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Blackadder Goes Forth
I just wanted to let everyone know that starting today I will be blogging at the American Catholic and Southern Appeal. I’ve really valued my time as a contributor at Vox Nova, and have profited… more →
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Where Do These Celebrities Keep Coming From?
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Steven Harris wrote 1 week ago: Watching an old episode of ‘Friends’ the other night – the one where Ross says the … more →
Funny Bean
frabjousdays wrote 1 week ago: From one British comic to another. The man that started Monday’s night of laughs, actually. I … more →
41. I have to admit, sometimes I want to do this, too.
bard365 wrote 2 weeks ago: I love Shakespeare. Obviously. But every so often (and usually when I am trying to memorize lines), … more →
'Blackadder goes forth' or 'How I learned to enjoy 'rat au van'
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MichaeltheRomanhistorian wrote 2 weeks ago: It is 7 November 2009, I’m enjoying a glass of Pedro Ximinez sherry after a delightful dinner … more →
Armistice Week on Vulpes Libris
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Moira wrote 2 weeks ago: To mark Armistice Week Vulpes Libris is running a series of five features and reviews linked by the … more →
Congratulations to Balfours Beatty and PB
howleyassociates wrote 3 weeks ago: It’s official; Balfours Beatty has acquired PB. This will create a new giant in the industry … more →
Classic books hit screens for Christmas
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loupie wrote 1 month ago: If you’ve nothing better to do, staring down the barrel of another six weeks until the end of … more →
Antidisestablishmentarianism
kazvorpal wrote 1 month ago: Antidisestablishmentarianism n. A political philosophy opposed to the separation of a religious grou … more →
Top Ten TV Characters: Part 2
Jamie wrote 1 month ago: I’ve tried to avoid spoilers but in some cases it was pretty… well, unavoidable. In particular I’d s … more →
Stephen Fry Love
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agoodspirit wrote 2 months ago: Stephen Fry is quite possibly my favorite comedian of all time. Have you heard of him? He’s … more →
The Battle of Malplaquet 11th September 1709
Ian wrote 2 months ago: The battle of Malplaquet was the bloodiest encounter in the 18th century, and was the climax of the … more →
iPhone Supports Better-than-iPod Video Quality
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tunegardener wrote 2 months ago: In versions of iTunes prior to 9, videos that are compatible with a device have been displayed with … more →
Turnip Surprise
C wrote 2 months ago: - What’s this smell? - I’m roasting a swede. - There’s a swedish person in our ove … more →
Good grief what a night on the old Idiots’ lantern!
Tansy Whitebytts wrote 2 months ago: Broadcast First we had Blackadder – complete with Top Hat – doing his stuff to camera on – COA … more →
Purple protractors
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ngm1scot wrote 2 months ago: Odd title, isn’t it? I picked up on an interview on Radio 4 this morning about purple protract … more →
Paranoid franchise curmudgeon: If we all play our parts...
Les Stewart wrote 3 months ago: * paranoia: a thought process characterized by excessive anxiety or fear, often to the point of irra … more →
The Romantic Hen Goes To The Great British Beer Festival
romantichen wrote 3 months ago: ‘Twas a rainy Thursday eve when the bang and bong of the distant Bodhran called to the wanderi … more →
Troops In Uniform Not Welcome? What Sort Of Britain Have We Become?
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thebritishmittentree wrote 3 months ago: It incensed me to hear this week, of the banning of 3 British soldiers from a bar in Maidenhead beca … more →
Just like a bird that has swallowed a plate?
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andy wrote 4 months ago: Portrait of Queen Elizabeth I By Nicholas Hilliard 1586-1587 (V&A museum - click image) I was re … more →
