Bravo lives! He’s in a blocked area, but will shortly be back.
PT3
Local Police hunting the ‘knitting needle nutter’ who has stabbed six people in the arse in the last 48 hours, believe the attacker could be following some kind of pattern
PT2
When I was in the pub I heard a couple of dickheads saying that they wouldn’t feel safe on an aircraft if they knew the pilot was a woman. What a pair of sexist twats. I mean, it’s not as if she’d have to reverse the bloody thing!
Charlie’s dead
A minor wardrobe malfunction on the distaff side of the Bearsery this morning reminded us of this euphemism that was in vogue in the 1960s. Neither of us can recall hearing it for many years.
Do Charioteers still understand it, I wonder?
And while I’m wombling free, does anybody feels like commenting on the difference, if any, between dispatch and despatch? 😕
Passing thought
The wife was counting all the 1p’s and 2p’s out on the kitchen table when she suddenly got very angry and started shouting and crying for no reason. I thought to myself, “She’s going through the change.”
Little known fact
How TV and films are misleading people
We went to a fire work party last night at a friends house, the house had been done up semi Halloween and part Guy Fawkes so all very well. He also had some items from Alice in Wonderland/Looking glass on display. Which brought about a discussion on the Caterpillar in Wonderland.
Everyone there insisted the Caterpillar was called Absolem (or similar) while my wife, my friends mother in law and me insisted the caterpillar was never named in the book.
As we were outvoted we agreed to disagree.
On looking it up this morning on the web we were right the caterpillar was never named, it was the Tim Burton film of a couple of years ago that gave the caterpillar a name.
Then thinking about it I wonder if any of them have ever read the original book?
Films have a lot to answer for in misleading and misinforming our youth by their blatant alterations and falsehoods. Another film came to ming The Enigma files, in the film the Americans found the enigma machine, in real life it was the British and not a yank in sight.
Results, for ‘Perspective Competition’ (which closed 4th November 2011)
Potential perspective photographs have been presenting themselves to me, or literally pouncing out at me ever since I set the challenge.
I took this one in Weston-Super-Mud, for example!
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Slap my small furry rump and call me Susan!
So there I was today in Chester-le-Street selling my humble pens to the general public at a modest Society Xmas Craft Fair. It went OK by the way, not one of my best selling days but enough to put some mustelid munchies in the fridge. But I digress dear reader.
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Etymology, Grammar and Feminism
No-one is going to object, are they?
No, Bearsy, none of us are going to complain.

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