February 2010 Archives
I really couldn't care less about the disappointment of the women's curling team at the winter Olympics. Or any of it...
The athletes in Vancouver should just grow up!
The Olympic "movement" is thoroughly dodgy to start with - a toxic combination of physical vanity, drug abuse, marketing bulls**t, bureaucracy and nationalism.
There are rules and procedures for everything these days - but I have very little time for them.
Sainsbury's supermarket in Chester tried to batter me down with their rules and regulations the other day, but I fought on, stood my corner - and won!
The problem was I had been very distracted at one of their check-outs, and so I'd forgotten to accept back from the cashier my bank card. I got the cashback, the goods and the receipt, but forgot to grab my card.
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Steve Regan - Steve Regan is a writer who also runs the Bards of New Brighton poetry and music club, which meets at the Magazine pub, New Brighton, on the second Monday of every month. starting at 8pm. Free admission
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