling me to send her back.  I must admit

Walking on sunshine, albeit slightly wobbly

Tuesday, 4 September 2007 6:05 P GMT+01
A 72-hour (nearly a month) strike on the London Underground means people have to find alternative methods of getting to work.  A have purchased a hoop and a stick for the duration - if it was good enough for the Victorians etc. etc.  I trie