Few things look as appealing as the world we've left behind.

1962 - let's step back into the sane world where it was normal to celebrate bread pudding (a favourite of mine) and bacon packed omelettes.

England is a pudding nation. For a long time now, I've noticed that supermarkets/shops are no longer stocking my favourite, Jam roly-poly. Unless, of course, it's the rubbish frozen one. However, if I want a range of other crap that has no taste, it's in absolute abundance.

A few steps back would be a great leap forward.

My main gripe about inheritance tax, other than the immorality of it, is how it can be legal to tax money that's ALREADY been taxed? If the person that's passed hadn't paid tax already, it wouldn't be theirs to give away. So basically, it's theft and nothing more.

It would be far easier to convince us that the miserably absurd society in which we're currently being subjected to was natural if we'd not seen or experienced how much better things can be.

The economy of every nation should only ever be based on the happiness of its people.

Feminists only realise how repugnant they've been when they're too old for anyone to patronise.

The more money that you have to pay for peace of mind, the less of both you have.

Feeling rebellious