Bushisms, bruises, bluegrass and babies!
Before we get onto the post material, can I first introduce and plug and quote the all new webby, www.andrewblackburn.co.uk
I will try and get something more concrete up shortly, but for now, here is
the first photo album that I have chucked up. I may move my blog
here, I'm unsure for now... Whilst you're here however, you may as well (read as, bloody well better) go and check out my wee babbies blog at http://wealllovericehere.blogspot.com ....or else!
And now, on with the show...
"In my sentences I go where no man has gone before"; a "wise" man once quipped, and how right he was. Just to continue, or more, to begin afresh with my amusement surrounding George W. Bush. Even for a man with such a poor command of the English language, I still can't understand how he can mess up even the simplest of phrases. Or why he doesn't just prepare his bloody speeches before he is due to give them. Take this one for example:
There's an old saying in Tennessee -- I know it's in Texas, probably in Tennessee...that says, fool me once, shame on...shame on you. Fool me...you can't get fooled again.
Gee George, when are you going to engage your fricking brain before opening that big large gob of yours? You never know, you may be able to shake this permanent issue you have, which involves placing both of your feet in your mouth! But before I jump off this topic, I just have to share this one with you:
Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we.
And that boys and girls, is why we want to keep as far away from Mr Bush, who I think scientists may want to start observing as a possible candidate for the missing link, he wants to hurt us all!!
Rugby is a funny sport at times, it really is. The 4 games we played prior to today's were all closely fought, and unfortunately lost. We have been playing well, except for the fact that we give away too many penalties, and as we have been told time and time again, penalties cost you games. Today however, we managed to give away 8 penalties compared to Almeria's 3 in the first half, and then gave another 12 in the second half (that's a grand total of 20 penalties in a game... which is shocking) but still managed to emerge as the victors, for only the second time this season! Add to the elation, the fact that I, yes, I actually got a try! Unfortunately, this being such a rarest of rare occasions, I kinda just landed on the ball, hurting, and bruising my ribs... never mind though ayy, 5 points to my name!
Recently, whilst discussing random music on the GLMS forum, we were having a laugh at recent swing version of rock and pop songs, particularly by Paul Anka and Richard (Dick) Cheese, when someone piped up about a group called Fade to Bluegrass, a Metallica tribute band who play banjos and the like. Well what can I say, I like it, quite a lot, and couldn't help myself as I downloaded "A Treasury of Bluegrass" and guess what, I like most of that too. Another genre to add to my already highly eclectic taste!
As you can see (if you've noticed the moving bit underneath my web site's logo) I'm using my upcoming Daddyhood as inspiration to learn some new bits and pieces, even if I define "learn" as "plagerise" or "steal" and "bits and pieces" as "other people's code!" But hey, it all counts doesn't it, and it adds a nice little touch to the site I think.






