23rd October, 2026: “Human Best Friend”.The Introduction.
Right, then: it’s another Friday.
And yes: this review is being written while I’m doing fish and home-made chips!
I still don’t know why we have fish and chips: I really don’t.
But … ?
So long as I’ve got the ingredients, I’m having a fish supper.
That said … ?
And as a pointless bit of trivia?
The Jewish community’s made many positive contributions to Britain, over the years: more than I can list, but ones that Google can summarise far better that I.
The Burton’s cloths shop was started by a Anglo-Jewish entrepreneur.
Benjamin Disraeli was of Jewish heritage: as Britain’s first Jewish Prime Minister he would have cleared the way for the rest of his community.
And finally … ?
Jewish immigrant, Joseph Malin, was the man who opened the UK’s first chip shop: and did Britain proud in the process.
Why?
He created a cultural icon: an icon that’s British, all the way through!
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At any rate, me banging on about dinner?
Is not what I had in mind for this post!
Nope.
This introduction is to tell you I’m going to watch another episode of Star Trek Strange New Worlds.
Hopefully?
Hopefully, by Tuesday, I’ll be able to make sense of this clip from “Human Best Friend” … !
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Just as a note?
When I finished writing this post, I opened the BBC’s News site: to see the sad news that Walter Koenig, the original Chekov, has died at the age of ninety.
The man is going to be much missed.
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