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Munchausen’s Tea Party.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 14, 2015

The poisonous legacy of Leveson drags on. The main stream media has turned into ‘penny dreadful’ country in its efforts to prove that it should be allowed to print anything and everything (well,

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Fat Bottomed Girls and Boozy Memories.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 13, 2015

Academics never fail to amaze me with their innovative methods of acquiring grants to study yet another obscure subject. I well remember writing a post on the obscene size of the grant obtained by some American academics

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Citizen Corbyn

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by Petunia Winegum on September 12, 2015

It’s official. New Labour is dead. Long live Old Labour. Jeremy Corbyn is now the Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition. Imagine Jacob Rees-Mogg being elected Tory leader. Pretty unimaginable, to be honest, yet Comrade Corbyn’s election win

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Fat Bottomed Girls and Boozy Memories.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 12, 2015

Academics never fail to amaze me with their innovative methods of acquiring grants to study yet another obscure subject. I well remember writing a post on the obscene size of

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A Kiss is just a Kiss…

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by Anna Raccoon on September 12, 2015

Trading masticatory juices with someone who may have just consumed something on the menu that you wouldn’t have dreamt of choosing is such a part of western culture that virtually all of us

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Publish and Be Damned

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by Petunia Winegum on September 11, 2015

Hitler’s Germany, Stalin’s Russia, Mao’s China, Honecker’s DDR – mandatory reporting to the authorities by friends, families and neighbours, phone-taps, wire-taps, cameras tracking the moves of every citizen, persistent persecution of targets by a police force making

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The Ship of Fools motors back again…

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by Anna Raccoon on September 10, 2015

Mrs Relentlessly Cheerful wore her broadest grin. ‘Sleep well?’ Her head tipped from top to bottom in that nodding motion employed by amateur psychologists which is supposed to get you to nod in agreement. Her tussled blonde

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The Ship of Fools motors on…

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by Anna Raccoon on September 9, 2015

No we didn’t put the sails up.

You can’t put up the sails when the wind is coming from the opposite direction to the one you have a pre-arranged appointment with – the wind would

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The Ship of Fools motors back again…

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by Anna Raccoon on September 9, 2015

Mrs Relentlessly Cheerful wore her broadest grin. ‘Sleep well?’ Her head tipped from top to bottom in that nodding motion employed by amateur psychologists which is supposed to get you to nod in

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The Ship of Fools.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 8, 2015

Christopher Rudd was a Kent school teacher, grandson of the famous Cape merchant and adventurer Charles Rudd, who also took his pupils out to sea in a dinghy to teach them the art of seamanship. Sadly, he

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The Ship of Fools motors on…

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by Anna Raccoon on September 8, 2015

No we didn’t put the sails up. You can’t put up the sails when the wind is coming from the opposite direction to the one you have a pre-arranged appointment with – the wind

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A Declaration of Independence

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by Sigillum on September 7, 2015

I wish to live as a free man in a free country.

I wish to live under the rule of laws created by elected politicians, who I can hold to account and vote for, or against,

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A Sunday Ramble

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by Gildas the Monk on September 6, 2015

Since the world is quite clearly going to hell in a handcart, I decided to produce some whimsy, a bit of light refreshment. It is time to talk about lampreys. I feel the lamprey needs to

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The Ship of Fools.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 6, 2015

Christopher Rudd was a Kent school teacher, grandson of the famous Cape merchant and adventurer Charles Rudd, who also took his pupils out to sea in a dinghy to teach them the art

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A Picture Fells A Thousand Tories

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by Petunia Winegum on September 5, 2015

What a difference a week makes. For a long time now, what used to be asylum-seekers before being rebranded migrants and then suddenly refugees have been dying at sea in appallingly high numbers, many fleeing war-torn Syria.

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Long To Reign Over Us

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by Petunia Winegum on September 4, 2015

David Bowie once said we’ve got five years. Well, we’ve got five days now. No, don’t worry; I haven’t received advanced warning of a meteorite poised to crash into the planet. I’m referring to the fact that,

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Chilcot’s Ills – They’re Multiplyin’

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by Gildas the Monk on September 3, 2015

Chilcot’s ills/they’re multiplying/and he’s losing control…

So sang John Travolta to Olivia Neutron-Bomb in “Greece”, a satirical musical which celebrates the inanities of the Eurozone some 35 years ago now, just a couple of years

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Stop Your Sobbing

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by Petunia Winegum on September 2, 2015

Rape and culture/rape and culture/go together like a…well, those two words don’t really go together at all, do they? An oxymoron is, I believe, the correct term. Culture is described by the dictionary I prepared earlier as

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The Collapsing Crucible

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by Petunia Winegum on September 1, 2015

Something very interesting has happened in the past few months. Johnny may have come lately, but he’s here at last. Beyond the bunkers that have sheltered common sense from an incessant shower of bile fired by obsessive

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*Exclusive* – Mandatory Reporting and Meirion Jones.

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by Anna Raccoon on September 1, 2015

Meirion Jones has long been an advocate of ‘Mandatory Reporting’ – a system of criminal sanctions for those who have care of children but have failed to report allegations of abuse made to

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Rush Hours

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by Gildas the Monk on August 31, 2015

I watched a film called “Rush” a while ago. It tells the story of the rivalry between James Hunt and Niki Lauda. Since I am not a petrol head I did not really know the story.

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The Shipping Forecast

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by Petunia Winegum on August 30, 2015

So many nautical terms are open to misinterpretation by landlubbers that anyone poised to set sail really needs to know a gash fanny from a cunt splice; failure to do so could result in kissing the gunner’s

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A Kiss is just a Kiss…

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by Anna Raccoon on August 29, 2015

Trading masticatory juices with someone who may have just consumed something on the menu that you wouldn’t have dreamt of choosing is such a part of western culture that virtually all of us have engaged in it at

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Obama Vista Social Club

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by Petunia Winegum on August 28, 2015

Family feuds can drag on for decades. We’ve all known siblings who had a big bust-up over something years ago, something nobody can even remember anymore, and still refuse to be in the same room as one another,

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Blowing One’s Trumpet

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by Petunia Winegum on August 28, 2015

Momentarily putting aside those issues that invoke impassioned debate as well as those that inspire apathy, allow the management the luxury of basking in the rewards of their endeavours, pop-pickers. The latest figures for the top

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Virtual Murder

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by Petunia Winegum on August 27, 2015

The great sea change, believed JG Ballard, was the assassination of President Kennedy. The author whose theory was expanded in his 1970 collection of stories, ‘The Atrocity Exhibition’, saw the shocking events of November 22 1963

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Greyfriars’ Blobby

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by Petunia Winegum on August 26, 2015

‘What are you beastly rotters smirking about?’ asked Billy Bunter as he stepped outside of the Commons and saw the Bullingdon Boys chortling over something they were looking at in the newspaper they were all gathered round.

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Is it coz I is Black?

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by Petunia Winegum on August 25, 2015

I know some of you out there are regular Radio 4 listeners and I know some of you are familiar with the station’s forays into the world of situation comedy. I myself only find a couple of

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Proctor Gambles on Fairy Transparency.

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by Anna Raccoon on August 25, 2015

Harvey Proctor has unsheathed his ‘sword of truth’ and come out fighting; unwilling to cower in the closet any longer whilst rumours swirl around the Internet.

Taking the lectern in the Marlborough Suite, he issued a

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Stormin' Corbyn

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by Anna Raccoon on August 24, 2015

Ah, Jeremy ‘I’m too sexy for my vest’ Corbyn; the political gift for whom everyday is Christmas Day. It has made the dog days of August so much more enjoyable watching the Labour party tremble lest one of

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