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Category Archives: Humour
All That Glitters
ALL THAT GLITTERS (by Bill Peddie – a self-appointed Poet Laureate) Don’t mean to disparage the glimpse of each carriage Or that grouchy old Duke with the Queen Plenty of sparkle, when Ginge wed Miss Markle But what, we might … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Humour, Poetry, Recreational Writing for fun
Tagged All that Glitters, Prince Harry, Royal Wedding
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the road?
Why did the Chicken Cross the Road? (Overheard yesterday at U3A) It depends who you ask. Obama said: Listen, this is America! Anyone born in America has the opportunity to seek the very best side of the road even if … Continue reading
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WELL, GOODNESS, GRACIOUS ME
SLIPPAGE IN MY FRONTAGE? WELL, GOODNESS, GRACIOUS ME by Bill Peddie (the Elder) “Er, doctor I have troubles”, He smiled, “you’re telling me! Your file is getting really thick And I wont work for free.” “Well Doc, I think I need to … Continue reading
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THE LAST TRUMP – JUST WONDERING
Roger Williams, that famous thinker, leader and far-sighted founder of Rhode Island, was laid to rest in the year 1683, buried beneath a young apple tree in his garden. One day in 1936 the local government decreed that he should be … Continue reading
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Tagged borrowed body bits, Roger Williams, the Great Judge
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A quote to encourage thought…..
I came across the following on the Patheos site “Fundamentalism is to Christianity what paint by numbers is to art.” Reactions would be welcome!!
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IN ANSWER TO AN ATTACK ON OUTDATED LAWS IN THE BIBLE (The Battle of the Bards)
Rebecca Rose in her poetry site mocks the morality of the bible seizing upon the outdated laws in Leviticus and similiar books. She gives me permission to print her poem (the first part) which I follow with my answer. If you … Continue reading
