The Executioner
The Block, Axe and Executioner's Mask, from 'London Pictures: Drawn with Pen and Pencil', lithograph by Rev. Richard Lovett, 1890
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Happy Holidays from the Nerds
Happy Travels from C.S. Hughes, Tralfamadore
Still shining bright, from Neil Kemp, Margate, UK
Merry Merry Merry Christmas from Eddie Boverington, Clapham, UK
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Sad And Lonely At Christmas? At Least You’re Not This Guy!
Ah, Christmas, such a wonderful time of the year. Though some people find it terrible, especially if they are sad or alone, haunted by memories of easily broken poorly made wooden toys from Formosa, disappointi... Read More...
Richard III Takes on Donald Trump
The New Yorker's Alex Siquig has written the hilarious Ask King Richard III: A Political Advice Column, where American Presidential candidates seek Richard's advice. Our favourite:
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How To Discover Your Secret Jedi Name!
Follow the instructions in the poster above, and learn your secret Jedi name you will! Beware of the Dark Side, uncouth and barbaric on the tongue it is! Share your name below or on the Nerdalicious Faceboo... Read More...
Exterminate Your Woes And Worries With The Dalek Relaxation Tape
Imagine you are in a soothing pool of unidentified gelatinous goo, on a tropical island somewhere, possibly surrounded by a crawling red weed. The perfect time to enjoy the strenulating strains and slightly dub... Read More...
Cromwell’s Lament
Picture: Thomas Cromwell by David Levine. Originally appeared in The New York Review of Books, April 6, 1978, accompanying The New History of England.
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A Call For Grand Emojis
We all know what emoticons and emojis are, they are the cute little images that are part of operating systems and social media, a succinct way of expressing a feeling or reaction, or strung together, symbols th... Read More...
A to Z of The Tudors
Apothecary: a box of leeches
Beheading: not talking roses here!
Castration: detachment of a useful appendage
Diplomacy: war postponement
Execution: dying in public
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