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Da Vinci code mystery takes new twist Startling revelation as work of art undergoes restoration work....	8,516	341	Jan 2020
Mental state on dating profiles If you are a complete idiot, should you declare it in your profile? If so, then why haven't you?...	1,325	45	Jul 2020
Intelligent and funny. If there's anything more attractive than intelligent women, it's funny women.	1,290	51	Jul 2020
Little seeds of sadness Emotions are a strange thing; you never know what might trigger them, and it is quite often small -s...	742	24	Aug 2020
Public announcement Will everyone please be on the lookout for a "stalker troll", who is believed to be operating in thi...	2,162	47	Aug 2020
Prolific bank robber brought to book Prolific bank robber brought to book as inadvertent consequence of covid rules. Career criminal,...	431	11	Aug 2020
Interesting When I open up Youtube I am presented with a seemingly random selection of videos. Most look boring...	652	16	Jun 2020
Time For quite a long time I have had an intuitive feeling that there is no such thing as time. Yet I ca...	1,665	53	Jun 2020
Why? It’s probably my own fault that I don’t know the reason why. If I could be bothered to actually rea...	2,035	70	Jun 2020
You Will Know Them by Their Fruits Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves....	1,883	65	Jun 2020
Why I lose my temper I really should stay away from here, this place just makes me too angry. Stupidity and dishonesty a...	4,449	156	May 2020
The Brothers of Truth Sorry, no blog. What I am thinking simply cannot be put into words....	818	25	May 2020
No need to be alarmed If you are out in the countryside in springtime, and come across a pond with a jelly like substance...	571	10	May 2020
Our Glorious President The same language that was spoken in praise of such visionary leaders as Hitler, Stalin, and Chairma...	617	4	Jan 2020
Mr. Wilson Comes to Tea From the author of The Frigid Midgets, more adventures from Mrs. Crompton’s garden.	2,177	75	May 2020
The only game in town I've got into the habit of playing the card game solitaire on my computer lately, when I can't be bo...	561	26	May 2020
Today Today I am going to do the long overdue job of giving my bathroom (it's a bathroom without a bath) a...	929	33	May 2020
I wonder I don't usually get involved with this sort of speculation. That's partly because I don't know enou...	1,162	36	Apr 2020
The Frigid Midgets Part 1 Mrs. Crompton was cycling home to her little cottage in the village when she came upon two...	2,071	88	Apr 2020
What next? I am writing this to the sound of the karaoke version of Bat Out Of Hell blasting through the estat...	1,027	49	Apr 2020
What I've been up to I've been spending a lot of my free time -of which I have quite a large amount at the moment- messi...	718	22	Apr 2020

Time for a cultural interlude I wandered lonely on a bleak high hill, but not as lonely as a Lakeland cloud. Nor did I see a sin...	678	21	Apr 2020
Captain Apocalypse is back I see the ocean going crackpot has lost his marbles altogether. Or is he just hoping that he can pe...	845	31	Apr 2020
Who will save us? We are living in very troubling times. We all know this because of the enlightening videos that num...	1,566	73	Apr 2020
I have a dream I had the dream again last night; the same dream I have had for countless nights; the dream that ha...	1,883	81	Apr 2020
Ping I can remember, back in the 1970s, a very novel machine suddenly appeared in motorway services. It...	633	31	Apr 2020
Once you get something into your head I was once swimming in the sea on holiday; not very far out and my feet could still touch the floor....	1,008	42	Apr 2020
Progress I can remember the days when people who had telephones were a very exclusive set. Most ordinary fol...	837	36	Apr 2020
A Perfect Storm Two unrelated circumstances came together recently to form what is currently the practice to call a...	1,416	71	Apr 2020
Fridge Magnets An awareness of my need to find a means of displaying useful information in such a way as to keep it...	1,196	43	Apr 2020
My unwelcome guest I love browsing in second hand book shops. I bought a book about magic and was leafing through it o...	1,508	57	Feb 2020
Churches Throughout my life, my association with the Church has been very casual. I daresay I must have been...	1,626	53	Feb 2020
Flash Fiction #3. The Gnomes A return to an old theme. Claude Moonpenny had a collection of rare, erotic gnomes. He had a few...	454	12	Feb 2020
How to grow old Today we are going to be looking at growing old, and how to avoid doing it with dignity. People o...	1,595	61	Jan 2020
Flash Fiction #2. The Appointment Ainsley Goosebutt had to rush home from work on the Friday if he wasn’t going to be late for his doc...	632	15	Jan 2020
The sparing of the rod A short story by me. “Spare the rod, sir,” begged Featherstone, hopefully. “I take no pleas...	815	28	Jan 2020
Washday Blues In this week’s laundry there were two shirts; a blue one and a red checked one. The blue shirt alwa...	1,124	36	Dec 2019
The last villager At the beginning of 1943 the Derbyshire village of Derwent stood abandoned by all but one remaining...	543	7	Jan 2020
Colditz I delivered a radiator to an address in Calver, Derbyshire, the other day. The address turned out t...	757	15	Jan 2020
Buying a computer I have lately been making enquiries about computers, with a view to buying a new one. Apart from a...	565	14	Dec 2019

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