the bleating goat
jonathan porteous, Toby HarrisonWriting on current events and modern culture with a mix of gloom and humour
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 198 | Subscribers | Read | bleatinggoat.substack.com |
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No more Hiroshimas
Warning - brief bleak bleat with Trump content
Goat sashimi
1. Konnichiwa from Japan. A supremely civilised land - ordered, respectful, calm, clean, safe, tidy and organised. Largely alien concepts for the Goat, though pleasurable nonetheless, but Mrs Goat unsurprisingly is like a pig in clover. The...
Alloyed joy
If you’re a football fan you are well aware of the complaints about VAR taking ages to check decisions. Eight minutes is the current record. This week AFCON said “hold my beer”, taking two months to reverse the outcome of the AFCON final on...
"How are we?"
This keeps happening to me now. “How are we today?” “Have we decided?” So I’m sending this out into the goatosphere, curious to hear if it’s just more common for people to say this nowadays, or whether it’s something people have always said...
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