When Is A Shed Not A Shed?

When it is a dustbin, apparently. Recently, I ordered a padded shirt through Amazon – I love these things. Everything is tracked now, which is a good thing, but only if the tracking information is accurate.

Checking my e-mails, I saw one from the courier to the effect that the package had been delivered. Thinking it might have been taken in by my neighbour, I went downstairs to look, and it wasn’t there. Rechecking my e-mail, I saw it had been left next to the shed, the one that doesn’t exist. The photograph below shows where it had really been left, stuffed next to one of the dustbins in the front garden. Why this bloke couldn’t have rung one of the bells if not mine, I don’t know, but as he appears to be both white and a native, he can hardly have mistaken the covered space where the bins are stashed for a shed.

Happily, I had better luck this afternoon when another padded shirt arrived, this one with an attached hood. When I returned from a visit to the dentist, I found the package outside my apartment door, thanks to my neighbour of nearly thirty years.

DAWN BUTLER — A Suitable Case For Treatment

The only thing worse than an affirmative action hire is an affirmative action elected person, and that fits Dawn Butler to a tee. Aside from the moronic David Lammy, who is even more handicapped by a university miseducation, it would be difficult to imagine a less suitable individual to sit in the House Of Commons.

Anyone who has the slightest knowledge of the lady will observe that Miss Butler is obsessed with race, in particular her own. Part of that obsession is contributing to the myth of Black History, which is of course largely a fraud.

Four years ago in a Commons debate on Black History Month, she began by misquoting Edmund Burke: “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good people to do nothing”. This quote is very well known and of course reads “The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing”. Presumably the original is now considered sexist.

She went on to praise Black Lives Matter, who have since been well and truly exposed as not only violent Marxists but grifters on a massive scale. In her address, Miss Butler sparred with rising star Kemi Badenoch, who has now been elected Leader of the Conservative Party. Miss Butler’s response to this was to brand her the black face of White Supremacy, an accolade that was bestowed on Larry Elder in 2021 by the gaslighting Los Angeles Times. Elder was running for Governor of California and was the subject of a particular nasty smear that implied he had been involved in a scuffle. A purported photograph appeared to show him slapping a white woman’s face; in reality, he was greeting a supporter, this photograph was actually a still from a video of him emerging from his tour bus. Not that Miss Butler would engage in that kind of chicanery, but best not to mention the “poem” she wrote for Black History Month.

As for Kemi Badenoch, although she was born in Britain she grew up in Nigeria and is if not as black as the proverbial ace of spades then unmistakably African. She is also married to a white man and is the mother of three half caste offspring. So the new face of White Supremacy is miscegenation? Harold Covington must be turning in his grave.

Abused Women Are Toxic

Those who frequent the manosphere will be familiar with many types of women to avoid. One is the girl who tells you her ex was a pig or worse, because if you are foolish enough to invite her into your life, when the relationship sours, she will tell her next suitor that you were the ex who mistreated her.

Leaving that aside, some women are genuinely abused. And for the sake of your own well-being, they are best ignored.

If you haven’t heard of Peter Saunders, he is the certifiable lunatic who founded NAPAC. In February 2008, he arranged to meet a woman in a Manchester restaurant. He had seen her on a TV programme wherein she was relating how she had been sexually abused as a child. Saunders appears to have thought he could recruit her for his organisation, but things didn’t turn out like that. She followed him into the toilet – as any woman would do to a man she had just met – and he ended up being accused of rape.

Fortunately for him, the police took no action, but many people, including police officers, are not so lucky. Many police officers have lost their careers and their pensions because they white knighted for some crazy bitch who claimed to have been abused sexually or physically. More often than not, these women have indeed been victims of domestic abuse or worse. These men – be they detectives or regular plods – feel sorry for them and form personal relationships, which may not include actual sex.

Then, typically, months later, some poor sap finds himself being accused of preying on a “vulnerable woman”. The reality is that whether or not certain women should be struck regularly like gongs, some are, and often as not these women drift from one abusive relationship to another. It may be unfashionable to blame the victim, but at some point perpetual victims need to take ownership of their self-destructive behaviour.

Abused women are toxic. Stay away from them or pay the price.

Sex With Crazy Women

There appears to be a consensus that sex with crazy women is fantastic. It is, or can be. Unfortunately, there is a downside that can and often does far outweigh that transient euphoria.

One person who discovered that to his cost is Alexander Economou. His sexual frolics with a crazy woman left him branded a rapist then subjected to two trials, one of which he won, the other – a civil trial – he lost. You can read all about his nightmare experience here and here.

Another Alexander, not a million miles from here, ended up being arrested three times after a far more intensive encounter. The sex was fantastic, especially the head, but the downside negated it all. At least though, at the end of the day, the only person she drove to suicide was her delusional daughter.

Stay away from crazy women, don’t befriend them, don’t try to help them if they appear to be in distress, period.

New Phrases For An Old Dog

The prolificity of the English language never ceases to amaze me. In the last three, perhaps two, days, I have heard two phrases which to the best of my knowledge I have never heard before. They are Indian giver and thirst trap.

The Indian concerned is an Injun, ie Native American rather than someone from the subcontinent. The term dates from the Eighteenth Century and means (or can mean) someone who gives you something, ostensibly as a gift, then wants it back.

Of thirst trap, I will say only that this is something of a sexual nature and let you imagine the rest, if you are not familiar with it already.

Something else that never ceases to amaze me is that so many people who speak English as a second language are ultra-fluent while I am still discovering it in my sixty-seventh year.