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The news this week has featured a helicopter which hit a crane in London and crashed down into the street\u2026.the amazing thing about this is only the pilot and a pedestrian were killed\u2026considering it was on a busy road in the rush hour\u2026and the driver of the crane has overslept for the first time in his life\u2026otherwise he would have been a gonner\u2026.lucky or what\u2026\n\nThere was a programme on parking fees which featured this bloke who refused to pay them\u2026to make a point\u2026.he deliberately parked in places where the yellow lines had been tarmaced over and in parking bays where the line was worn\u2026.announcing that he was in his rights and intended to take the council to the high court\u2026which he did\u2026and lost\u202640 grand\u2026oooh\u2026..cost the silly boy his house.\n \nThey had a mens' fashion show in London\u2026.there were blokes strutting down the catwalk with huge dalek-like woollen headgear with just their eyes poking out and a bare midriff\u2026and another bloke had criss cross broken fencing across his face (looked like the result of a terrible motor bike accident)\u2026and other blokes with hideous skirts\u2026.\n\nEnglish Heritage have stopped putting up blue plaques on famous peoples houses\u2026.they say it\u2019s due to costs???...I would say it\u2019s because they have to keep taking them down when the celeb is suddenly found out to be a sex offender\u2026and if you want to go and watch a football match at Arsenal it will cost you 62 quid\u2026plus the extortionate train fare\u2026good value eh?\n \n \n..finally\u2026.HMV have gone under\u2026.\u2026the music industry has been far too greedy for far too long.They never ran with the pack and now they have been left behind\u2026GOOD!!!....when I was working we had to go out and nick people for selling cheap pirated cassettes\u2026.when the record companies could have charged the same and still made loads\u2026In the cassette days you would have to pay 10 \u2013 12 quid for a cassette\u2026.the raw materials cost 17 PENCE.