Things that are also other Things
Sprouts: the only vegetable that is also a verb.
Anthony Flew: the only philosopher whose name is also a sentence.
I could do this all day, but I don’t think I will.
iCock / Truth in Advertising
Behold, the absurdly hyperbolic, masturbatory advertainment featurette for the ‘iPad’, which is like a giant iPhone that isn’t a phone, an iPod that doesn’t play music, a laptop without a keyboard, and some other fancy stuff you didn’t know could fill a hole in your life that a multinational corporation have just dug and convinced you it’s always been there. Watching this advert, you’d think that Apple have just invented the wheel, the printing press; discovered fire, penicillin, electricity and radio; sent the first astronauts to the moon and found a way for human beings to lick their own elbows, in a single afternoon. Read more…
Death, by Chocolate
Like all Englishmen, I presume, I am reacting to the news of a prospective takeover of Cadbury by an American-owned company, with a sense of enormous trepidation, abject panic and intolerable despair. Read more…
When hearts attack.
Excuse me, can I interest you in a free Healthy Heart Check? It’ll only take five minutes of your time.
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Look at the Size of This
So there’s been a lot of this white stuff falling from the sky recently, and now it’s stuck to the ground and showing no intentions of going anywhere. Here I am as I walk through some of it, with a triumphant scarf and face that expresses resistance and determination:
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Post Rating
It is now possible to rate my postings, using the universally recognised “star” system, whereby you judge each post as worth of a certain number of stars from 1 – 5; 1 being bad, 5 being super-good. To use this system, simply click on the title of the post you are reading, then select the number of stars of your choice, from just beneath the title. I can’t imagine why you wouldn’t want to do that. For every single post The OPINION has ever seen.
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Now playing: Philip Jeck – PS Two
via FoxyTunes
Troubled Beginning to New Decade for Local Aquatic Population
Happy new oh dear. Behold the sudden temporary accommodation for John Locke, Benjamin Linus and Jacob:
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Human Pyramids: A Comparative Study.
Today we are going to study the human pyramid and what it means. Here is a typical example of a human pyramid taken from the first page of a google image search:
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Spoken For.
First they came for the mime artists,
but I didn’t speak up, because I was a mime artist.
Then they came for the chainsaw jugglers,
but I didn’t speak up, because I was juggling chainsaws and needed to concentrate.
Then they came for the chainsaw-juggling Trappist monks,
but I didn’t speak up, because I was a Trappist monk, juggling chainsaws, and not only did I need to concentrate on said juggling but also if I had spoken up, this would have been a violation of my holy vows.
Then they came specifically for me,
but I didn’t speak up because they were actually very attractive and I wanted to go with them anyway. Also, I honestly believed up until this point that I was the only chainsaw-juggling, mime artist Trappist monk in the world, and that’s a very lonely existence.

Any questions?