Friday forecasts!
I don't remember why we let this tradition fall into abeyance, it was quite fun. My guess is that Nick will be looking back on a year in which all sorts of things happened and concluding that it's time to have another go at George Galloway.
Aaro ... maybe grammar schools? That certainly would confirm the "war in heaven" thesis.
Update: The "Bruschettabet" gambling website has just reported that a very large bet has been placed on "Brunei: this time it's political" by an unknown syndicate. The Jockey Club is investigating. If you have the password to the aaronovitchwatch@gmail.com account, use it. If you don't, don't bother asking (unless you are one of the contributors and you have forgotten it again). That's all I'm saying for now.
Aaro ... maybe grammar schools? That certainly would confirm the "war in heaven" thesis.
Update: The "Bruschettabet" gambling website has just reported that a very large bet has been placed on "Brunei: this time it's political" by an unknown syndicate. The Jockey Club is investigating. If you have the password to the aaronovitchwatch@gmail.com account, use it. If you don't, don't bother asking (unless you are one of the contributors and you have forgotten it again). That's all I'm saying for now.
posted by The Rioja Kid at 12/23/2005 01:57:00 PM
1 Comments:
Well, there'll be no Nick on Sunday and the next sunday it'll be 2006, and too late to take any retrospective swipes at George, though he might make something of trhe reopening of the charity commission enquiry.
I think Dave's on a roll as Mr regulation, and I expect something more in that quarter; or maybe some attempt to link his jog round the capital with his stance on Iraq, Blair, security etc...
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