>Words of truth

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>A woman in senior management…?

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Get rid of her immediately and sack the bastard who employed her.

The new organisational chart at Lufthansa’s passenger airline

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>Nw Zealand wins a one day cricket match against Pakistan by 9 wickets

>It’s the first time they’ve won at this level in 11 months.

In other news:

From bribes to ball-tampering to suspicious defeats, a number of allegations have been made against Pakistan’s cricketers

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>Intelligent Life

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On the prowl for The Economist’s “Intelligent Life” in London.

Asked in a newsagent if he had Intelligent Life and the owner said “Well, one of the staff can read but the other one needs help breathing…..”
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>This is the life

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>That’s more like it…

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>Shock! Horror!

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>At the risk of being called a Grandma Nasty…..

>….it’s fairly obvious that $11k per annum and student in the USA isn’t enough to teach them the difference betwen “it’s” and “its”

When a society allows for more than $45,000 a year to be paid to incarcerate each of it’s many inmates, $1,000,000 dollars a year on each of it’s soldiers invading a foreign country, and only $11,287.50 per year on each of it’s students the resulting social dilemma is inevitable
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>I suppose you have to be Catholic…

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I see that Pope John Paul II is being beatified.

As far as I can work it out, 2 months after he fell off the perch, a nun somewhere else was miraculously cured of Parkinsons disease and that evidently qualifies him for saintship.

I think I must be next in line.

I’ve been performing similar feats for years.

One company I used to work for turned instantly profitable the year after I left.

Another time, I folded my umbrella and it stopped raining, although Mrs jb claims it was the other way round. (Not much in it, though)

And – as final proof – Mrs jb’s recent cold (that she supposedly contracted from me) disappeared an amazing FOUR DAYS after mine went away.

So I’m waiting for a call from a phone number starting with 0039.

There is a downside, though.

It appears that you actually have to be a deceased person to receive the honour. (Probably even Catholic, but I’m sure they’ll make an exception in my case.)

The fate of my namesake (pictured above) is a case in point, so I might just drop the Vatican a note, asking them to wait until nature takes its course.

I’ll tell them that they should reserve the “Patron saint of beer-drinkers” thingie for me….

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>I’ve probably got this all wrong….

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…but what with the government crowing about “the strongest annual GDP growth (3.8%) since reunification and it’s only because of our Good Work”, I thought I’d have a closer look.

Given that GDP growth has been in the range of “sod all to oops” over the past couple of years (2008:1%, 2009:-4.88%, 2010:-2.88%) doesn’t this chart REALLY say that we’re not quite back where we were in 2006 and that the significant growth this year is REALLY only folks buying stuff that they haven’t bought for the past 2 years?

But I’ve probably got it wrong and one of the professors (International business/Geology/Biochemistry/Maths) is bound to make me look like the fool that I really am.

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