Trafalgar

You’ve probably seen this but here it is again, courtesy of Mad Piper:

Nelson: “Order the signal, Hardy.”
Hardy: “Aye, aye sir.”
Nelson: “Hold on, that’s not what I dictated to Flags. What’s the meaning of this?”
Hardy: “Sorry sir?”

Train quiz

1. Which Bond movie ended on a train?
2. Who wrote The Railway Children?
3. What’s the largest railway station in the world?
4. What year was Strangers on a Train?
5. Which train features in Bram Stoker’s Dracula, ending in Paris?
Answers: Live and Let Die, Edith Nesbit, Grand Central, 1951, Orient Express

Gallery #9

Women on bicycles #313

Last in this series.  Thanks for your indulgence and bye for now …

Thought for the day

Is the well-heeled greenie not unlike Marie Antoinette, tending her washed (and “heavily perfumed“) sheep in a sylvan fantasy?
[Sackerson]

Women on bicycles #312

2nd last entry in the current series

Whom do you write like?

Have you ever wondered whom you write like? Xensen has this nifty “I write like” engine, where you insert your text and it analyses which author you are closest to. Either take it with a grain of salt or believe it, as you will.
I put in various fragments of Dark Logic and it [...]

Well worth a read today

#  The Quiet Man on the various acronyms in the UK
#  Blognor Regis and Man Widdicombe on cycling dangers
#  IPJ with more of the good oil

People in the news quiz

See how you go on these recent names:
1. The banker caught looking at pics of Miranda Kerr
2.  The woman who urinated on the war memorial
3. The cat in the bin woman
4. The UK prisons minister
5. The Jackson Hole conference boss
Answers: David Kiely, Wendy Lewis, Mary Bale, Crispin Blunt, Ben Bernanke

Women [not quite] on bicycles #311

3rd last in the current series

Women on bicycles #310

Fourth last in this series:

Women on tricycles #309