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  • Colin Woodcock
    Colin Krusty Woodcock - potter and painter extraordinaire - dweller of Tiree and bearded man.
  • Angela
    Like a laugh, nites out with the girls and nights in with the husband and a bottle of wine or 3
  • Michelle, Sister of Jason
    Michelle, Sister of Jason, is my sister. She's a nurse. She lives in Swinton. She's my sister. This is her blog.
  • Ruby Riley
    Ruby is a writer and blogger who makes what I do in this blog seem as tame, boring and facile as it actually is. She's from Hollywood and so is probably unimpressed by the concept of celebrity, and sunny days.
  • Mr Andrew Mavin
    Singer/songwriter and adopted Belgian Mavin has a blog here that tells the world proudly about his shameful musical activities, for which he is wanted by InterPol.
  • Christine Curry
    She doesn't have a blog yet and frankly shouldn't be on this list until she has, but I'm scared of her and she insisted...
  • Aaron 'So Cool' Sokell
    Aaron is a singer and pop star, who rubs shoulders with the worlds best musicians and singers, and he will probably be a millionaire one day.
  • The Liz
    Teacher, painter, woman and rodent-murderer Liz goes to church regularly.
  • Rebecca de'Wessington
    Rebecca is the woman behind Pride of Northumbria, and the keeper of Ian.
  • Ian de'Wessington
    Ian - also known as OddJobb, is good at many things including leatherwork, fletching, doing clever things with computers, and writing science-fiction. He is the husband of Rebecca.

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November 09, 2005

Comments

Ian

I was always overjoyed when people first looked at my new born son and said "He looks like you" or the classic "you can't deny him can you"
Both of these things making me wonder what they knew about Rebecca that I didn't.

AndyC

You're forgetting that timeless and ever-so-funny line: "Is it me, or is it hot in here?"

John Cooper

Working at ASDA, as I do, I spent most of my evening on my knees facing up the shelves. And I laugh, at least 4 or 5 times a night when people say - "say one for me while your down there". Especially as the same person said the same thing two nights ago.

Marco Ciotoli

Hey Jason? Have you ever heard this one? If someone calls you a silly or insulting name you respond by saying, "I know you are, but what am I?" AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH Hilarious eh? I bet you never heard that one before. You should put it in your book!

Jason

Yes. That's excellent.

mr.negitive

these are fucking retarded, are you serious?

Jason

Very good! What is the occasion that you'd use this phrase though? Would it be a good phrase to use, perhaps, when being introduced to your girlfriend's family for the first time?

Chad

Is this gay or what? Who says this crap? the headline of this website should be... clever ways to prevent you from ever getting laid. how did I end up on this homosexual hangout site?

Jason

Another excellent suggestion, and if I might add, particularly witty! Chad, you're the man! I would suggest using your phrase when you fail to notice that 'humour' is being used on a weblog - it certainly had me smiling wryly to myself! I would - not meaning to be critical - try to make it a little 'snappier' or 'punchy' as it's a little wordy at present, and (this is just a personal view) a little less 'down' on homosexuals. I would build on the part about your unsuccessful romantic involvements with (I assume) members of the opposite sex wth whom an agreement of trust as to a mutual physical encounter might be reasonably expected, given the right conditions and a thorough health-check - and perhaps leave it at that. Less is more, but nevertheless a brave effort! Well done.

Mia

omfg thts retarded. u mst hav seriously bad taste or NO senc ov humour. was tht a joke?!

Andrea

these things really are NOT clever! damnit! get a life

AndyC

Now this is just a guess - but are any of these somewhat negative comments from.....Americans?

Rob

I've worked in the public history field for 19 years now, and have might suggest that you do a series of books for specific professions. It would be kind of like those thought-provoking Chicken Soup for the Book Lover's/Toll Booth Attendant's/Incurable Pedophile's Soul. (After all, you're writing a book anyway. you might as well write one for me while you're at it! AHAHAHAHA! I'm so clever!)

Here are some anecdotes from my own experiences.

Once, as I was painting a fence, someone came up to me and said, "Hey! Why don't you get Huck Finn to do that for you?!" Oh, we laughed and laughed at that one. And then I told him, "it was actually Tom Sawyer who pulled the fence trick, you dicknose!" And that just set us off again!

Oh, and there was the time that we had prepared a "typical" meal as a demonstration of 19th century foodways, when a visitor said, "Great! We're just in time for lunch!" Oh, holy crap, we just doubled over with laughter.

Jason

Rob, your comments and experience warm my heart, and are an inspiration to us all - well done. One of your stories, but I can't remember which one, reminded me of the time I was tending to my nephew's elbow (I think a sheep/goat/calf had roughly licked it, and it needed a new dressing) and he said "hey uncle, don't use mayonnaise!". It was actually TCP!!! I literally wet my pants I laughed so hard. The boy (Susie) went on to get much better, but ironically lost the arm the following year in a cycling accident. Talk about wasting my time!

Izzy

they're taking the michael you idiot

Amy

wot the hell is this site none of the comments are actually clever at all not even a bit some perhaps mildly amusing but seriously not clever at all ever!!!

Jason

an interesting point eloquently made. However, wasn't it Lionel Blair who said "cleverty is in the ear of the behester"? I don't care, but he probably thought it, which is even more important.

Jac

My - that was a refreshing read. Restores one's faith in human nature.

D [a] VIE

what a load of bollox, get a life mate or get laid

D [a] VIE

what a load of bollox, get a life mate or get laid

Jason

D [a] VIE - thanks for your suggestion, which has been carefully noted. But why choose when you can have BOTH?

Sarah

Oh what a fantastic site! How delightfully dry and witty. I am barely able to see through my tears of laughter. Keep it up sir! And to put to rest rumours that we all just don't get it(Andy C)I am from the U.S. Idiocy is Universal not just American =)

Bucaroo Kangaroo

HAHAHHAHAHA, this guy was serious? If someone was that moronic around me I'd punch 'em in their nose.

hayley

WOW....this is what decades without human contact with a pussy can do to you. this is when you would start paying for sex.

as a girl if a guy ever said any of those to me i would change my home adress and cell phone immediatly can you say CREEEEPPPYY

for the record i have no idea how i ended up on this site.

ethan rappaport

no offense but these jokes r just stupid

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