I’ve been guilty of a bit of hyperbole. Last year, when this blog was in its salad days, I drew a lovely little cartoon. This one, in fact. I must admit, it made me chuckle at the time. I might even have hooted. But after I’d patiently filled in all the colours and that I [...]
Archive for the ‘the name Roderick’ Category
Fool-proof Search Engine Optimisation
Posted in blame Google, crushing disappointment, The funniest cartoon ever, the name Roderick on June 10, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Glad That’s All Cleared Up, Then
Posted in Ratan Tata, The funniest cartoon ever, the name Roderick on April 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
A poll carried out on this blog has determined that the name Roderick is funnier than the name Ratan Tata. The number of respondents reached double figures, which I reckon is quite definitive. Good news for Rodericks everywhere, I think. I always like it when people in sitcoms are called Graham. Imagine how many Rodericks will [...]
Sort It, Now!
Posted in Ratan Tata, the name Roderick on April 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Right, you’ve got one more day to sort out, ONCE AND FOR ALL, which is the funniest name – Roderick or Ratan Tata. Get voting. NOW! I did not do an April Fool today, as I was abducted by aliens. Ha! April Fool! I wasn’t really.
Which Is Funnier? The Name Ratan Tata Or The Name Roderick?
Posted in Ratan Tata, The funniest cartoon ever, the name Roderick on March 26, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Here is the cartoon again, as promised, but this time with the name Ratan Tata replacing the name Roderick. Please click on the vote panel and put the whole Ratan Tata/Roderick question to bed, once and for all. Thank you.
Sheep: An Explanation
Posted in Fat Brian, George Clooney, Ratan Tata, sheep, the name Roderick on March 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I have had a number of comments about what I billed as the funniest cartoon in the world (which appears below, unless you’re reading this a week or two from now, in which case you’ll have to click on “Older Posts”). A few, but by all means not all, of you said they disagreed with [...]
