Poetic justice perhaps?

It's not too often that you see a great example of poetic justice in the news these days. Two arsonists who were trying to set fire to a pub managed to bungle the job quite badly whilst using petrol. They somehow managed to set their own feet alight. They quickly fled the scene, jumping into a car. However as both of these arsonists had already shown they didn't have much i nthe way of brains ( they had been trying to commit arson after all) they jumped into the car without putting the flames on their legs out. A very shory distance down the road the flames on their legs managed to set fire to the car prompting the two arsonists to jump out and attempt to flee. One later went to hospital claiming that he had burnt himself trying to light a barbacue. It doesn't say how he attempted to explain the use of petrol.

The Health and safety brigade have one again been keeping themselves very busy. Now not only to egg containers now have to carry the warning " Warning this products contain eggs" (well d'uhh!) now milk bottles and I mean the big huge see through milk bottles where you can clearly see the milk and also have huge labels on saying 'milk' now also have to carry a allegy warning that says " Warning contains milk". I think that if someone who is allegic to milk can not figure out that a milk bottle full of milk contains well milk then they've got other things to worry about.

Work was good and I was able to get everything totally cleared and I was able to even perform a few 'get ahead' tasks for when I go back to work a week on Monday which is good as it will let me hit the ground running as it were. Still that's a week away so I don't need to think about that for a while.

We also had a games night after work which was a lot of fun. A new guy in out office bought this card game called Munchkin, it's almost impossible to describe and very bizare but it was a tremendous amount of fun.

Anyway,

Later folks