It happened in Edinburgh in the 1990’s. February 22nd 1997 to be exact.
I was attending a rehearsal at a venue in the Royal Mile and had taken a quick coffee break. Waiting for my chai latte with cinnamon […]

1st: Hey, wanna hear a joke? In the NY honours list …
2nd: … Nick Clegg.
1st: Ah, you’ve heard it …

I haven’t yet seen this movie but i’m pretty keen to, if only to try and find the middle course between Mike’s enthusiastic review and the contrary view maintained by almost every Australian critic. There’s […]

Oh my aching ribs…

Have you considered the lack of response might be because jokes are meant to be funny?

You’re right of course – the proper analogy would be bitter or, alternatively, ouzo… if this was 1959.
Stupid me, I thought we’d moved on …

Hmm, ok – so it’s fair game to purport that people from the Thames estuary are pasty faced royalists then?

Hey Bob. I can concede your second para which at least purports a cogent political argument, even though I don’t happen to agree with it. On the other hand, your faintly racist points – ouzo and leather jacket, […]

Really? He’ll be gutted.

I haven’t seen the TV series but apparently the film is an edited version with less food and more ‘banter’. It’s a matter of opinion if it contains the best bits.

The trailer. Which is all you really need to watch.

That would have been the brilliant and much underrated ‘Malice Aforethought’. Elements of Crippen definitely, but apparently based on the celebrated Herbert Armstrong case.

Geographically adjacent –
Tumbulgum Um Um Um Um Um
Ballina Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
Billinudgel Don’t be a Hero
Mooballin the Jack
Murwillumbah to the Bone

Surfers Paradise by the Dashboard Light
Lismore More More
After the Love has Taralgon
Bunbury Me Deep
Dubbo Be Good to Me

Australia takes on the baton …
Dorrigo Breaking my Heart
Omeo My
Mullumbimby of Kintyre …

Ah, ok. Cheers JW.

Come off it JW, you know who he is.

I think you mean Galarrwuy Yunupingu JW.

Death and the deceased are sacred to Indigenous Australians and that can include images and speaking the deceased person’s full name. It’s referred to as ‘avoidance practices’ and is seen as a cultural mark of […]