Putin may have been fooled, but leading candidate to take over from Dominique Strauss-Kahn at the IMF Madame Lagarde demonstrates why she didn't get-into-bed with the troubled financier.
Monday, 23 May 2011
Wednesday, 18 May 2011
Hey, no, listen, I've got this groovy idea...
Give way to the right even if you're travelling anti-clockwise around a roundabout, I think that's right.
This beauty in Hemel Hempstead is sure to confuse even the most talented learner, let's hope it isn't on the DVLA test route. The rumours that the town planning highways department grow marijuana on the island are totally unfounded.
Monday, 16 May 2011
Sunday, 15 May 2011
No Diplomatic French Letter for IMF Chief
IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, now on enforced sabbatical, may want to plead that his physical actions can sometimes be misconstrued as having something of a sexual nature. His arrest, on a plane about to leave JFK to Paris, came after accusations of imprisonment and sexual assault from a chamber maid in the exclusive Sofitel off Times Square. Don't expect any kiss-and-tell stories from his stand in John Lipsky, although Dominique's French Presidential aspirations look to be in trouble.
Friday, 13 May 2011
Trivial TV Trivia Tests
University Challenge, Mastermind and even Eggheads don't give away fortunes to lure in clever contestants. So if you promise to hand over hundreds of thousands of pounds in a TV game show you best make sure your contestants aren't clever enough to win.
So, see if you can guess what Andrew & Vanessa thought was the answer in the show the Million Pound Drop:
'What did Roger Bannister become the first man to do on this day (6th May) in 1954?'
'What did Roger Bannister become the first man to do on this day (6th May) in 1954?'
Go to outer space?
First man to put the toilet seat down?
Run the first sub-four minute mile?
Yep, you guessed it. They went for the cliché male/female bathroom conundrum.
Even they confess to being stooopid.
Tuesday, 10 May 2011
Protesters in Poof Pink?
In a strange turn of events, President Yoweri Museveni of Uganda has sprayed economic and political protesters with pink gunge.
An odd choice of colour for the would be homosexual exterminator, you'd think. With six months no bail arrests on offer for any protester, the president's reinstated regime rule this week, already at 25 years long, doesn't bode well for anyone in opposition to Mr. Museveni's diktats.
QE2 in Naked Film Revelation
The Queen is a little unsure as Helen Mirren announces her return to her once obligatory nude scene film policy for the prequel to 'The Queen', 'Liz, the Uncensored Princess Diaries'.
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