
Double-entendres: the problem with symbolic shortcuts
This is not a particularly profound post (which, incidentally, is not to claim that regular posts on Q are either), but having just finished Sarah
This is not a particularly profound post (which, incidentally, is not to claim that regular posts on Q are either), but having just finished Sarah
Never one to lose the momentum of a bandwagon, here are some more great moments from Charlie Croker’s Lost in Translation. All very silly and as
Just for a change, here are a few choice quotations from this rather fun tome, Charlie Croker’s Lost in Translation. Of course, it’s never fair
Last weekend was a weekend of weddings. There was a certain wedding down the road from us on Friday; we went to a lovely, small
Not quite sure how I came across this wonderful Wiki page – but for any who have ever lived or visited Uganda, or East Africa generally for
Sacred Treasure A great deal has happened since – but it is definitely worth reading this remarkable letter from Dr Mouneer Hanna Anis, Bishop of
Hard to read, isn’t it? If it was a real motorway sign, just think of the accidents it would cause as people tried to work
Spotted in the toy department of the Oxford St John Lewis yesterday – the wall signage is either very confusing (when there in fact 3