- Webcurios 24/04/26 - Reading Time: 35 minutes Look, I’ll level with you – I have gotten to the end of the links and…I have emptied my brain. Literally. There is NOTHING LEFT between these ears of mine, and what you’re getting now is just the last few dregs of thought guttering through the pipes and down my fingers. SOMETIMES THAT’S JUST…
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- Webcurios 17/04/26 - Reading Time: 36 minutes POOR KEIR. There he was thinking that a bit of being statesmanlike on the international stage might have extended his tenure into late 2026, maybe even 2027, and then up pops Mandy once again to fcuk him sideways and make it increasingly likely that the Labour Party’s abject humiliation in the upcoming local elections…
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- Webcurios 10/04/26 - Reading Time: 40 minutes Cast your minds back, if you will, to January and the first Curios of the year, which I opened with the line: “Oh hello! Welcome back to the new season of the long-running popular reality series ‘What The Fcuk Happened While I Was Asleep And How Is It Going To Conspire To Fcuk My…
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- Webcurios 27/03/26 - Reading Time: 37 minutes It does rather feel that the current situation in the Middle East, and the weird diplomatic gavotte that is currently happening around it, would be genuinely quite funny were it happening to another species on another planet. “Look!”, we would say, pointing and laughing, “look at the morons, ruining themselves with idiocy and venality,…
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- Webcurios 20/03/26 - Reading Time: 36 minutes Hello! Do you remember the last time that everything *didn’t* feel like it was teetering on the verge of total collapse? No, me neither; EXCITING, ISN’T IT? Anyway, here we are again in a situation where, thanks to the actions of a few disproportionately powerful people with very, very vested interests, a significant proportion…
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- Webcurios 13/03/26 - Reading Time: 39 minutes I take ONE Friday off and I come back to the beginnings of World War III – look, obviously correlation is not causation, but I am never taking another week off EVER AGAIN lest it lead to armageddon or something (this is obviously a joke, like I care about armageddon; see you on the…
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- Webcurios 27/02/26 - Reading Time: 40 minutes A PLEASING ELECTORAL RESULT IN THE UK! A bloody nose for the Government, a victory for progressive, left-wing politics and no victory for the racist crew! AND the Tories got properly humiliated TRULY, WE ARE BLESSED! Let’s not think too hard about what this might translate to nationally, or how this morning’s rhetoric already…
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- Webcurios 20/02/26 - Reading Time: 37 minutes REJOICE, FOR THE WHEELS OF JUSTICE ARE GRINDING! Except, maybe, don’t rejoice just yet, because a) he’s on the hook for state secrets stuff, not international paedo cabal stuff; and b) he might be a horrible, dismally-thick, potentially-rapey cnut, Prince Andrew, but he’s a horrible, dismally-thick, potentially-rapey cnut who can still afford very high-quality…
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- Webcurios 13/02/26 - Reading Time: 41 minutes I have spent most of this week feeling REALLY QUITE ILL, but rather than tell you about that, which is miserable, or offering you WOT I THINK about the world, which is also miserable, I thought I might instead tell you a nice, heartwarming anecdote from when I was out last weekend. Although, actually,…
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- Webcurios 06/02/26 - Reading Time: 39 minutes I appreciate that, in the grand scheme of things, to complain about the Epstein Files’ impact on contemporary British politics is perhaps to miss the point rather, and I obviously have no desire to minimise any of the Really Bad Stuff, but, well, the thing I feel most irked about as of RIGHT NOW…
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