humour

This is probably very unfair, but it started my day with a laugh.

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With thanks to I Think I Believe

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Shamelessly stolen from the splendid PamBG

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I got this from BanksyBoy. Apparently the success of The King’s Speech has led to it being remade for a US audience. The trailer has just been released…

As Banksy says, it’s a soft target. But it still made me laugh.

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OK. Cheap shots are easy. But it gave me a smile nonetheless.
One day a florist went to a barber for a haircut. After the cut, he asked about his bill, and the barber replied, ‘I cannot accept money from you, I’m doing community service this week.’ The florist was pleased and left the shop. [...]

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Dave Faulkner: a child’s response to the offer of communion

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via Andrew Brown

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You’ve got to laugh…
From Pithless Thoughts via Lansbury’s Lido

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This is a reblog

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sarchasm (n): The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn’t get it.
[With thanks to regular commenter Pam]

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I’ve linked this before, but it still gives me a laugh.
In The Know: Has Halloween Become Overcommercialized?

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Thanks to Bishop Alan for the smile

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Shamelessly stolen from xenos theology, to whom thanks:
A calvinist arrives at Heaven’s gates and sees that there are two queues going in. One is marked “predestined,” and the other is marked “free will.” Being a good calvinist he wanders over to the predestined line. After a few minutes an angel asks [...]

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Bishop Alan gives us an introduction to the Hungarian language. Who’d have thought that reading blogs could be so educational? And who would have guessed that the Church of England has Hungarian-speaking bishops? Now if only I could work out the difference between barásnak and baráshoz, I’m sure I’d be a better, more rounded, [...]

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More gentle humour from Dave Walker

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This is getting to be a habit. Dave Walker reveals why 20% of the people do 80% of the work.

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This seemed curiously appropriate. Enjoy Monty Python close to its best.

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Dave Walker does it again.

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Dave Walker just keeps coming up with great stuff!

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