Tomorrow's blog today
posted by Ben F. Foster Esq. (c) @ 9:34 PM
About Benvolio: Strength: 8 || Speed: 7 || Height: Woah! || Special Powers: Awkwardness, Social Justice, Bricks.
* Justin Toper, `the man who knows your future` (Cancer)
St. Tim of quantum non linearity
* Robert, My Fravourite Blogger
* One of the planet's last standing level heads
* Paul Cracknell. Life through the eyes of an ex NYFC director and new(ish) father/husband
* Mark Tuma. Life through a current [acting] NYFC director and father/husband/Iraq thinker
* Carl. Politicly Central Left Wing student in political denial
* Madam Heather Cracknel. Life through the eyes of a mum and all round nice lady
* Bird; full time lovelly; part time superhero(ess)
* Markus Tiddium. King, Patriot and Martyr
* Helen Varley. Uni gal's life at uni.
* Old Ranter: conservative, and often refreshingly alternative, view on American politics
* Monty's `Complete and Utter Ramblings`
* Julian Boutel-Williams (he says I troll - I say he smells)
* A man simply trying to be the man God wants him to be. Phil!
* Lou - your friendly local ticket collector, taxidermist and milk person
6 Comments:
At 8:59 PM,
Timothy V Reeves said…
Left hand drive? Isn't La taking this "passenger seat driver" thing just a little too far? Be a man Ben and affirm that you have inalienable rights over the possession of the steering wheel. And there I was thinking that this was the politically incorrect end of the web.
At 5:18 PM,
Laura said…
Ben doesn't drive!
At 9:46 AM,
Ben F. Foster Esq. (c) said…
Oi, Mrs `Is-this-a-thirty?` Foster!
I can drive me! I just don't have a licence.... yet.
:p
At 10:17 AM,
Timothy V Reeves said…
Tell you what Ben, why not get the Mrs to buy you one of these plastic steering wheel kits for kids with a sucker on the stem that you can fix to the dash board. I don't think you need a licence for that.
BTW: That's a piccy of me at Sandown races - notice natty nocs round neck. Are saints allowed at races?
At 1:54 PM,
Ben F. Foster Esq. (c) said…
Saints used to be allowed at the races, then in the Prophetic Fraud Act of 1994 (or the `Ladbrooks Bill`), those found in posetion of the Holy Spirit were forceibly evicted from the bookies in what the tabloids called `Spiritual Cleansing of the Industry`.
Sceptics of the bill claimed it was an excuse to just get the Christian yellow t-shirt wearing brigade to stop pouncing on people and ripping up their betting slips shouting `Judge not lest ye be judged!` and `stop putting God in a box!`
At 2:40 PM,
Timothy V Reeves said…
Thanks for the goodly guidance brother. Hope La guides the car equally as goodly, otherwise you will be in for an expensive ride. (women drivers don't need parking spaces, they need landing strips)
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