There was an foolish man and an hairy man and they were in the lab at midnight. They were mucking about with magnets and retorts and galvanometers and Coddington lenses. Neither the foolish man nor the hairy man was authorised … Continue reading
L’homme qui grogne was, and possibly still is, the French counterpart of the Grunty Man. History tells us that he was active in the countryside around Avignon during the period when it was the seat of the Papacy, that is … Continue reading
There is a glade in the woods where, once, gravediggers gathered of an evening when their day’s digging was done, and so it is known as Gravediggers’ Glade. They came directly from their graveyards, and brought their spades with them, … Continue reading
“Drink Ye Every One The Waters Of His Own Cistern, Until I Come And Take You Awayâ€. As we have learned, this was the title of a song written by the out of print pamphleteer Dobson, one of several appalling … Continue reading