Sunday, 16 March 2014

Number One Hundred and Ninety: Fame


Due to a worldwide shortage of fame there is a surfeit of self-promotion.

Number One Hundred and Eighty Nine: Plot


When the plot and script weaken characters tend to run around a lot.

Number One Hundred and Eighty Eight: Buy More


When I buy something they want to sell me additional items and ask for my address.

Wednesday, 5 March 2014

Number One Hundred and Eighty Seven: Fractal F1007


Number One Hundred and Eighty Six: Coffee Table


Often in crime dramas victims accidentally hit their head on a coffee table.

Number One Hundred and Eighty Five: Fungal Interlude FI005

Schizophyllum commune

Number One Hundred and Eighty Four: Available Money


People in powerful positions have become very adept at sucking up most of the available money.

Number One Hundred and Eighty Three: Cup and Saucer


The Mug has supplanted the cup and saucer in many situations.

Friday, 21 February 2014

Number One Hundred and Eighty Two: Queue


British people are well known for their ability to form an orderly queue but many visitors do not realise that this is not permitted in pubs.

Number One Hundred and Eighty One: Pop Musicians


Although visual artists and classical musicians gain prestige according to the university course they attended, this is rarely the case for pop musicians who are preferably self-taught.

Number One Hundred and Eighty: Box Jellyfish


Some species of Box Jellyfish have extremely potent venom.

Number One Hundred and Seventy Nine: Politics and Business


Politics and Business are two occupations where, for many reasons, truth is not permitted.

Number One Hundred and Seventy Eight: Grazing


Do grazing animals ever experience a satisfying meal?

Number One Hundred and Seventy Seven: Spin


Sunday, 9 February 2014

Thursday, 6 February 2014

Number One Hundred and Seventy Four: Dance Epidemic

In 1518 a spontaneous dance epidemic broke out in Strasbourg and lasted for weeks. Some of the people died of exhaustion.

Number One Hundred and Seventy Three: Admin

Employees are drowning in Admin

Number One Hundred and Seventy Two: Competitive Sharing


Number One Hundred and Seventy One: Poverty

The Blessed Ranieri Freeing the Poor by Stefano Di Giovanni

Number One Hundred and Seventy: Business

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Monday, 3 February 2014

NUmber One Hundred and Sixty Nine: Kangaroo Court


A Kangaroo Court gives its verdict according to personal feeling without any evidence, sense of justice or legal procedure.

Sunday, 2 February 2014

Saturday, 1 February 2014

Number One Hundred and Sixty Six: Stork


Storks have long been associated with childbirth. They were said to carry babies in baskets and deliver them to your home.

Number One Hundred and Sixty Five: Miserable Moments


The miserable moments photo album

Number One Hundred and Sixty Four: Ideology


You will be pleased to know that I have devised a political ideology that every single person agrees with.

Number One Hundred and Sixty Three: Eye Bags


Periorbital puffiness is fluid buildup around the eyes and is often worse on waking.

Number One Hundred and Sixty Two: Lady Windermere


A man who knows the price of everything and the value of nothing.