On the other hand I was soothed by the great Sir Bobby Robson's press conference about his cancer charity. He said, when he was given the bad news by his doctor, that he thought Malignant Melanoma played for Benfica.
Life, to be sure, is a matter of swings and roundabouts.
A blog about, among other things, imaginary ideas - What ifs? and Imagine thats. What if photographs looked nothing like what we see with our eyes? Imagine that the Berlin Wall had never come down. What if we were the punchline of an interminable joke? All contributions welcome.
The teachers have always made even the miners look sane.
ReplyDeleteLike the result of the Oxford Union debate of 1933 some may take this as a sign (go brit's pic go!).
ReplyDeleteThe perfect career solution to those potential killing machines I see hanging about the town centre, numb with idleness, of an afternoon! Perfect!
Potential killing machines? Where have you been?
ReplyDeleteUse any tactic to get past their apathy. Cudgel & sack outside playground gates cum exam results day.
AHHH........wor Bobbie, verily I say unto thee, the messiah cameth but was sacked by that spawn of the devil Sheppard.
ReplyDeleteAHHH........teachers, back in 1970s, stood on the podium, some Welsh dingbat "my members are not prepared to turn out fodder for industry", no mate, just a bunch of poor kids educated by a useless bunch of gobby timeservers who could not be sacked (used to take an average of 3 years to sack one of them, if anyone ever had the guts to do it, which was rare).
Anyone ever met a teacher who could communicate with adults ?