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Tag Archives: Funny
Sorry!
If you’re anything like me (and I sincerely hope you’re not), I spend half of my life saying sorry and much of the other half wondering if I should. It’s a national trait in the U.K. and I think it … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life
Tagged Apologies, Bus, Commuting, Funny, Introverts, Public Transport, Sorry
9 Comments
50 Top Grumbles From Working In An Office.
I don’t know about you but I used to hate working in an office. There is a big piece of me that thinks that the modern day existence offered by working in an office job isn’t really much if any … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life
Tagged Commuting, Funny, Humor, Humour, Life, Office, Work
6 Comments
Two choicest Idioms – Butter Up & As Mad As A Hatter
A few weeks ago my new book, Straight From The Horse’s Mouth was released in Paperback and Kindle formats and I have been waiting for it to work its way through onto Apple iBooks. As it is now live, … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life, News, writing
Tagged Alice In Wonderland, Butter Up, English language, Funny, ibooks, Idioms, Kindle, Mad As A Hatter, Paperback, Straight from the Horse's Mouth, writing
2 Comments
John “Mad Jack” Mytton – The craziest man in history!
John Mytton is one of those colouful characters that make history, especially British history such an interest affair. It’s always nice when one comes across someone who was totally nuts and I always look at them with a slight mix … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, history, Life
Tagged Funny, history, Humour, John Mad Jack Mytton, John Mytton, Life, Mad Jack, Mental Illness, Politics, shropshire
8 Comments
Overusing the word ‘Like’
Last Sunday I had a trip on the Tube to old London town. It started off relatively quiet until after two stops, a young and seemingly well dressed and respectable lady sat down on the seat behind me. You could … Continue reading
Posted in Funny & Humour, Life, Opinion
Tagged Chav, English, Funny, Language, Life, London, London Underground, Slang, The Tube
17 Comments
Venting spleen against the spammers
If like me, you probably get more spam than legitimate email. I’ve been on the internet since before the World Wide Web and I think I’m in the position to say that the quality of business spammers could be … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Alex Fraser, Crushader Tech, Funny, Google Traffic, SEO, Spam, Spammers, Ye Olde England Tours
2 Comments
Alexander Kinglake – The Tale Of A Very English Shyness
I’ve written before about the trials of introvercy and issues surrounding being shy and the related by British Problems that people like myself encounter in their day to day existence. So it is with great pleasure and also total empathy that … Continue reading
Posted in history, Travel
Tagged Alexander Kinglake, British Problems, Egypt, Eothen, Funny, history, Introverts, Life, Shy, Travel, Travelogue
3 Comments
Since I’ve been gone…
If you’re reading this then you may have noticed that I have got a little behind with my blog posting. I’m hugely sorry about that. Something has been tapping at my window demanding my attention and sadly that thing is … Continue reading
Posted in Cool Britannia, Photography, writing
Tagged Bath, Blogging, Funny, Humor, Life, Photography, Summer, Tours, Travel, Windsor Castle, writing
5 Comments
Losing your marbles – A real life conversation!
Yesterday morning I had an early morning appointment at the garage to get my car serviced. Happily it passed its test but instead of waiting around the garage for an hour, I went into town to buy some provisions and … Continue reading