More random news than you can fit on a biscuit and dunk in your tea
This week’s 7 Questions is with a visitor to Earth Lex Kepler, who is currently in America studying human interactions. We can only assume that she did not come in via any airport, and didn’t come the the UK because of impending “issues” with freedom of movement. No aliens for us.
Yup, as you know we like to start the week with a mystery, and our friends Feathers and Toast are happy to oblige. All you need to do is guess what it is, and post your answer in the comments. If you win, Tallulah will perform the mime of your choosing.*
To celebrate International Women’s Day,* a bronze statue of a little girl, hands on hips, facing down the mighty bull has appeared. Originally only billed to remain for a week, there has been a cry for her to become permanent. Officials have already bowed to pressure from the public and
It’s that time of the week again, when we confront you with a mystery. Our friends at Feathers and Toast produce a weekly mystery mime, and if you are clever enough to guess correctly, the Tallulah will perform the mime of your choosing.* No-one guessed last week’s mime, so there were
Grumpy Badger guides are going to be a new section of Newsnibbles, where Badger will write “How To” guides on request. Having mentioned to several friends that I have now inadvertently ended up editing not one, but TWO erotica novels, (not on purpose, not my genre of choice, I did
