21Mar07 — 5
- 04.11.24 test
- 04.05.23 Ten-year quest through Development Hell pays off
- 04.04.23 Testing "podcasting"
- 04.03.23 Mistakes Have Been Made
- 04.02.23 Coming soon
- 11.02.19 Live comedy review: Geoff Norcott at the Southport Comedy Festival
- 08.20.19 Republic Interiors
- 12.27.18 The Wykehamist Fallacy
- 12.08.18 The Moral Degradation of The Labour Party
- 10.14.18 FILM REVIEW: Downsizing
You cant do anything at work these days!
Ok, so this is how it was reported in the Guardian today
http://education.guardian.co.uk/schools/story/0,,2040584,00.html
“Ms De La Rosa believed Mr Hickman to be a “staunch Methodist” who had been “inflamed by my religious disclosure”.”
And this is a story about a US woman who claimed she was sacked by a religious nitwit for being a witch, from CNN March 15th.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/EDUCATION/03/14/witch.trial.ap/index.html
“Her attorney, John Ray, said in opening statements that Berrios was a victim of prejudice from her school’s principal, Andrew Albano, a born-again Christian. Albano fired her after deciding that Berrios was a witch, according to Ray.”
Spooky.
The council are silly for sacking a witch, she could turn them all into toads.
Wow. I envey you The Argus. Cutting edge stuff and so much interesting stuff seems to happen in Hove. Real Neil Gaiman territory.
Do they have a site for those of us outside their normal geographic distribution?
They do. Today’s top stories include
“HOTEL GUESTS FORCED OUTSIDE BY FIRE ALARM”
Funnily enough, when I followed up the UFO story on the Argus Website, I had to admit to that I had seen the Object in question myself, floating in the sky over the Old Shoreham Road, but when I did I hadn’t put down its (disturbing) presence to life from another world. It turned out to be a solar powered balloon, owned by a nine-year-old. (At least that’s what the giant lizards want us to believe.)