A tragedy in the jeans department and a rip in the ancient fabric of Jermyn Street

More from that salty sailor of the canals 👍😃

The Diesel-Electric Elephant Company.

England is back to more usual, civilised temperatures. The past week of the Fahrengezundheits climbing into the nineties (something on the order of thirty-three of the Celsiumoids) – all with humidity levels ordinarily only found in an all-in-wrestling camel’s crotch – were not to the tastes of Hutson minor. Not to his tastes at all. Several cheery souls who wobbled on at length about “how wonderful” the hot spell was have had to be 
disappeared, with malice aplenty. The world taking itself a third of the way up towards the temperature of a boiling kettle is not “wonderful”, it’s vile and unpleasant.

I have been a grumpy old Hector. A miserable Hector. A Hector on the edge. A Hector just one more “lovely weather, isn’t it?” away from an axe rampage.

Lomo Photo Effect Tool: https://www.tuxpi.com/photo-effects/lomo The nexus nouveau, the mooring du jour, the King It of Where-i-am.

Anyhap, the Cardinal and I have


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2 thoughts on “A tragedy in the jeans department and a rip in the ancient fabric of Jermyn Street

  1. Thank you, sir – reblog very much appreciated! The closer we get to my actually having to cross that aqueduct the more I am likely to gibber, so please bear with me and, if necessary, administer a sound thwack with the “sanity stick”… 😉

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