Psience Quest

A nice example of political pomposity being pricked, from the BBC:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politic...-statement

(2018-07-03, 02:25 PM)Chris Wrote: [ -> ]A nice example of political pomposity being pricked, from the BBC:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-politic...-statement

Even Siri recognises that Williamson is a Dick.

John Cleese explains why he is leaving the UK and has hysterics when Emily Maitlis suggests that the public's trust in the press is so low because the press is doing such a good job:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertainm...-for-nevis

To complement the discussion about Sudden Savant Syndrome, our new Foreign Secretary has discovered Sudden Idiot Syndrome:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-4500532...s-japanese

Some unusual British humour that makes people’s day brighter. 

This isn't really humour, but rather than starting another thread ...

Does anyone know - who was visiting the Parapsychology Library, and where was it located?

[Image: ParapsychologyLibrary.jpg]

More political humour, from Sir Vince Cable, desperately trying to attract some attention by describing Brexit as an "erotic spasm" - heavily trailed ahead of his speech - and instead coming out with "exotic spresm":
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics...39191.html

(2018-09-02, 01:39 PM)Chris Wrote: [ -> ]This isn't really humour, but rather than starting another thread ...

Does anyone know - who was visiting the Parapsychology Library, and where was it located?

[Image: ParapsychologyLibrary.jpg]

Just in case anyone was wondering, it was Doctor Who's companion Jamie (played by Frazer Hines), in the 1968 adventure "The Wheel in Space".

(2018-09-18, 05:26 PM)Chris Wrote: [ -> ]Just in case anyone was wondering, it was Doctor Who's companion Jamie (played by Frazer Hines), in the 1968 adventure "The Wheel in Space".

I had gotten a strong Doctor Who vibe but had no idea as to character/episode.

More like scary funny. Like "Hey, you'll be safe, you're with the trainer".