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Forced to Apologise...For this??

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Believe me, I am not a big David Jason fan, and am one of the few people you will meet who thinks "Only Fools and Horses" is absolute tripe.  But today, the actor who plays Del Boy, was forrced to apologise for cracking this joke on a radio station called Absolute.  See what you think;

"What do you call a Pakistani cloakroom attendant?"

"Mahatma coat."

Apart from the fact that it is painfully unfunny, a sub standard Christmas cracker joke.  But the little known radio station, probably seeing a chance to drum up publicity, made a big song and dance about it, and issued some guff statement about how they were "Shocked" and that the comments made were "Unacceptable" This after the station received the sum total of ZERO complaints from listeners.  This could perhaps stem from the amount of people tuning in, or, as I suspect, the fact that it is not offensive in the slightest.

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Last Updated on Friday, 27 March 2009 05:59
 

Professor Tax

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A new survey published today, showed the UK to have the third worst teenage binge drinking problem in the European Union.  Of course this meant that all day, we had to listen to po faced doctors and professors tell us about the graveness of the situation, and offer up a strategy to curtail this "epidemic."  Was it tightening up the law, that just so happens to prohibit drinking alcohol under the age of eighteen?  Maybe it was a call to withdraw the license to sell booze from establishments that flout the law and sell to the under-age?  I am afraid neither of these common sense solutions was mentioned, not even once, by any of the boffins.  Nope, only one action was acceptable.

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Last Updated on Friday, 27 March 2009 05:59 Read more...
 

Where do I send my C.V.?

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Isn't it grand to know, that during these financially difficult times, we can rely on our councils to spend our diminishing money so wisely?  How on earth did the good people of Tower Hamlets ever manage without a "Principal tobacco control officer" to patrol the streets, hectoring law abiding smokers about the dangers of their habit?  Of course such an important role deserves to be well remunerated.  £40,000 a year to be exact.  Money well spent I am sure.  Not to be out done though, is this pearl, from the government office for the south east.  This quango is unable to function without something called a "Team leader in Spatial Strategies."  If you are wondering exactly what this post entails, it is "to drive the government office's role in the strategic spatial planning of the region."  I also have absolutely no idea what the hell that last sentence means either, but the post carries an annual salary of £58,000.  Nice. 

 

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Last Updated on Friday, 27 March 2009 06:00
 

How to beat the credit crunch

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Been put on short week at work? Had your pay reduced? Waiting to be made redundant? Can't find work? Fear not! Follow these simple steps, and you too could be earning in excess of £20,000 a year. First up, settle yourself down in front of the telly and make sure your telephone is to hand. Next, store all the local take aways phone numbers into your mobile. get rid of any sporting equipment, and toss out any fruit and vegetables that happen to hanging around, replacing with fizzy pop, cakes and crisps.

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Over legislated, bullied and plain lied to, all charges that can be levelled at the shambles that was elected in 1997, known as New Labour.  In just nine years, Tony Blairs' governments introduced over 3,000 new laws, a rate of over one a day.  This lies in contrast to the 500 new laws enacted by the Tories in the nine years prior to the New Labour experiment.  Some of the new laws, originally printed in the Independent newspaper:

"It is now illegal to sell grey squirrels, impersonate a traffic warden or offer air Traffic Control services without a licence. Creating a nuclear explosion was outlawed in 1998.