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The Perils and Poulders of British Summer Weather: A Personal Account

The Perils and Poulders of British Summer Weather: A Personal Account By Callum Barrington – The Daily Antic (UK) If you’re planning a picnic or even just a stroll through Regents Park,

A Brief History of Penguin Misadventures

A Brief History of Penguin Misadventures An anthology of slippery, waddling blunders from the ice floe to the city street, served with a spoonful of chortles and a splash of gin. 1.

The Curious Case of the Thesaurus Conspiracy

The Curious Case of the Thesaurus Conspiracy by Penelope P. Sarcastic, Daily Skewer, 12 February 2026 A Polysyllabic Puzzle In the quiet town of Fairford, rumours swirl that the beloved “Oxford Handbook of Synonyms & Clichés”

Why Do We Still Use the Porpoise in Bad Puns?

Why Do We Still Use the Porpoise in Bad Puns? A light‑hearted inquiry into Britain’s persistent affection for a male‑friendly mammal. If you’ve ever taken a bite of a witty one‑liner (or

The Distress of Buying Butter Cubes at the Supermarket

The Distress of Buying Butter Cubes at the Supermarket If you think the UK is all rain, rain, and that we’re perpetually trying to keep the coffee warmer than the ice‑cream,

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