Twenty years of schooling and …
18
Feb
… they put you on the day shift. B. Dylan, Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winner.
Category Archives: humour
Pullman Coaches on Oxford Comma
29
Jan
It’s a tale of two Philips. Oxford commas, not to be confused with learned lepidopterans, also come in handy when list items house subclauses which may themselves contain the conjunctives and or or: Oxford Colleges include Magdalen, ‘Maudlin’ to the … Read More »
Stealing the sun
8
Jan
Caught red handed by his photographer wife as two bemused canines look on, a man in the pay of Vladimir Putin – the Guardian’s Luke Harding has confirmed this – brazenly snatches the sun from an evening sky at the … Read More »
Thieves take note
23
Dec
Spied on the M1 yesterday.
Pushing back the frontiers of margarine!
8
Dec
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Bard of Avon – busted!
1
Oct
Backwards thinking at the chemists
30
Jun
Thanks to Donna for this one.
A New York cabbie on French numbering
18
May
At a certain stage in our passage through life’s rich tapestry, we get to realise a few things. One, everybody’s nuts. (Most of us can more or less feign sanity till we get home to our nearest and so called … Read More »
Richard, you’re breaking up man!
6
Jul
What’s that you’re saying? Your ringtone for a hearse? Snapped the other day on Bridge Street, Stratford upon Avon.
That T.F.I.F. feeling
25
Apr
[ezcol_1third] Now it all falls into place. Why didn’t I see it before? My sad and lonesome nights in front of the telly… the women I wooed in vain … the phone calls unreturned … a zillion FB unfriends … … Read More »