Fred Fredson

1)I read something the other day that suggested the rise of maga and reform/restore ect here in the uk, is down to a population that didn't try at school, didn't do anything to improve their situation and generally failed at life, was the perfect target for populist politics that laid the blame...

3)...that has been selling eclipse glasses for the last few weeks, had a massive queue at 8:30 this morning and people taking to local social media complaining about being unable to buy any, blaming the shop, blaming everyone but themselves. If I took a poll of voting intentions from those people...

1)I read something the other day that suggested the rise of maga and reform/restore ect here in the uk, is down to a population that didn't try at school, didn't do anything to improve their situation and generally failed at life, was the perfect target for populist politics that laid the blame...

1) The moral of the story may change. When my son was just starting school I told him a story of a boy I knew when I was his age, it went like this, When I was the same age as you, I noticed a boy who every playtime would stand by the gate looking at the road, I asked him what he was doing...

5)...He had given up after doing his back in long ago and was now a painter and decorator. I went back and told my son, "but he looks happy enough" which yeah he did, he was with his wife and they had 1 older son and a couple younger girls and they indeed all looked happy, but, a part of me....

1) The moral of the story may change. When my son was just starting school I told him a story of a boy I knew when I was his age, it went like this, When I was the same age as you, I noticed a boy who every playtime would stand by the gate looking at the road, I asked him what he was doing...

3)...and the driver asked if I was lost and needed a lift. I recognised the man, it was the boy I went to primary school with, the boy who looked out for tractors. He became known as "the farmer" in our house, a example not to give up on your dreams and that goals can be achieved. Yesterday....

1) The moral of the story may change. When my son was just starting school I told him a story of a boy I knew when I was his age, it went like this, When I was the same age as you, I noticed a boy who every playtime would stand by the gate looking at the road, I asked him what he was doing...

1)Went to a nearby village fete today, on the way I noticed a church and remembered my old friend Mr A was there in the graveyard. He was the first person the same age to die (23). I moved away not long after he died but moved back here almost 4 years ago after almost 30 years away. I told Mrs..

1)My mum was a horder, I grew up in a house full of "stuff". I know why. At 16 her mum died and her dad very quickly remarried to a woman who didn't like her, she was kicked out the house with nothing. Other family members managed to buy back a tea set that was her mums from the pawnbrokers..

6)... . To much hoarding a bad thing but reusing old stuff is brilliant, just how much do you hold on too? Would have taking the shoelaces out of them old boots knowing the shoelaces on my other scruffy boots were on the way out, been wise? Or would they have sat in a drawer untill I found them...

1)My mum was a horder, I grew up in a house full of "stuff". I know why. At 16 her mum died and her dad very quickly remarried to a woman who didn't like her, she was kicked out the house with nothing. Other family members managed to buy back a tea set that was her mums from the pawnbrokers..

4)..a horder, I buy what I need, use it till it's falling apart and can no longer be used/fixed, then get rid of it and replace it needed. I don't like trinkets and things I'm pretty minimal. Today, a shoelace on my old boots broke, just last week I chucked a very old pair of worn out boots...

1)My mum was a horder, I grew up in a house full of "stuff". I know why. At 16 her mum died and her dad very quickly remarried to a woman who didn't like her, she was kicked out the house with nothing. Other family members managed to buy back a tea set that was her mums from the pawnbrokers..

2)..her step mother had sold all off her mum's stuff too. Eventually she got a little flat and built up her life eventually owning her own shop and flat but those early days if having nothing never left her. She wouldn't throw away anything if she thought at some stage she may use it. Growing up...

1)Seeing the police asked people not to speculate regarding Ann's murder but nethertheless farage and the reformers (shit band name) socials are full of speculation. So.. who had a motive? Who needed a distraction? Who needed to justify his need for security? Who's getting more desperate by the...

1)Is "but you wanted a general election when it was Cameron/May/Boris/Truss" the most annoying shit ever? It's like your annoying cousin who lands on 'go to jail' but claims it doesn't count cuss he throw a double, you say it does but ok then. Then 5 mins later when you land on it throwing.....

1)Just incase my little conspiracy comes true, I'll make a note of it here. Later today Elmo will sell off a small bit of space x. Just over 4%. He's doing this to give a "real" value to the rest of his shares so he can then leverage them against his next big purchase. I expect him to be...

3)... I'm thinking Google makes sense. Think of the power that would give him. X type biased algorithms delivering your Google results. It's X type manipulated feed in your search box. A insane level of control. Hopefully my tinfoil hat is like most tinfoil hat, a load of bollox. But yeah...

1)Just incase my little conspiracy comes true, I'll make a note of it here. Later today Elmo will sell off a small bit of space x. Just over 4%. He's doing this to give a "real" value to the rest of his shares so he can then leverage them against his next big purchase. I expect him to be...