Friday, September 21, 2007
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A blog about, among other things, imaginary ideas - What ifs? and Imagine thats. What if photographs looked nothing like what we see with our eyes? Imagine that the Berlin Wall had never come down. What if we were the punchline of an interminable joke? All contributions welcome.
Tory plans to select next leader delayed due to misplaced music system.
ReplyDeleteafter the waiters cleared away the last of the dregs and crumbs, they hoped never to host another retirement bash like that bloke's from nazareth.
ReplyDelete'Tories abandon Brighton conference after being told they should be in Blackpool'
ReplyDeleteCameron struggles to explain blunder as latest poll shows Tory support fallen below that for recently formed 'UK Nutters, Fuckers, Prats and Twats Party'
David Linley's school work display proved too much - even for a Royal fridge.
ReplyDelete(big up cousin Dave - we don't hear enough of the more useful members of that family)
The Environment Agency have done their best to prepare for further flooding.
ReplyDeleteBank of England keeps close eye on money markets
ReplyDeleteBritish Literary Society cancels much anticipated debate on 'Ruskin and the Concept of Shock and Awe' after Nige and Bryan calmly announce "The Effie thing is pure bollocks"
ReplyDeleteEffie's pubic hair certainly seems to be an issue. I must post on it.
ReplyDeletePeters, Fraser & Dunlop's staff greet Caroline Michel's arrival from William Morris
ReplyDeleteScientists have proved that, in an observed random sample, a chair is still a chair, even when no one's sitting there.
ReplyDelete''I'm sorry, Mr. Van Gogh. Perhaps we might have something in your price range down in the basement...''
ReplyDeleteWithout any policies to promote, David Cameron will attempt to woo the conference by breaking the world chair leaping record.
ReplyDelete... on Norman Tebbit's dad's bike.
ReplyDeletevery specialised, grabber, but we know what we are talking about. And, Ian, good to have you back on song.
ReplyDeleteI've just remembered, he's got his own bike, hasn't he?! that's how he came in - and it would be fitting if that's how he went out.
ReplyDeleteFamous chairs I once sat on, and rightly so: a history of the Cabinet Office by Geoff Hoon
ReplyDeleteA busy scene from the annual conference of the National Society of Amnesiacs
Owl and Pussycat stunned: Ebayer's self-assembly wooden boat more than they bargained for
BBC Radio3 faces dismissals after producers misled listeners with ''John Cage, Live In Concert''.
ReplyDeleteIan, that one on Cage is priceless! A Cage concert with an invisible Merce Cunningham dancing to the atonalities. Only the chairs are listening. It can be a new interpretation of an Ionesco play: "How late it was, how late; they came, they sat, they ate."
ReplyDeleteDenied the traditional version, British followers of Miss World have found an alternative that fulfils all their needs.
ReplyDeleteBoris's pledge to make big improvements to the London Underground.
ReplyDelete''...and at the end of that round the winner is ...Christine Keeler! Followed closely by Sharon Stone and Mr. Balthus's guitar teacher...''
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