And today's Sun has… Mr T Henry ("a player of Association Football, m'lud") saying that he thinks bullying is wrong. Nothing else, at least in the online edition. I'll try to check a printed version later. Mind you, the DFES … Continue reading
Looking for Stephen's non-constituency matter contact details, I see from the DFES website that On Tuesday 23 November, Stephen Twigg will also be launching new guidance, Stand Up for Us, which will be made available to schools. Stand Up for … Continue reading
They've done a major article and 'The Sun Says' on bullying (they're against it) including a piece by Stephen Twigg, schools minister. Part of the article includes the 'why' box: KIDS are bullied for a whole variety of reasons which … Continue reading
The Marines' Hymn, 2004 version From the Halls of Montezuma To the mosques of old Iraq Us Marines are so much better At killing men who can't shoot back It's easy if they're wounded Like shooting a sitting duck The … Continue reading
should you kiss goodbye to your inflatable sheep sex toy? Perhaps I should rephrase that… 🙂 Presumably they're also offended by dolphin shaped dildos too, and let's not get into the ones shaped like animal penises… … Continue reading
I had a letter from Parcelforce at work yesterday. It was from Kevin King, who is apparently my local Parcelforce Worldwide Sales Executive, telling me how in the past two years, they have completely revamped their company and invested in … Continue reading
There's this organisation which is well-known in the sex work field. But despite their enviable access to the great and the good, they're… a little out of touch. Of course, they're doing something on the current government patronisation consultation, 'Paying … Continue reading
From an interview in USA Today (tries to open a pop-up) Q: Speaking of security, Internet Explorer has had well-publicized holes … Gates: Understand those are cases where you are downloading third-party software. Well, yes. IE's holes could well be … Continue reading
http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,1319767,00.html Over the years, there have been lots of reasons to dislike it – at one point it was actively removing the b-word from articles – and some truly awful stories (my favourite was a 1988 front page that said … Continue reading
I laughed when I read the first sentence in a story in the Metro last week: When having sex with a woman, most men would be turned off if they knew another man was nearby. Mind you, it may just … Continue reading