Merry KogggmasTo my favourite person on SW, Koggg. I'm told it is something called hcritshsam . I wouldn't know about that. So here it is, Merry Kogggmas. The rest of you. Have a good whatever it is.
It's Frankenstein DayTime to release your inner monster and be a mad scientist. (From the noises in the flat upstairs, it sounds like he's moved in!)
Happy Solstice, peeps!Today is the longest day of the year (in the northern hemisphere). And where I am, it's already hot! Enjoy!
Well, you asked for it!I've just come across a thread that read "I don't care if I get blocked". Without further reading, I blocked that person. Just because you challenged me to do it. Challenge accepted. Some people, eh?
Birdsong in the eveningIt's just after 5.15pm here and it is dark, but Ive just heard some birdsong in the trees outside my flat. First time Ive heard birds at this time since the start of winter. Spring can't be far away.... 😀
Goodbye to the EFL; Hello to the National LeagueCarlisle 0 Bradford 1 Yet another defeat. Football League....it has been...fun?
How to not to conduct a poll Poll (3) See Poll OptionsI've seen a few polls on here lately where the poll setter has set out to make it obvious that they're not interested in a balanced sample. What do... See More »
Man United to win the EFL in 2025/6?They're sliding towards the drop in the Premier League so we need to look at their chances in the Championship next season.
Sun risingThe sun is just starting to rise where I am. There is a beautiful orange-purple glow in the darkness. I'm convinced these flat earth idiots have never seen a sunrise or sunset. If they did, they wouldnt come up with the crap they do.
South African Penguinshttps://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/the-south-african-town-where-penguins-rule-180978901/ I never knew there were penguins in South Africa. I knew there were penguins on South Island of New Zealand, but South Africa?
Polar NightWe put the clocks back in Britain overnight, so we got an extra hour of sleep. Anyway, in the Arctic regions, it is the beginning of Polar Night. Four months of continual dark. (obviously, those who are in Antarctica, it will be the beginning of... See More »
