Don’t call me, St Peter, ‘cos I can’t go…
A remarkable bit of grave-dodging by a huge gas cloud. Not
that gas clouds have life. Not as far as we know, anyway. But a huge one has
done that gravitational catapult thing around the supermassive black hole at the
centre of our galaxy.
In black hole terms, supermassive means 7 billion kilometres
across, and with a mass equivalent to 4 million of our suns. The gas cloud is
going to go off into space at 10,000,000 kmh (1% of the speed of light) the
fastest speed (apparently – the Starship Enterprise will beg to differ (I think
‘warp 7’ means 70% of the speed of light, but I’m not a proper Treckie)), and
certainly something to stop those tedious Formula One bores droning on about
how fast those things go, they’re just cars, that’s all. Here’s the wonder and
the majesty of the universe, and you bang on about tyres and gear-changes.
…I owe my soul to the company store…
This austerity thing. Years of individual hardship for the
greater good. All well and good if you have a strong belief in the country you
happen to be living in.
The Greeks and the Spanish are rioting.
I don’t like it here.
I don’t like the forelock-tugging,
back-of-the-hand-rollup-hiding game playing.
I don’t like the royal family. If your queen wants to pop
along to a test match, can’t she do it before lick off, rather than delaying
the start to suit her (and then she buggers of after a couple of hours?).
I don’t like the huge taxes. 40% before I go anywhere or do
anything. Then a minimum of 20% on everything else. That’s 60% of hard-earned
evaporated in moat cleaning and Mars-bars. Unless you buy petrol, in which case
it’s about 95% and has been punched up another 5p / litre just now.
I don’t like the inequity. Football club? You have to pay for
the police, regardless of how crap a job they do. Royal wedding? Thatcher’s
funeral? Taxpayer pays.
I don’t owe anything. My Dad fought with and alongside the UK forces in
WWII, then was told he should consider a one-way ticket to anywhere as he
wasn’t really wanted here. Even as recently as a couple of years ago I’ve had
to endure listening to a couple of English retards who only knew him well after
his prime saying disrespectful things. I should’ve paid no attention to the
circumstances and let them have both barrels.
I don’t like (really don’t like) the church and the rubbish
that goes with it, and the strong links with the decisions that rule here. Sunday
hours, Bishops in the House of Lords, and I really don’t like 90% of the
British psyche. Fresh paint for the queen, no thanks. Class system? Shove it. I’m
working to fund living somewhere with no attraction. When’s the next riot?
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