2003-08-21T22:07:00+01:00

Headline news from Sky News – Witness the event: “‘JESUS WAS A TOP BLOKE’ Jesus might have been the son of God but he was also a top bloke who threw ripper barbies. The latest version of the Bible has been written in Australian slang in an attempt to get more people interested in the Good Book. In Kel Richards’ Aussie Bible, the Virgin Mary is ‘a pretty special Sheila’ who gets knocked up with the Big Boss’s son. Instead... Read more

2003-08-21T21:59:00+01:00

Feast and famine in Europe as global warming scorches farms: “Prophetic warnings of how global warming will play havoc with the world’s agriculture appear to be coming true, according to evidence from this year’s harvests in Europe and America.” And according to Radio 4 this moment AUTUMN has already come to the UK- just see if you can see the leaves turning I noticed it today! Read more

2003-08-21T21:57:00+01:00

Will this week of bizarre news stories never end? We are expected to believe that a Worm turns out to be one of man’s closest relatives: “Scientists have discovered one of mankind’s closest relatives, among those that lack a backbone, in the shape of a rare 3cm worm called Xenoturbella……” Now many wives complain their husbands are spineless but this is ridiculous…..! Read more

2003-08-21T05:15:00+01:00

….than receive its reported in a scientific study that demonstrates that seniors who provided either a lot of practical assistance to friends, relatives, and neighbors or regular emotional support to their spouses displayed a higher survival rate than those who didn’t provide such help I love it when the bible proves science! Read more

2003-08-20T21:17:00+01:00

After yesterdays odd story heres one that almost tops it. Alone in the ocean when a monster of the deep lands on your boat taking out your sails and leaving you drifting perilously towards the rocks…. The odds against this happening must be astronomical. Read all about it in the Telegraph Read more

2003-08-19T21:47:00+01:00

Despite the report in the Telegraph that recent scientific studies have shown that Astrology is not an accurate method of predicting people’s personality and our so called ‘modern’ wordld it seems Astrology has been growing in popularity. Surveys suggest that a majority of people in Britain believe in it, compared with only 13 per cent 50 years ago. The Association of Professional Astrologers claims that 80 per cent of Britons read star columns, and psychological studies have found that 60... Read more

2003-08-18T22:55:00+01:00

Forgive me if I engage in a little conspiracy theorising. Its just that the latest security ‘glitch’ in a Microsoft product seems to me like it just might be one co-incidence too far. In a BBC report today entitled The hidden dangers of documents it is explained that every electronic word document not only contains a record of every revision of the document (which may well be embarrassing) but also fragments of data from other files you were working on... Read more

2003-08-18T22:27:00+01:00

Imagine your surprise when as an innocent man your door is kicked in by pollice looking for a human head they believe you have there. Imagine if they then told you that they had been tipped off by a criminal who had seen this item in your house whilst robbing it. Imagine the shock and fear of the robber, and his tortured conscience having no doubt ran out of the house. Appraently the man confessed his crime to his mother... Read more

2020-06-23T10:44:07+01:00

It’s a Flawed World After All One pundit responding to the recent worm and major blackout stated “We’ve created a second nature, and it still feels as mysterious and out of control as the God-given and nature-given creation. That makes us uneasy.” Just how dependent on technology are we now? What if I couldn’t turn on a light, cook with my gas oven, open the tap and drink running water, use my credit card, be woken by my alarm clock,... Read more

2003-08-18T00:34:00+01:00

The Telegraph reports Telegraph | News | Idi Amin: “Idi Amin, the former dictator of Uganda and self-styled ‘Conqueror of the British Empire’ who died on Friday aged around 78, was one of the most reviled individuals in recent history. Six foot four and, at his peak, 20 stone, the former heavyweight boxing champion of Uganda appeared to relish his monstrous reputation. Subject to ‘visitations from God’, and reputedly boasting a collection of human heads extensive enough to require its... Read more


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