Now that I'm doing Substack properly it seems a little odd - somehow disloyal - to essentially be blogging regularly again after all this time, but not to be doing it here. So I'm going to do a bit of cross-pollination. I'm including some old blog posts from here on my Substack (though not more than one per edition), and some new stuff from Substack on here. Not sure quite why, but let's try it and see how it goes.
Here's something suitably Hallowe'en-y from this week's:
There’s a spider in my car. I know this, because every morning when I get into it, there is a new cobweb somewhere. Usually between the dashboard and the windscreen, but this morning, rather suggestively, between the seat and the steering wheel. Y’know… the spot where an observant and ambitious spider might perhaps have noticed I tend to put myself.
My car, yesterday. |
ALT TEXT: A cobweb covered steering wheel in a rusted abandoned car.
Well, atmospheric though of course this is in the week of Hallowe’en (a period I am not yet ready to call ‘spooky season’. I haven’t even given up on the apostrophe in Hallowe’en yet) I’d still quite like to find and evict the spider. Not for my sake, but for its sake - I don’t think there are as many flies in my car as this spider hopes. But I can’t find it. It’s never lurking at the edge or middle of the new cobweb, the way I thought spiders were supposed to do. Perhaps it has a subtler plan. Anyway, it’s been five or six days now, and I still haven’t caught the spider. But on the plus side, it still hasn’t caught me.
5 comments:
I haven't given up the apostrophe in Hallowe'en, either. It's the only word I have a clear memory of being taught how to spell.
Horrified to discover I have missed out on the substack this whole time. Delighted to realise I have archives to mine.
⚠️⚠️ SCAM INSURGENCE ALERT 🔔 ‼️
This is to notify the public as a whole that an insurgence against scam has started. Take a minute to read this article.
As we all know it by now, scam has taken over the internet, everything/anything can be used to scam you, scams know no bound, they operate in every sector of the internet 🛜, people loose money everyday and there seems to be nothing serious our government is doing to stop this scam.
⚠️ Well if you a victim of scam or know any one who is, you/they need to contact PYTHONAX✔️✔️.
PYTHONAX is a private organization that uses the skill of Hackers, Computing Softwares, Transaction Analysis (TA), Location Analysis and Recovery Strategy to help scam victims recover their money from scammers. This are the skills needed to tackle scam and very few agencies possess all or any of this skill, and this is the main reason why going to the authorities after getting scammed might not be productive.
Their services are Anonymous, Discreet, Safe and cheap, a total breakdown of what will be done to help you recover your money will be given to you and you can determine if you okay with their approach or you want a different strategy. A few information information concerning the scam would be required from you, and this is not to judge you or condemn you, this is just needed to understand what kind of scammer and individuals they are about to deal with.
So many scammers have skills that can protect them or may posses skill that can be used to attack and cover their tracks.
Use the emails below to contact PYTHONAX-:
📧 PYTHONAXSERVICES@PROTONMAIL.COM
📧 PYTHONAXHELP@PROTONMAIL.COM
The success of the money recovery from the scammers depends on if the scammer still has your money or not, and if they do you would be guaranteed to get your money back.
How I love your writing John. That deft circling back to the original subject, with a twist. Brings me such joy. Thanks!
Hi John, not sure if you see comments or not?!..... my son and his friend are massive fans of your Souvenir Programme sketches and would love to see you live. Do you have any dates booked in or planned for 2025 in the South East? After hours of googling I've only managed to find one show in Brighton (they are too young due to the venue's age restriction) and one show in Oxford. Thanks so much if you do have time to reply : ). Bianca
Post a Comment