Newly Identified Syndromes
Named Disease: HAJ (Had-a-job) Syndrome
Symptoms: Being made redundant through no fault of your own, suicidal feelings, lack of food, and the disappearance of respect.
Most at Risk: The proletariat, anyone not related to a banker or a friend of a Politician, the unemployed, the millions of immigrants both legal and otherwise, the impecunious, the uneducated youths of today, and the educated youths of today without rich family connections.
Area’s most affected: The North – Midlands.
Named Disease: Spooninthegobatbirthness Syndrome
Symptoms: A snottiness and uncaring attitude develops that cannot be countered. The bank balance and overseas investment accounts increase exponentially.
Most at Risk: Royalty, Aristocracy, Politicians, Footballers, and the Right Honourable George Osborne MP (Conservative)
Area’s most affected: The rich 10% of the population.
Named Disease: A.A.D.(Alcoholic Addiction Dysrhythmia) Syndrome
Symptoms: Finding you have not got any alcoholic addictions, and the concern and worry you get about being so different to everyone else. A.A.D. syndrome is often claimed by alcoholics and West Ham fans for their failure.
Most at Risk: Those under the age of eight, and more mature liars.
Area’s most affected: Nursery schools, MOT stations,
Named Disease: Monetary Cystitis (M.C.) Syndrome
Symptoms: It is extremely painful, nigh on impossible for you to repay money owed by you, forcing the sufferer to short change and overcharge whenever possible. Also builds an inbred hatred of Bank Managers, Loan companies and Old Age Pensioners.
Most at Risk: Pensioners, Politicians, Dentists, Lawyers, Bankers, Haliburton, George Osborne, Claret Appreciation Group members and Taxi Drivers.
Area’s most affected: Nationwide.
Named Disease: Hope Alopecia (H.A.) Syndrome
Symptoms: A sudden realisation that all hope is lost, other than for the War Mongers, Politicians, bankers, Car Mechanics, David Cameron, Nigel Farage, Haliburton and other nepotistic clans.
One person definitely not suffering from this Syndrome is UKIP’s Nigel Farage. Campaigning in a seat where Labour “should weigh the vote”, Mr Farage said that his party is “taking big numbers” of Labour supporters making Thursday’s result “very very tight”. And with young and older voters both warming to his message on immigration and borders control, Mr Farage revealed that he had new evidence that the Labour vote across the country is collapsing because of the Corbyn effect. He produced polling evidence by former Labour leader Ed Miliband’s ex-adviser Ian Warren which he said showed 50 per cent of those who voted Labour in the humiliating general election defeat in May will desert the party. Humph!
Most at Risk: Everyone not connected with the above.
Area’s most affected: Anywhere with any businesses still owned and ran by English management, so as you can tell, these are scarce.
Named Disease: Compassion Deficiency Anaemia (C.D.A.) Syndrome
Symptoms: You couldn’t give a toss about anyone else.
Most at Risk: Most predominant in Parliament, and Lawyers offices, although likely to be found anywhere.
Area’s most affected: Virtually throughout the world.
Named Disease: Cacospysy Syndrome (C.S.)
Symptoms: Irregular pulse, concern and worry that the government will find your stash of undeclared earnings from illegal practices of varying secretly ran companies. Panic attacks at Government Budget announcement time.
Most at Risk: The poor and the dodgy types.
Area’s most affected: All of the UK and FIFA representatives.
Named Disease: E.D.D. Early Decrepitude disease
Symptoms: Sudden realisation that the poor are getting poorer, and the Rich are getting richer, and you are one of the poorer. Urges to dress up in fancy dress and join WordPress might affect them. Memory loss and bodily function controls are common amongst these syndrome sufferers.
Most at Risk: Those who are poor and getting poorer.
Area’s most affected: Worldwide: In the event that you should feel or find any of the above symptoms coming on, do not consult your Doctor who will be too rich to be bothered to understand your frustrations and problems. In the event of your becoming disinterested in money and valuable items, Danny Soz (19¾) can be contacted for help. You could consider suicide, alcoholism, hibernation, or becoming a Politician. But best not to worry… your Doomed. Most E.E.D. sufferers end up not knowing the difference between the syndromes anyway, then read up on them and forget they did.
Misty and raining heavily now – and I’ve got to walk to the GP surgery later, then go to the clinic to have me bumps and lumps checked.
Got an email from Sister Jane in reply to mine, Fooey is not doing very well and she is expecting the worst. Poor old Fooey, made me so sad. I asked if I could go up to see them, no reply yet.
Caught the bus into Mansfield just for the sake of it. Got some of me crossword book done e route.
Came out and took this rather sad photograph with the rain, closed down premises and lack of shoppers in the Mansfield City Centre.
Dropped off in Sherwood and an L8 came within minutes and lifted me up the hill to the flats.
Got me nosh ready, put me potatoes to bake in the oven, gave the 40 minutes then added the Cottage pie with sweet potatoes for 20 minutes, then popped me last Frikadellen in the oven with the others for ten minutes. The sweet potato-shepherds pie could have done with a bit more time, but I was so hungry I ate everything anyway. Added me carrots and peas from the saucepan, buttered, salted and peppered the baked spuds, added a sprinkling of vinegar and had a lemon yoghurt afterwards.
Getting light properly now and the rain and wind is a-blowing!
Dropped off at Sainsburys petrol station and waddled in and got two bags of me spuds – not very buy for a Saturday and I was out in time to catch the next bus back to the flats. Bad news, they have gone up to £1.50 a small bag.

None of the other tenants heard any alarms?
Checked me spuds doing nicely. Then I put on another pan with the rest of them in it, and me carrots in another to warm them up later.
Into the flat and checked me spuds, done nicely, turned off the heat and left the lids on for later.
Went to the door tracing the music,
opened the door to find it was the fire
alarm belting merrily away.
bonkers dreams, fire brigade now, what will be the third thing?
Got onto some Facebooking. TFZ’s Suzieann’s birthday today, on with doing a graphic for her up there in Scotland. Took me while and the flipping Coreldraw started playing up cause I was using so much memory in creating this, but I was pleasedish with it, just hope Suzie likes it.
I noticed some residents at the bus stop so a bus must be due to catch back up to the flats.
We all had a natter, not much time as we were only going three stops – but it was all uphill.
Had me nosh and took me evening medications.
Off on the L9 into town.
The Christmas stalls were attracting the attention of the local ladies.
around the corner.
I must be feeling a bit better methinks, cause when I saw the sign hanging up on the stall that said ‘Olde English sausages – the noticed the Robirch Sausages bag they had just emptied onto the grill, I felt like telling them that Robirch sausages are Irish made, not English, mind you they are great tasting though.
Another Nottingham Pavement Cyclist nearly got me as I walked through town on me way to the Canal to feed me ducks.
A police officer got in with him?
Then poddled to the Heron Store and got some bread.
Got to the bridge and it was getting late, so I thought I’d drop the bread down off the bridge to the ducks.
I wandered back into town to catch me last L9 bus.
Plenty of traffic about as I approached the bus stop.
Got me nosh ready. Frikadellen, pulled pork balls, sweet potatoes in batter, beetroot in vin & orange, baby carrots and bread thins.
I put it in the box with the other DVD and inserted the Mars DVD – eventually getting it going after much guesswork with the remote control thingamajig.
Sorted some more medication pots and added them to those in the drawer for later, to make room for the new packets bottle and tubes if they are ready when I check with the chemist.



This meant I was a tad late setting off so I decided I’d need to catch a bus instead of walking all the way to the GP for me INR Warfarin level test.
managing to just miss the bus.
so managed to catch the little varmint on film.
Over the hill and down into Carrington and into the GP surgery. Booked in and got me crossword book out.
Out and aught the bus into town dropping off at Victoria Centre shopping mall, where some of the new buildings were now revealed ready to open later.
you’ll need a mortgage to get a cup of coffee from?
like stewards watching over them, then I spotted the Fire tender beyond them when I took the photo.
office carrying his new bride with him!

The stalls, food outlets and rides were all up and running now, but not many of the folk were showing much interest yet.
Woke around 0130 hrs, having fell asleep so early last night like.