Tag Archives: humorous paradox

No pressure! Isn’t it nice?

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Women after my own heart

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Henrik Ibsen’s (alleged) last words

Nurse: “Well you seem to being doing better today.” Ibsen: “On the contrary.” He then died.

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Not in Canada

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Working at the White House

“If I’m going to be trivial, inconsequential, and deceitful…I might as well be in government.” Joseph Heller Closing Time (1994) p159

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In your dreams

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Four Yorkshiremen

This YouTube video is extremely witty. Needless to relate I could join in with my memories of a 1940s childhood. But I won’t. I won’t because it would spoil your image of the ‘Good Old Days’. Enjoy

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Fake Beer?

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Oscar Wilde’s wise words on Parliament

Now that the House of Commons is trying to become useful, it does a great deal of harm.

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An OAP Romantic

Ethel: How come you never say that you love me anymore? Ebenezer: I told you once. If anything changes I’ll tell you

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