David Kirtley

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StoryMemo to a new Labour MP Regarding Israel’s Latest Atrocity Kilb5064 months 2 weeks ago
StoryWHY??? Part Three. Maxine Jasmin-Green24 months 3 weeks ago
StoryThe Bleeding Of Britain and the People (from the Imaginations of Alfred N.Muggins) David Kirtley54 months 3 weeks ago
StoryWhere Is ICE RIVERS? Maxine Jasmin-Green84 months 3 weeks ago
StoryThe Man Who Almost Saved The World by Alfred N.Muggins David Kirtley74 months 3 weeks ago
Story"For, being green, there is great hope" (quote from Shakespeare's HENRY VI PART 2, ACT 3 SCENE 1) Di_Hard335 months 1 day ago
StoryIs Britain About To Have Its Own Revolution? Asks Alfred N.Muggins David Kirtley55 months 1 week ago
StoryLeviathan marandina215 months 1 week ago
StoryA Portrait of Grace and Dignity jxmartin65 months 1 week ago
StoryWhat Would I Take? Part Four. Maxine Jasmin-Green25 months 1 week ago
StoryAlfred N.Muggins Becomes An Honourary Frenchman After Watching The Opening Ceremony Of The Olympics! : Part 2 David Kirtley75 months 1 week ago
StoryThe Leasure Age drkevin15 months 2 weeks ago
StoryCharmed (Part Two of Two) marandina185 months 3 weeks ago
StoryAll the President’s Biscuits Turlough155 months 4 weeks ago
StoryAlfred N.Muggins Becomes An Honourary Frenchman After Watching The Opening Ceremony Of The Olympics! David Kirtley85 months 4 weeks ago
StoryThabo Mbeki And Democracy Tom Brown46 months 3 days ago
StoryGrace with power to save Rhiannonw86 months 3 days ago
StoryParis in Darkness: The Olympiad’s Opening Yutka36 months 4 days ago
CollectionCourtier From The 21st Century Who Would be King : Behind The Throne Of Henry VIII (and vice versa) by Alfred Muggins David Kirtley06 months 5 days ago
StoryA Contemplative Life mcscraic26 months 1 week ago
StoryThe Courtier Behind The Throne Who Would Be King: The King Behind The Throne : Henry VIII (Alfred the Great II) and The Six Wives (including The Great Separation) : Ch.6 by Alfred Muggins David Kirtley36 months 1 week ago
Story‘D Day’ : Leap Into The Unknown! (Community Care!? Actually) by Alfred N. Muggins (current affairs observer, and undercover reporter!) David Kirtley66 months 1 week ago
StoryWest of Ireland marandina266 months 1 week ago
StoryPearly Gates : A Tour of Russia’s Hell by Alfred N.Muggins Part 3 David Kirtley106 months 2 weeks ago
StoryThe Proposition valiswaverider16 months 2 weeks ago

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Chasing Rainbows by Alfred N.Muggins

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19/3/24 (25/3/24) Alfred Muggins saw a rainbow in the sky after a brief shower, after walking the dog in perfect sunlight for a while in a nearby...

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221 of my comments have received 232 Great Feedback votes

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Sheffield is in some ways a

Posted on Sun, 10 Nov 2024

Sheffield is in some ways a very beautiful city, a bit like Rome - built on seven hills, but unfortunately it lets itself down, and as evidenced above, it has been getting very out of hand recently. It is certainly becoming a metaphor for modern...

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Posted in Running the Gauntlet : Paranoid and Harrassed In The City Of His Birth! By Alfred N.Muggins

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I am glad you have marked

Posted on Sat, 09 Nov 2024

I am glad you have marked this sad day for Afghanistan and for civilisation, and for so called religion! It certainly deserves a mention, a lot more than just a mention. How terrible this is! What a step backwards, a long way backwards! I didn't...

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Thanks Di. As I said above in

Posted on Tue, 05 Nov 2024

Thanks Di. As I said above in reply to Insert they dropped me for no good reason. I think it has happened to a few of us. I have 20 years of service with the previous company, although work did rather dry up a couple of years ago for a while. I...

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Posted in On the Shelf Again, so to speak! By Alfred N.Muggins

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Thanks Insert after another

Posted on Tue, 05 Nov 2024

Thanks Insert after another couple of weeks in the job Alfred rang up after a couple of days of again not being given any work to ask for more and was told his availablility wasn't good enough, even though he had worked in all 4 periods of the...

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Posted in On the Shelf Again, so to speak! By Alfred N.Muggins

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Thanks for your comment. I am

Posted on Sat, 26 Oct 2024

Thanks for your comment. I am glad you have read it and approved. It is unfortunately just words, and doesn't seem to be doing much to curtail Israel's current ambitions and deadly war machine, or the Americans incredible support for such a wild...

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Posted in If Netanyahu and the Israelis should invade Britain? (Don’t panic! It’s only History repeating itself!) by Alfred N.Muggins

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Morality has been one of the

Posted on Tue, 29 Oct 2024

Morality has been one of the worst victims in this revenge/ war/ethnic cleansing intensification/genocide/self defence! Choose your words! But morality has not been the only victim.

Good poem!

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I think your story is very

Posted on Sun, 27 Oct 2024

I think your story is very well put together. You make the robots (androids?) seem so real. You create the feeling that sooner or later the robots really will be this much like us. They seem so realistic. And you could imagine having close...

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Interesting to compare with

Posted on Thu, 17 Oct 2024

Interesting to compare with Elvis' death, which I remember quite clearly. Like you, One Direction have largely passed me by and I now know Liam's name! I suppose that is just a matter of my age, although I have heard one or two of their songs,...

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Well said! I do agree that we

Posted on Mon, 14 Oct 2024

Well said! I do agree that we could be in danger of losing all personal creativity and choice, by embracing this kind of collated thinking too much.

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Posted in Bright Side - At Least it's Not a Haiku

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I hadn't really thought much

Posted on Thu, 05 Sep 2024

I hadn't really thought much about this kind of memory inducing AI until I have read your piece, but it is a very challenging idea. Will we enhance our memories of the person by doing this? or find it a way of keeping touch with familiar loved...

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Posted in Ghostbot (Part Two of Two)

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