Creek - 2015
Nepomuk Fortepiano Quintet - Ferdinand Ries & Franz Limmer Piano Quintets
Alice Cooper - Welcome 2 My Nightmare
Art Blakey - Like Someone In Love
Adios April...
...and no-one even noticed that I only uploaded four of the promised seven April podcasts...
I'll only be doing one in May - if I can be arsed...
As if to add insult to injury, this bonce was put upon today by what can only be described as guano...
Oh well, worse things happen at sea...
This evening, to Tynecastle for the follow up on the Football Fans in Training I attended for around 10 weeks towards the end of 2012...
I am over a stone lighter and my waist is diminished by just over four inches...
Pwoud, vewwy pwoud - as "Sir" Alex Ferguson might say...
Home for a celebratory home made chicken curry...
...and watched the leaders of the Conservatives, Labour and Liberal Democrats face questions from the audience for half an hour each on "Question Time" - much better than the so-called debates where the politicians merely talk over each other...
They each faced difficult questions from the audience but I think even impartial viewers would agree Cameron came across the best of the three...
I felt for Nick Clegg though as he showed his exasperation with people who plainly have no comprehension that coalition means compromise...
Good too to see Miliband rule out any deals with the Scottish Nazi-onal Party...
He doesn't need to make a deal as they've already stated they'll never side with the Tories....
The naivete and duplicity of SNP supporters is amazing - talking about the democratic will of the Scottish people being ignored whilst ignoring the democratic will of the Scottish people themselves re the Referendum result...
This is the United Kingdom General Election not a Scottish election and if that part of the UK electorate located in Scotland is stupid enough to vote for a party whose sole aim is to see the UK destroyed and which cannot possibly wield any power (and which, incidentally, has failed miserably in its governance of Scotland - mainly due to being economically illiterate and obsessed with Scottish Independence), they cannot surely complain if their MPs, even if there are 59 of them, are ignored in the UK parliament...
If they hate the Tories so much (the sort of government, by the way, which an independent Scotland would actually need to succeed - right of centre, business backing) but want a voice at Westminster, they need to vote Labour because, then, they might actually be in government and have a little influence...
"We're voting for a strong voice at Westminster" they bleat...
This time round it seems Scots will be happy to have even more backbenchers than they've had for the last five years...
Idiots...
Oh well, worse things happen at sea...
