From the Author of the Internationally Bestselling Books – Red Herrings & White Elephants, Shaggy Dogs, Pop Goes the Weasel, What Caesar did for My Salad & They Laughed at Galileo Revenge is a Cheap Jaguar Early one morning a teenage garage mechanic in Godalming, Surrey was looking through his local paper for a cheap …
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For more than a century, actresses have reported being abused, grabbed, pressured and propositioned by studio bigwigs For anyone thinking the days of the so-called casting couch were long gone, this past week has been eye-opening. The growing list of women directing allegations at Harvey Weinstein suggests they never left Hollywood. Here’s a look at …
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Donald Trump has mixed feelings about climate change. In January 2014, he publicly wondered how the United States could be spending money to combat what, in his words, was a “CLIMATE CHANGE HOAX.” In October, when Trump was bitten by the autumnal chill, the Republican presidential candidate tweeted that he could use “a big fat dose of global warming.” …
From the Author of the Internationally Bestselling Books – Red Herrings & White Elephants, Shaggy Dogs, Pop Goes the Weasel, What Caesar did for My Salad & They Laughed at Galileo From stolen kidneys to phantom hitchhikers and the missing brain of JFK, we all love a good urban legend (the more extreme the better), …
Research has proved that prolonged staring at ladies boobs can increase the length of a man’s life. Personally I think it depends on which lady as I expect there will be some circumstances where it could instead reduce it, down to the next few minutes if you are not careful. After lengthy research the gerontologist …
Back in 1994 a Norwegian by the name of Trygve Bauge was found to be living illegally in the small town of Nederland in Colorado, seventeen miles west of the city of Boulder. State officials soon deported Bauge back to his hometown of Oslo in Norway and locals began discussing the popular Norwegian and his …
Hiroo Onoda was a twenty-year-old man working for the Tajima Yoko Trading Company in Hanokow, China when the Second World War broke out and in August 1942 he returned home to Wakayama in Japan and joined the Japanese Army. He trained as an officer at The Imperial Army Intelligence School in how to conduct guerrilla …
St George was not England’s first patron saint, he was adopted by Edward III around 1340 when the king dedicated the chapel he was building at Windsor to the soldier saint who represented the knightly virtues of chivalry he so admired. Much of the rise in popularity of the legend of St George arose during …
