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TIP
OF THE WEEK....
Weak Milky Drink Of Aguilerra
in the 9:46 at Ian Ogilvie
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IF
YOU ASK ME...
With Georgie Small, our resident DAILY HELL columnist.
'If you ask me, the PC Brigade have had it their
own way for way too long now, and when I say that I don't mean PC owners
(although they are mostly paedos) or Police Constables (but don't get me
started on those liberal lily-livered 'community' officers)... I mean those
bottom feeding namby-pamby pink shirt wearing nonces that usually work for
the council or the BBC and come up with ridiculous rules that we all have
to follow. I was in Edinburgh last week visiting some of my friends (it's
not so bad in Edinburgh - parts of it almost seem English) and I went into
a pub. Upon lighting up a fine cigarillo to go with my Pimms I was told
"Ya cannae no doo that now, it's against the law, och aye."
I was outraged! It's POLITICAL CORRECTNESS GONE MAD I told him, or would
have done had he been a foot shorter. Not content with stealing all our
taxes to spend on methadone, now the Scotch say we can't enjoy one of a
man's greatest pleasures, the sweet nauseous hit of tobacco, just because
some Polenta eating councillor called Jocasta says it would violate the
rights of her unborn child, even though her place is clearly not in a drinking
establishment but at home basting the roast...
And then they start messing with our kids! Some jumped up little sandal-wearing
freak tells us we can't sing 'Baa Baa Black Sheep' in nurseries any more
because it might offend the colonials... I blame Ghandi - apparently it's
offensive to call them Pakis now - even if they actually do come from Pakistan!
What's this country coming to?
If they are going to ban any nursery rhyme, why not pick on 'The Grand Old
Duke Of York'? I'll tell you why - it's fashionable nowadays to 'have' 10
000 men, in fact it's actively encouraged - if the Duke was alive today
they'd give him a BBC primetime gameshow. Broadcasting House is nonce central
these days - Mary Whitehouse would turn in her grave... or at least tut
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