The Kiltoon Crocodile

Covid - the plot unravels.

My Nigel Farage Pumpkin. Its a bit impressionistic, but that is freeform carving for you.

Q: "But the wards were full with COVID cases."
A: Yes, there was a 'Casedemic'. Everyone tested positive for Covid, because Covid was the 'Bug of the day'.
A: Has it never occurred to you that there are loads of bugs around all the time, but until Covid, we never bothered to test for them?
Q: Can you tell me how many viruses are in your body today, old chum?
A: No you can't because we don't spend billions finding out.
A: But, if we did, "According to the latest information, a healthy human body normally hosts over 380 trillion viruses. This community of viruses is collectively known as the human virome"

There is no honour between thieves:
"Scotland’s Anglican church has been plunged into a crisis after bishops turned against each other, raising allegations that they had acted illegally and behaved in a “duplicitous and unchristian” manner.

The Scottish Episcopal Church (SEC) is in turmoil over the future of the Right Rev Anne Dyer, the bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, who has been accused of bullying and misconduct.

It comes as four bishops including the Most Rev Mark Strange, the primus of the SEC, issued a statement on Thursday effectively urging Dyer to resign.

However Dyer, 67, is refusing to quit and alleges her colleagues ambushed her with an “ultimatum”, stating they would go public with their concerns if she did not step down within 24 hours.

One of her closest allies has raised the prospect of her taking legal action against her detractors, suggesting that their intervention had taken them beyond their legal authority.

‘Civil war’ within Scottish Episcopal Church over bullying claims Four bishops have called for the resignation of the Right Rev Anne Dyer amid allegations of ‘unchristian behaviour’ as the church faces the prospect of a schism

I like foraging raspberries, and to my mind, the wild ones always taste better, But hey-ho, some mad scientist always thinks they can improve on nature. Trust me, I will stick with the wild ones, bugs and all!

£1 million to save UK raspberries Scientists at the James Hutton Institute in Scotland have been awarded £1 million to grow ‘climate change-resilient raspberries’. [Subscribe: https://bit.ly/...

There are still some total wankers out there trying to scare people with Covid.
I would have absolutely no hesitation in declaring them criminally insane, and confining them to a secure mental institution, in order to protect the public from fake information. They deserve nothing less.

New Covid XEC Variant Spreads Globally – Is the Next Wave Coming? A new Covid variant, XEC, is spreading across the world and experts say it’s just getting started. Learn what you need to know about its symptoms, how to stay protected, and who is eligible for the next vaccine booster this autumn. Stay informed and stay safe! Location: London WooGlobe Ref : WGA29...

Another YouTube fallen icon who has found that churning out a programme a day doesn't pay the bills ....

Its fun looking back at the Memes .. https://youtu.be/M5azNpTwVk8?si=qhBHFD3Zk2HEu_tj&t=57

I'm glad that lingerie was a lot less complicated in the 1970's. I think you need a degree in Macramé to figure out how to unwrap these presents, and being a bit of a lad in a hurry, I would have just moved on to a simpler model.
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The Labour Party is not the problem. We all loved Jeremy Corbyn. The problem is that we loathe Keir Starmer. There is no point at all in having a Labour Party led by a woodentop.

I look at wolves, I look at tigers, and I look at sharks. I observe crows. I love mushrooms, I examine worms. I even look at beetles and lice. What do I see?
99% of species on this planet would be absolutely delighted to eat me, so the least I can do is return the favour by eating them first.
Vegetarians are sentimental idiots.

Grumpy cherubs.... yes, bored kids have been around for at least 500 years ... this is cropped from Raphael’s Sistine Madonna, which he completed in 1514, and much loved ever since by every parent who was asked by grumpy children on the back seat: "are we there yet? ".