Greedy Bastards – Richard Drax MP

Richard Drax – Richard Grosvenor Plunkett-Ernle-Erle-Drax – the MP for South Dorset since 2010, seen here enjoying an ice cream with another ‘Greedy Bastard’ Jacob Rees Mogg. You may think I am being gratuitously offensive using the term ‘Greedy Bastards’ so let Graham Scambler explain in his opening piece on Jacob Rees Mogg. “I’d bestContinue reading “Greedy Bastards – Richard Drax MP”

OxyMoronic Military Morality

I found this story back in 2017. Still makes me chuckle: Bugger. And there was I thinking that the military was a bastion of middle class, middle England values, whose members would no more indulge in the seven deadly sins than Marks and Spencer would sell strap-ons* and hugely girthed dildos next to the children’sContinue reading “OxyMoronic Military Morality”

The Crime of the Ancient Mariner

Apologies to Coleridge It is an ancient Mariner, And he stoppeth one of three, “By thy black beard and quizzical eye, Now, why hast thou stopped me?” The ‘Blue Anchor’s’ doors are opened wide,  And I am wont to cross in, Two pints of middle, to hear the craic, To make a merry din. HeContinue reading “The Crime of the Ancient Mariner”

Letter From Number 10: ‘The Covid Files”

Dear Dom. I’m thinking of seeing this letter to my subjects. What do you think? “Well, I did not see that coming. I don’t think anybody did” as my old housemaster used to say to his mistress giving him a furtive ‘under the table’ hand job in the back bar at the Nanny and SpankerContinue reading “Letter From Number 10: ‘The Covid Files””

It was a beautiful Spring day

Photo by Darren Welsh on Unsplash It was a beautiful Spring day. The last of the golden daffodils danced along hedgerows in the warming air. Primroses burst in yellow and green clumps, forcing attention upon themselves like debutantes at a ball.  Little fluffy clouds in small groups of little puffs wandered across the blue. Chaffinches cleared their throats.Continue reading “It was a beautiful Spring day”