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Archive 3

Cake Rage

"Semi-automatic pastry..."

What Do Your Keys Say About You?

Keyreading for beginners

Barney's Magic Wonder Show

A review

The Sandwich Advisor

The National Sandwich Hotline

Springboard to the Stars

Project Pogo

A Very Local Paper

The word on the street

more...

YouTube: Teaching Carrots to Fly
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Kicking and Screaming

Prologue: Peanuts

You Don't Have to be Mad to Work Here...

Machiavelli Management Solutions

The Bleeding Obvious

Exploding Dogs

Baby's First Swear

Scrufty's Magic Juju Shop

Pigmongering

Empire of the Flowers

Scumm

Mrs Wilberforce and the River

Epilogue: Persons Unknown


Archive 1

February 2001
- July 2003

It's a Fact

"Hello, my name is Donald Fact..."

Know Your Birds

"Modern day bird warfare..."


Random Kevin

"...abuse and ridicule in the comfort of your own home..."

Dougal Fridgely

"The discovery of Mr Dougal Fridgely..."

more...

Animals
Professional Scarer
Arty Tomatoes
more
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HSE

New directives from the Health and Safety Executive dictate that, henceforth, all tradesmen should be equipped with rubber tools to reduce the risk of serious accidents in the workplace. This means that employers will have to supply their staff with specially approved bendy chisels and floppy hacksaws before the commencement of any work. The new regulations have already come in for much criticism, and are currently being reviewed following an accident in which a joiner was left comatose when a rubber hammer bounced back and hit him in the forehead.


Aug 2003 -
Jan 2006

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Gentlemen's Etiquette

"A gentleman never fouls himself upwind of a waitress..."


Fatquake

"The world's fattest man suffered a fatal earthquake in the early hours of the morning..."

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Invitation to a Monks' Tea Party

"...dedicated to St Jemima of the Holy Rock, the patron saint of gravel..."

10 Things You Never Knew About Frogs

"Frogs can jump ten times their own bodyweight..."

Death Doom and Disaster
Goldilocks and the Free Bears
Tall Stories
Scandal
Self-diagnosis tool
Hypnosis
Tigers
PEP
A Day in the Life Medical Glossary Farm Machinery
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