Is First Bus the most pusillanimous company in the UK? Probably not, but it is up there.
A Christian bus driver has refused to drive a bus with an atheist slogan proclaiming “There’s probably no God”.
Ron Heather, from Southampton, Hampshire, responded with “shock” and “horror” at the messa...
I have a friend who identifies closely with wombats. Catching up on magazine reading, I wonder whether he knew it was an acronym for Waste Of Money, Brains And Time? Somehow, and given aspects of our shared past, I feel he must have.
An insightful post by Tim Bray -- to the effect that “Twitter [is] a venture-funded startup with no business model, and these are tough times. They might make it and they might get rich, but it would be totally unsurprising if, 24 months from now, Twitter were gone, or a zombie site, or its BigCo...
Like yesterday’s pillow fight, my response is, “yes, who hasn’t?”. On second thoughts I don’t know how many people do hitch hike these days. Way too dangerous, everyone seems to think. And I cannot remember the last time I actually saw someone hitching.
But we used to do it all the time, occasion...
Exhibit A: In the UK, atheists weasel with “probably”. I don’t know why. Frankly, I don’t much care, because for me it is a done deal.
That picture is a mockup, but there's video at the Telegraph that looks real enough to me.1
Exhibit B: In Italy,2 non c'e dubbio.
Only two buses, st...
