02 November 2011

Missing Kitten

MISSING KITTEN

We are missing our much loved 6 month old kitten called Claudia. She went missing on Sunday 30th October around Perth St area. She is a Tabby Cat with White chest and paws. She is very friendly and curious – and could have quite likely been locked in somebody’s garage or shed somewhere. Please, keep a look out for her, and if you have seen her or know anything about her – can you please give me a call.


There is a reward for her return!

Thank you.

Diana Mockford

25 Perth St Mosgiel

PH: 489 1989 or 027 615 3330

19 May 2011

KiwiScreamer!

I, like 1.7 million New Zealanders, have a KiwiSaver account.

Today, the John Key lead government announced that they will change the rules of my KiwiSaver account.

But I cannot opt out of my contract with the government. It’s great to know that John Key has thrown contract law out the window. If I buy a house I enter into contract but now I can decide to change it and pay less for the house because that is legit according to John Key.

I had confidence that my KiwiSaver was going to help me when I clean the blackboard for the last time and retire but now that I know that it will just be political football for the next 40 years I WANT MY MONEY NOW!

Also the changes as the DimPost points are a great way for Bill “Double Dip” English to gain taxes without all the fuss and trouble of raising income or company tax and looking like a fucktard.

I read the KiwiSaver changes as thus and please correct me if I’m wrong:

I contribute 3% and my employer contributes 3% which will be taxed. The government’s tax credit will be $521. I’m pretty bloody sure that the new tax will be bringing in more than $521 a year!

Bill English you cheeky bastard!

The John Key led-government this playing with political games with peoples future and I urge people to get out and vote!

Have a great day

Crumble the Elder

P.S. Fun little game http://www.nitrome.com/games/steamlands/

18 May 2011

The Price of Democracy


The news has been chocker lately with talk about the “Price of Democracy” especially in relation to the by-election in Te Tai Tokerau. To me this nothing but a sideshow to the real the price and it has nothing to do with dollars and cents.

The price of democracy is that we have rights! We have protection of the law!

Now to some people, I’m talking to you Sensible Sentencing, want to override these rights and the rule of law for their red meat, car crushing, lock them up and throw away the key ideas about law.

The price of democracy is that someone who rapes, murders, steals, defrauds, or commits any crime as the right to a fair trail, has the right not to be tortured, has the right to legal consul, has the right to appeal if they are convicted and the many other rights that they have in a free and open democracy.

The price of democracy is basically that you can’t do what you want! But also the price of democracy is that people like the Sensible Sentencing Trust can exist and can stand on the mountain top and shout their nonsense!

You can’t take looters out the back and shot them in the head, you can’t convict people who are innocent (tho scarily that does happen and far too often), and you can’t abuse/torture people in prison and the list goes on and on.

To people like the Sensible Sentencing trust these rights are standing in the way of there so called justice but to me they are standing in the way of us getting fucked over by the state.

If these are things that people what then they can more to Syria where people are shot for protesting, to China where you can’t go worship at your church or any other country where human rights are trampled on and where the rule of law goes to the highest bidder.

The price of democracy is not dollars and cents.

Have a great day!

Crumble the Elder

P.S I hope this generates some good comments

04 May 2011

It’s been a while!


As the title of the post suggests it has been a very long time since my last posting….around two months!

So I thought I would change this and I will start posting more regularly but there will be some small changes.

With the election coming up in a few months and heaps of bat shit crazy stuff going on in New Zealand politics; my blog will start to take on more of a political flavour.

The next blog post will be about the “Price of Democracy”.

Cheers,

Crumble the Elder

P.S. A awesome little game http://www.nitrome.com/games/steamlands/

02 March 2011

Christchurch Earthquake

Its been just over a week since the huge and devastating earthquake in Christchuch and I thought it would be time to put my thoughts down about it......Holy Fucking Shit!

That is all I can say really. All my family and friends are all ok but with some of them having quite serious damage to their homes.

I am, however, starting to find out my links and connections to those who have passed and everyone makes my heart break a little.

But Christchurch will rise up again! As it did when the Cathedral was damaged in 1888 and 1901 in earthquakes.

18 February 2011

A really long time!

I have not put a post up here for months and months so it is about time I bloody sorted it out I would say!

A lot has happened in the 4 months I've not posted so here is quick run down:
  1. Sweets graduated in December with her BA and is now at Teachers College doing a GradDip in Early Childhood and loving it!
  2. I have a fantastic summer break. I did not do much but I think that was why it was so fantastic!
  3. I have moved into a new flat...all by myself which is a nice change. Also means I can walk around in the nude..boom baby!
  4. Returned to work keen and fired up for an awesome year of awesomness.
  5. I have a new nephew which is very, very cool.
  6. I'm becoming more involved in the PPTA which is awesome and have a very busy week ahead of me with trips to Dunedin and Wellington on the cards.
I think that hits all the major points of the last few months!

Cheers,

Crumble the Senior!

P.S I don't know who did the picture so if you do let me know so I can credit it :)

27 October 2010

Labour Weekend in the Catlins

I had a great Labour weekend in the Catlins for my second anniversary with my sweets. Instead of prattling on here I thought pictures would tell a better story.















Have a great rest of the week,
Crumble the Elder
P.S. The PPTA is still engaging in industrial action with the Ministry and your support is great appreciated :)