Many of you are completely bonkers, you know **

f.w.i.w. I enjoyed both Irwin's book, the Irish one more than the English one one, but it probably helped that I read them before forming that opinion. Here's my secret though: it was perfectly obvious to me that they weren't supposed to be serious.

So why wasn't it obvious to Dick Miles? Surely his views weren't coloured by his vendetta against a certain magazine for which Irwin's the main folk writer?

Cue illiterate, poorly typed rebuttal . . .

(** that's an opinion, not fact, of course - I know some of you have trouble tellling the difference. I blame the medication.)