As Hardy said, life is basically tragic with comic overtones.
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About Me
- Steerforth
- Lewes, East Sussex, England
- This is supposed to be a blog about books, but something went wrong...
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- A Penguin a Week
- Bookseller Crow
- Branches and Rain
- Caustic Cover Critic
- Chris Neill's Dirty Kitchen
- Christopher Butler
- Cultural Snow
- Desperate Reader
- Economy Custard
- Gaskella
- Grey Area
- Hats-n-Rabbits
- James Russell
- John Self
- Mrs Trefusis
- Ms Baroque
- Oliver's Poetry
- Peter Sipe
- The Art of Words
- The Dabbler
- The Dusty Bookcase
- The Poet Laura-eate
- Thomas at My Porch/Hogglestock
- zmkc
Blog Archive
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2008
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July
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- Overheard on a train...
- Freaky Dancing
- Naming and shaming
- United we stand...
- I have seen Treebeard!
- Separated at birth?
- Nina Bawden
- What next?
- Time for Some Campaigning...
- The Green Light
- School Sports Day
- Rum, Sodomy and the Lash
- Personal Services Required
- The Schlock of the New
- Court Short
- Good news is no news
- Nigel Balchin
- The cost of living
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3 comments:
I particularly like the use of the apostrophe in the word DOES, which I don't think I've ever seen before, even in our apostrophe-happy society.
I don't see how the preposition 'up' works here...
He clearly knows how to have a good time though.
Not just any w***ker, but an M&S w***ker!
Clearly the red mist in front of her eyes has obscured her ability to punctuate, poor cow.
Bet she'd like to punctuate *him* though.
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