Union always used to be a game to play, not to watch. Hence amateurism. Making it professional has done the profeasionals no favours. They are starting to take it seriously now and take measures whic… (View Post)

I simply do not understand wrestling. Not in the way that I don't understand, say, ice dancing - which I don't consider a sport but is at least recognisablr as some sort of competition. But… (View Post)

And yet - we conplained ceaselessly in early Spring avout how bloody cold it persisted in being. Our perception of normal is quite different to reality. (View Post)

The employed are still the majority, I think. "Do you want to someone to give you a day's wages to do what you want?" Remarkable it was only 33%. (View Post)

People love to be outraged. It's a very addictive emotion. See the success of soap operas and football. (View Post)