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Saturday, 10 June 2017

Sunday, hope it's your funday !

In Today's Issue

All Gone
Nuclear Bombs
Breaking The Law
The Sunday Service


All Gone

An indentation where
You laid
Empty now you’re
Perfumes fade

To kitchen, kettle
Coffee, Mug
No morning kiss
No daybreak hug

Outside the window
All is dark
No love, no light
No life, no spark

A Billion souls
All turned to dust
Ashes to ashes
They all combust

Now just me
The last one left?
Was it always so
Cradle to bereft

Neville Raper


Nuclear Bomb Facts
Source - globalsolutions.org

A large-scale nuclear war would put 150 million tons of smoke into Earth’s atmosphere, creating a nuclear winter chillier than the Ice Age.

On average, regular sized nuclear weapons that detonate over a city would burn away around 40 to 65 square miles in the blink of an eye.

The United States’ largest nuclear bomb has the combined detonation power of 200 million pounds of high explosives.

The most powerful nuclear weapon ever detonated was the Tsar Bomba, a Russian bomb with a cumulative power of over 50 megatons of TNT.

The U.S. and Russia each have thousands of nuclear warheads on high alert, a term used to describe the readiness of said missiles for launching. In this case, it would be mere minutes.

Eight Countries, including the United States, Russia, United Kingdom, France, China, IndiaPakistan, and North Korea are declared nuclear states, with an additional three suspected countries that remain undeclared.

The United States conducted over a thousand nuclear tests between 1945 and 1992, with a primary health consequence of increased radiation exposure leading to cancer. It’s estimated some 6,000 people will die from thyroid cancer as a result.

The combined explosions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed an estimated 120,000 people, forcing the immediate surrender of Emperor Hirohito in World War 2.

Since 1951, the United States has gone on to produce 67,500 nuclear missiles.

The aftermath of nuclear explosions are just as deadly and far-reaching; radioactive fallout from the Chernobyl nuclear plant reached as far as Wales and Scotland.


Breaking The Law

This is where I give you a 'Law'
Is it a real Law - Breaking The Law, or have I made it up Faking the Law ?

In Manchester, England, it is the law that all domestically tamed ferrets are registered with local government.

Is this Breaking the Law? or Faking the Law?


The Sunday Service, With the Right Reverend Father Down.

Hello my faithful flock, welcome to the middle aged mosh pit.
I was performing a wedding this week between two lovely rock fans.
I was honoured to join Biff and his beautiful partner "his lady"
It was a wonderful service until the gorgeous bride threw the bouquet, it was barbed wire.

The wedding band spent the evening playing such romantic songs as "Take your daughter to the slaughter" and "Howl at the Moon" I must admit, I did shed a tear or two.

So now, join with me in the service of Rock, bow your head, raise your head, bow your head, raise your head.....you get the drift, and gently mosh with me to the heavenly tune of Def Leppard and Armageddon It.





Breaking the Law


The answer.

I made it up !
It was faking the law !

See you Monday








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