Today’s News in limerick form, #1

January 4, 2009

He’s old, yet he’s young. Big hair too.
His vehicle is boxy and blue.
Change of actor again
in two thousand and ten -
but all I can say is: er, Who?

Entry Filed under: culture, current affairs, limerick, media, poetry, satire. Tags: 11th doctor, bbc, doctor who, limerick, Matt Smith, news, regeneration.

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outside box (Faith and Theology) October 4, 2009
Ah, quantum physicists. The trouble is, you never know whether they're thinking inside or outside the box - until you open the box.
The canterbury tales (maggidawn.typepad.com) August 1, 2009
I remember discovering, whilst grappling with the Wife of Bath's Prologue, that Middle English appeared far less forbidding when recited in a broad West Country accent.
On heroes and victims (connexions) July 28, 2009
Intentional attack of the inncoent WAS one of the many reasons God told the Israelities to take on the “ites”. DH, I wonder if I could trouble you for a chapter-and-verse reference for this. Thanks. (BTW Richard, apologies if this appears twice - comments playing up for me)

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