Friday, 16 September 2011
Saturday, 9 July 2011
Old Man Bullock goes Downtown Rayleigh
Old Man Bullock aka OMB visits England's version of Compton, Rayleigh in Essex
Thursday, 7 July 2011
Boycott the Witch Hunt
So Rupert Murdock has killed the British institution of the News of the World and left its workforce wondering if they will have a job after Sunday.
Why?
Common decency - give me a break! It is a damage limitation exercise to protect his bid to take over Sky.
The "Phone Hacking" Witch Hunt continues with the politicians squawking for blood to take the immoral high ground in the usual lynch mob way.
The general public (proles) lap it up, pick up their metaphorical pitch forks and burning torches and head for "the old mill" - Hypocrites! These same people spend the rest of the week lapping up these crappy news stories in magazines and the popular press - yes "POPULAR", not realising or many even knowing the meaning of the term HYPOCRITE.
As far as the meaningless bandwagon 'Boycott the News of the World & the Sun' facebook campaigns - Cough - I have boycotted them for YEARS - have you?
As for Murdock wanting to buy SKY tv (back) - I say good on him. He took the massive risk of launching this high risk / high cost gamble which made a loss for years.
Old Man Bullock says:
"Damned Kids - Wake up and smell the Tea!"
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Old Man Bullock 'outed' at Bradwell Pilgrimage
There he was, sitting there minding his own business when suddenly the spotlight turned....
Old Man Bullock Says:
"Damned Christians - Damned Kids!"
Wednesday, 29 June 2011
One of those days in England
On Sunday we visited Hawkwell Lawn where an annual vintage day was being held. Here are my photos of the day put to music.
Thanks for a memorable day!
Friday, 17 June 2011
Berrigens Trollops
This morning I was dreaming that a landlady referred to a womans breasts as "berrigens trollops' (yes I do have weird dreams). I was so impressed by this expression that I woke up and wrote it down before I forgot. Looking it up on the internet finds nothing - perhaps a lost saying from ancient times? So instead, here is my latest video...
Old Man Bullock says:
Thursday, 2 June 2011
The Lost Film Reel Surfaces
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Sunday, 22 May 2011
Spooky Coincidence my ass
Coincidences? It's all a simple matter of chance.
Example One:
You are walking down the road and bump into somebody and say 'ooh - I was just thinking about you - how spooky'
Rubbish!
Example One:
You are walking down the road and bump into somebody and say 'ooh - I was just thinking about you - how spooky'
Rubbish!
- How many times have you walked down that road and NOT bumped into somebody you were just thinking about?
- How many other people do you think about all the time and don't bump into them?
Example Two:
Your next door neighbours dog used to live down the same road as a second cousins house
Give me a break!
Old Man Bullock says
"Poppycock - Damned Kids!"
"Poppycock - Damned Kids!"
Thursday, 19 May 2011
Our Lips Shouldn't Touch
No time today for a rant so enjoy this time-lapse taken on a recent visit to the Sweeps Festival in Rochester, Kent, England. The music is Move over Darling, not the usual version by Doris Day, but sung by the equally lovely Helen Shapiro.
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Nosey Mare?
Today I got my developed roll of 110 film back from Fujifilm, used on a 620 reel in my Mum's old Box Brownie Camera. After trying to work out who the first person was it dawned on me; I have been sent the wrong exposures. They had returned my 620 reel this time too! Knowing how nosey people are (i.e. Hange) I thought I would exclusively treat all my (well Dee anyway) Arty Blogerites to a peak!
So what's the story - tourists?
But where?
Tuesday, 17 May 2011
It's not a Funny old World
Today I had to go to my Doctor who diagnosed me with "Severe Laryngitis" and promptly signed me off work - Gutted!
Anyway I usually do a sweep of the charity shops whilst I'm there and came across some old 78's. After telling Hangie some of the titles that I had bought, she put a link up and I discovered I had just bought this gem!
Hope you spot my zany jape / larks a plenty.
Mack the Knife
Anyway I usually do a sweep of the charity shops whilst I'm there and came across some old 78's. After telling Hangie some of the titles that I had bought, she put a link up and I discovered I had just bought this gem!
Hope you spot my zany jape / larks a plenty.
Mack the Knife
Monday, 16 May 2011
Sunday, 15 May 2011
And now for a break
Here is a slide show I just put together of a recent visit to Hearn Bay in Kent. Unless you have an alternative agenda, enjoy!
Campaign to bring back the work 'Problem'
The Cancer of 'business speak' continues to spread among the 'plebs' and seems a sure-fire way of getting a management job - it's easier to learn parrot style these pathetic phrases than to have any real job or management skills - tell the bastards what they want to hear so they can surround themselves with 'yes men'.
The one that currently makes me rant until I lose my voice is the replacement of the word 'problem' with 'challenge'. I in fact challenge you to find any rare cases in the media and at work where this doesn't happen. They now know better at work than to use this patronising phrase on me - I solve problems - challenges are for school kids.
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Saturday, 14 May 2011
Burn down the Club that would have you as a member
This week on Radio 4 they were discussing the power of the social isolation kind of bullying - 'sending people to Coventry'. Through experimentation it was found that the need to be part of a group is a primitive core instinct - in the animal world to be outcast is to be condemned to death. Humans usually react in the following way to try gain re- acceptance into the group or into a new group:
- Behave in a more conformist manner
- More likely to be helpful like loan money
If this doesn't work the victim behaves in an opposite manner and becomes aggressive and possibly even violent. Apparently a solution is to work hard on gaining just one friend - as it is often found in institutions such as school the outcasts will bond - sound familiar?
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