A Pain In The Ass
Track of the day - I Can See Clearly Now - Jewelsband.
For the last two weeks my back has been a pain in the ass, left hip and left calf. As a result I've been stuck in a chair in the house while the rest of the world went merrily about its business except for the people on a bus that's been stuck in the road since 7.30 this morning.
The postal strike came and went, the Queen attended the dedication of a memorial to the 16,000 UK service personnel who have died on service since the end of World War II, England won a one day cricket series in Sri Lanka, the Australian team demolished India in a one day series in India, England surprisingly reached the final of the Rugby World Cup while its obscenely overpaid bladder welliers unsurprisingly lost 2-1 to Russia in a soccer match played on an imitation grass pitch in Moscow.
Gordon Brown decided not to hold an election, the Liberal Democrats lost their ageing leader, the BBC formulated plans to sack people in an attempt to save a couple of billion pounds while continuing to honour Jonathan Woss's six million pound contract and the Metropolitan Police were criticised for photoshopping a photograph to prove how easy it is to shoot the wrong guy seven times in the head on the London underground.
Meanwhile my 'pain in the ass' back pain, went totally unreported - until now.
There's still time to purchase your own little piece of Prince Edward Island.
For the last two weeks my back has been a pain in the ass, left hip and left calf. As a result I've been stuck in a chair in the house while the rest of the world went merrily about its business except for the people on a bus that's been stuck in the road since 7.30 this morning.
The postal strike came and went, the Queen attended the dedication of a memorial to the 16,000 UK service personnel who have died on service since the end of World War II, England won a one day cricket series in Sri Lanka, the Australian team demolished India in a one day series in India, England surprisingly reached the final of the Rugby World Cup while its obscenely overpaid bladder welliers unsurprisingly lost 2-1 to Russia in a soccer match played on an imitation grass pitch in Moscow.
Gordon Brown decided not to hold an election, the Liberal Democrats lost their ageing leader, the BBC formulated plans to sack people in an attempt to save a couple of billion pounds while continuing to honour Jonathan Woss's six million pound contract and the Metropolitan Police were criticised for photoshopping a photograph to prove how easy it is to shoot the wrong guy seven times in the head on the London underground.
Meanwhile my 'pain in the ass' back pain, went totally unreported - until now.
There's still time to purchase your own little piece of Prince Edward Island.
Posted by Milt at 10:33:00 am
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