The past week has felt a bit like the above, but in slow motion. The Day Today was groundbreaking in its time and I was literally crying at times- the above was aired in February 1994.
Humour
Explaining Boris Johnson to an American audience
Funny, true and clever. Everything Johnson isn’t.
Testing the Fitbit Charge 5: not the best of starts
I have been testing the Fitbit Charge 5 and after 1 day I am already struggling. My experience with Fitbit has note historically been one where I have a lot of faith in the hardware, but this is a strange… Read More ›
The Karen that breeds minion karens
My grandparents immigrated to Canada from Italy in the 70s and opened up a restaurant. When they past away the restaurant went to my parents, over the decades they grew and expanded it. I have been working at the restaurant… Read More ›
Millennials vs Boomers vs Covid
The above is so much my experience. The absolute certainty that they know best while the younger generation appears to hold all of the compassion and sensibilities.
It claimed to be Xerxes and then Jesus got involved
End Times preacher Sharon Gilbert says that an alien imitated her husband, and then it tried to have sex with her, and then it claimed to be Xerxes, and then Jesus got involved, and then the alien turned out to… Read More ›
Polishing Cloth not connected (and out of stock)
That’s funny, but at least it would help to justify the cost of the thing. Thanks to Peter. Oh, and if you want one the lead time is now out to 10-12 weeks! As it happens, I was at the… Read More ›
It’s not Brexit, it’s bad attitude
Of course the above is meant as humour, but believe it or not there are many people who speak like this and who actually believe the kind of things she is saying.
instachaaz
Come for the jokes, stay for the spelling mistakes. instachaaz is well worth a follow on Instagram. The humour reminds me a little of The Far Side, but this is completely free and worth a few seconds to enjoy.
Tech Support People Are Sharing The Worst Cases They’ve Seen
Where tech support heroes, aka employees, are there for their desperate clients, tackling the worst and the best fails. Where computers fail us, processors die, monitors crash, but yet we still find the light at the end of the tunnel…. Read More ›