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I wrote this last year, and overhauled it this past week, at this urging of two of the Clean Hankies I’m not going to identify for fear of their being doxxed…or worse. We live, if you haven’t noticed, in tense times. Let’s just say that nei...
Can someone help me out here? While at Hammersmith station impatiently awaiting the District Line train that would take me back to Richmond last night, I espied this poster, and subsequently missed three trains (at 17-minute intervals, mind...
Any day that Mr. Donald Jeffries, an avowed non-bigot, publishes one of his essays about the perfidy of the non-Irish, by which he means Jews, Jew-haters in profusion get all het up, and say the most adorable things in his Comments section....
The World Cup, which I find hilarious to think of as the Whirled Cup, begins soon, and many people both here and abroad are excited. Teams from Iraq and Iran will compete, but not the Italians. Curaçao, Tunisia (of all places!), and Senegal...
Late yesterday afternoon, I thought it might be fun to see how North Finchley has changed since I lived there 22 years ago. The Northern Line train ride from Tottenham Court Road took maybe 20 minutes. The big Tesco at whose magazine rack I...
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