Author: The Sixty Second Scribe

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a look at the topic that’s got twitter’s knickers in a twist this week, as our delightful government decide to vote down an amendment requiring…

The Sixty Second Scribes takes a look at the seemingly obvious difficulties in the thought processes of those who believe that learning to live with Covid means ignoring Covid and…

Choosing music is obviously a very personal thing, and on a different day many of these may not have made the cut and been replaced by something totally different. Anyway,…

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a look at the latest dead cat to be thrown on the dinner table, and while he recognises it for just what it is, he…

The Sixty Second Scribe talks of hope, inspiration, beards and jam making. I have a sneaking feeling that will be the only time someone types that sentence today, although I…

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a minute or two to look over the goings on in Glasgow and has a question or two to ask about the motives of many…

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a minute or so to be all topical and discuss Halloween, while managing to touch on the pandemic, the economy, the labour party and Richard…

The Sixty Second Scribe takes a look at the topic that’s got twitter’s knickers in a twist this week, as our delightful government decide to vote down an amendment requiring…

A short (as always) poem looking at a term that we seem to use without much thought, but one that has quite significant meaning, and one that isn’t a positive…

A brief ditty that talks of the rather suicidal decision by the supposed leader of the Labour Party to write an editorial for the Sun, the Murdoch rag that’s responsible…