Cartoon characters are in mourning today, after it was announced that a significant number popular children’s TV characters The Mr. Men have died after an Airbus A340 they were travelling in en-route to the UK after a tour of Brazil crashed in the Amazon.
Posted: Jul 29th, 2011
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‘This bloke approaches the counter with a copy of the local paper,’ explained newsagent Dennis Wigley. ‘He handed me a fifty pence piece to pay for the paper and I handed over the penny change as usual, but then unthinkable happened – he actually asked me a question about the charity!’
Posted: Jul 29th, 2011
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Labour leader Ed Miliband is said to be ‘disappointed’ after waking up in hospital to find that doctors have been unable to remove his Balls.
Posted: Jul 28th, 2011
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Following the recent release of another Hollywood-blockbuster-based-on-a-comic-hero, Captain America, a studio mogul with MGM has revealed that writers have completely run out of inspiration and that there are no new ideas left.
Posted: Jul 28th, 2011
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Top-hatted mystery-solver extraordinaire, Professor Hershel Layton, has astounded fans of hand-hand console puzzle games by admitting that, despite his impressive track record in unravelling conundrums, he has yet to decipher the workings of his 1995 Hitachi AX-13 video cassette recorder.
Posted: Jul 28th, 2011
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