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Chasing Rainbows by Alfred N.Muggins
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19/3/24 (25/3/24) Alfred Muggins saw a rainbow in the sky after a brief shower, after walking the dog in perfect sunlight for a while in a nearby...
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The New King Arthur Slays His First Dragon! By Alfred N.Muggins
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12/8/24 England (or Britain?) was beset by so many problems. It would be difficult to know where to start. A new Prime Minister, who felt himself,...
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The Courtier From The 21st Century Who Would Be King : The King Behind The Throne : King Henry VIII (Alfred the Great II) : Ch.7 by Alfred Muggins (himself) The Real Henry VIII Finds His Feet In 21st Century England! Ch.7 Part 1
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16/7/23 (5/7/24) Mrs Muggins was back from the 16 th Century, having become sick of Henry’s cruelty in beheading of Catherine Howard in 1542. It had...
The Bleeding Of Britain and the People (from the Imaginations of Alfred N.Muggins)
11/8/24 Modern Britain was being given away to corruptions of all sorts, including its people. Its houses were sold to the highest bidders,...
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The Man Who Almost Saved The World by Alfred N.Muggins
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18/7/24 And the Pied Piper leads his adherents and the whole nation into the jaws of transatlantic capitalism, On both sides of the pond! The Buffoon...
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You make a very imortant
Posted on Fri, 13 Jan 2023
You make a very imortant point here Luigi, that the good guys do not always win, even now in the Post 1945 world. It is important that we all realise that!
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I did enjoy this 'miniature'
Posted on Thu, 29 Dec 2022
I did enjoy this 'miniature' satire of Brexit, but then it occurs to me that the Christmas economy may well dwarf the so called national economy in size. I once used to believe that the elves probably had it right, but nowadays we find that they...
Read full commentPosted in In-between Days
I enjoyed this realistic
Posted on Tue, 20 Dec 2022
I enjoyed this realistic story. In this all too real Christmas Tale it seems too much damage has been done to the relationship, and Mick's late reversal of attitude seems to come too late to save his marriage! Not all Christmas tales can end well...
Read full commentPosted in The Last Christmas (Part Two of Two)
Good so far! An alternative
Posted on Mon, 19 Dec 2022
Good so far! An alternative Christmas tale, infused with reality!
Read full commentPosted in The Last Christmas (Part One of Two)
A lovely story! It did bring
Posted on Fri, 09 Dec 2022
A lovely story! It did bring a tear to my eyes at the recognition and acceptance of his place in the new family at the end!
We have a little dog who has occasionally escaped from the garden to chase the foxes, which gets me worried...
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I enjoyed this poem, as I do
Posted on Wed, 16 Nov 2022
I enjoyed this poem, as I do feel the issues you describe. I could never be described as a go getter so it seems to relate to me. It is not that I would wish to stop go getters from doing or being what they are or want to be. Perhaps I do feel...
Read full commentPosted in Life is for the Go Getters
I enjoyed this moral tale,
Posted on Wed, 09 Nov 2022
I enjoyed this moral tale, and thought it was very effective. It did remind me of the scrooge story too, and another one which my wife and I read a few years ago, about a fairground repair man killed in an accident on a ride in New Jersey, in...
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That was a great tribute to
Posted on Mon, 14 Nov 2022
That was a great tribute to Hawkwind and to Nik Turner! Hawkwind was the first 'big' rock concert I ever went to in November 1979 at Sheffield City Hall. Very powerful, but my ears were ringing for a week afterwards! I vowed to put cotton wool in...
Read full commentPosted in Edge Of Time That Influenced Mine - Nik Turner Tribute
I agree! The egg thrower
Posted on Mon, 14 Nov 2022
I agree! The egg thrower should spend a shortish period in prison, and we should pray for the King and all our political leaders too!
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I did enjoy this one as well
Posted on Tue, 25 Oct 2022
I did enjoy this one as well Marandina. I did read it a week or more ago. You are doing very well at keeping up with Tory Party activities, and also managed to paint them in seasonal goulish shades of dark humour! Great satire, as always!
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