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Tag Archives: Simon Cowell
Oh, The Weather Outside Is Frightful
Image: Little ol’ me When I got up yesterday the look outside was just as it had been all weekend: hard snow that was disappearing inch by tiny inch. By the time I left for work, large snowflakes were stuck … Continue reading
Posted in I.T., Music, Scotland, Writing
Tagged Cage Against the Machine, Day Job, ice, Louis Walsh, Pete Dochert, Rage Against the Machine, Scotland, Simon Cowell, snow, Stephen Fry, Weather, X Factor
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Always The Innocents
Image: Brainstorm A bad day in Cumbria. 12 people dead and 25 injured by a coward who went on the rampage with a gun. As soon as I heard something was happening, and at the point only 3 were dead, … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Day Job, Editorial Comment, Poetry, Politics, Publishing and Marketing, Reading, Writing
Tagged BGT, Books, competition, complaints commission, Cumbria, Day Job, Dunblane, guns, massacre, newsletter, overtime, political correctness, Publishing and Marketing, Ranfurly Review, Reading, shootings, Silly Poems for Wee People Vol.2, Simon Cowell, Stevie Starr, television, The Grave Tattoo, The Patter, Val McDermid
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Let Down By The BBC
Image: Treehugger I opened the curtains yesterday morning to see an inch of snow had fallen and more was falling thick and fast. I’d planned on going into town to get a few extra Chrimbo pressies, enjoy a large cappuccino … Continue reading →