WHY DO WE SCRUB DOWN AND WASH UP?
USELESS FACT:
OLD PEOPLE DO NOT HAVE A PROBLEM WITH SHORT TERM MEMORY
STORAGE. MEMORY STORAGE IS NOT THE
PROBLEM; MEMORY RETRIEVAL IS THE PROBLEM.
OK. Own up.
Who stole the sun at home? I’m
trying to write this while enjoying the sun on our holiday in Barcelona
followed by a western Mediterranean cruise.
Our holiday started disastrously as we booked into our hotel in
Barcelona to find that the company we had booked our hotel reservation through
in August, Navelar GMBH, had taken our money then cancelled our booking with
the hotel three weeks later without paying them, and have apparently gone bust,
so we have had to pay for the hotel again.
Two days after we got there a French couple booked into the hotel and they had also booked
through Navelar so were in the same position.
Thanks Trivargo! I'm trying to get my money back from Barclays but I bet I’ll find
out that they won't pay up for highway
robbery and piracy as bankers are in the same union as them! So, who finished the
Italian GP in the same foul mood that I am in with Navelar?
In the battle of the genders the men continued their interpretation
of 50 Shades of Grey by humiliating the ladies again, winning by 448
points to 431. In the overall race the men now lead the
ladies by 5544 points to 5382,
thus maintaining their view that girls are like a Rubik cube…you can manipulate
them as much as you like but it's almost impossible to get the result you want.
Now, whose performance in Italy
left them feeling like Mussolini…that they’d been hung out to dry? In 107th place with 305
points we have Victoria Concordia Crescit
failing to maintain the status quo by going descendit, descendit, deeper and
descendit. Making his
seasonal debut in 108th place with 302 points
we have Luck of the Irish with a performance
that shows the Irish don’t have any luck.
Making her seasonal debut in 109th place with 301
points is Kerrie Goodall 1 looking for her
suspenders as she needs something to keep her up. In joint 110th place with 278
points we have Baja Scoch
and The
Beast's Revenge with a double act as
useless as Jedward. In
112th place with 263 points
we have Mark Thompson crying into his
beer. Returning to the bowels
of the earth in 113th place with 257 points
we have Blanche, the prettiest welder I’ve ever met.
Occupying the inverse podium of shame in 114th
place with 248 points we have Nicks Numpties who needs potty
training after this. In
115th place with 163 points
we have Larry's Shirt performing worse
than Alice in Sunderland. Finally,
in last place with 159 points
we have Pedro Gallagher
with a performance that’s as much use as Navelar have been to me.
Now, who’s suddenly happier than a slimmer
who’s lost a pound? In joint 10th
place with 564
points we have Mickey's Motor and Pedro Leatherland laughing
more than Laurel and Hardy. In 9th
place with 565
points we have Robbies Banger Racing making the right noise again. In 8th
place with 566
points we have Cymru F1 hoping this is not raising false expectations again. In 7th place with 573 points
we have Series
6 Episode 45 with a repeat of
race 2 but without being paid the repeat fee.
In 6th place with 582 we
have Catch Me If You
Can playing catch up rather than leader of the pack. In 5th place with 590 points
we have Donnelly's
Danglers
exposing themselves to more praise. In 4th
place again with 599 points we have Stop Up Villa with
a reprise of their last race performance.
Who are those on the podium that are happier
than a cereal farmer at harvest this year?
In 3rd place with 604 points we have Peter Leatherland continuing to perform at a level higher that
his underwear waistband. In 2nd
place with 608 points we have Robbie The
Reindeer
who is using this as a workout prior to the Christmas pantomime season. Finally, taking the champagne and trumpet fanfare,
our winner with 619 points is Singing In The
Rain who is delighted that
his drought has finished with a win at last.
In the overall standings whose standing is
lower than Ed Milliband’s with The Daily Mail?
Falling back into bad habits again in 107th place with 4640 points
we have Nicks
Numpties collapsing faster than a house of cards in a
gale. Slipping to 108th place with 4629 points
we have Blanche continuing to perform as if she’s been hit
with her won hammer too often. Climbing
one rung on the ladder to 109th place with 4542 points
we have Martony
Racing Two making
slow progress, much like a visitor to Gibraltar at the border. Rising to 110th place with 4500 points
we have Stuart
Gunn praying for an amnesty so that he can hand himself
in. Plummeting to 111th place
with 4466
points we have Larry's Shirt heading for a charity shop. Rising again to 112th place with 4426 points
we have Charlie
Max Gallagher
growing into this competition as he grows up.
Dropping closer to the inverse podium of shame in 113th
place with 4402
points we have Pedro Gallagher looking down when he hoped he’d be looking up.
Now, which triumvirate are occupying the
inverse podium of shame now? Rising to
114th place with 4388 points we have Hezza's Heroes 2, but she’ll need a
biblical resurrection if she’s to get out of here.
Slipping to 115th place with 4379 points
we have Peter Baker continuing
to perform like he’s also slipping into a coma.
Finally, still in last place, with 4101 points we have Baja Scoch who is so far adrift he must be related to
the Marie Celeste.
Now, whose dreams are burning brighter than
the hopes of a slapper on a first date? Still
in 10th place with 6292 points we have Turin Triumph hoping a shroud isn’t being
drawn over his season. Dropping
like a stone to 9th place with 6320 points we have Paul Szomoru hoping his dreams of a podium finish haven’t
been dashed. Collapsing
like a drunk in a brewery to 8th place with 6359 points
we have Thank You Ke-mo Sah-bee galloping to oblivion. Climbing
one place to 7th with 6360 points we have Pedro Leatherland trying to re-establish his reputation. Dropping to 6th place with 6364 points
we have Erik The Elephant not
trumpeting about this decline. Rising
like a fish to the bait in 5th place with 6388 points
we have Stop Up Villa
thinking he’s dreaming as, like Villa,
he’s performing above expectations. Soaring
like a salmon to 4th place with 6424 points
we have Houghton Bird getting closer to the biggest surprise she’s had
outside of her bedroom.
Now, who have delusions of grandeur this
time? Jumping to 3rd place
with 6461
points we have Ayr Town Centre, a place I can never imagine is jumping with
energy.
Still in 2nd place with 6595 points
we have Peter
Leatherland who
is beginning to wonder of he’s condemned to being the bridesmaid and never the
bride but, either way, he doesn’t look pretty in a dress. Finally, still our leader with 6655 points
is Singing
In The Rain who is singing at the lack of rain during this glorious,
seemingly unending summer.
The next race is the Singapore GP on 22nd
September.
Regards,
Lawrence.
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