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Scientists Finally Discover The Greatest Mystery Of The Ocean Depths

C S Hughes April 15, 2014

The classic line from 2001 A Space Odyssey, “My God, it’s full of stars,” resounds with awe and majesty at...

C S Hughes April 10, 2014

The Ministry Of Silly Walks is a sketch from episode 14 of the first season of Monty Python’s Flying Circus,...

C S Hughes February 16, 2014

Thanks to a new browser plug-in, Australians no longer have to be inadvertently exposed to the grim and unpleasant face...

C S Hughes February 2, 2014

C S Hughes January 29, 2014

You’ve heard of Forbes, it’s a magazine about money, business, wealth, a magazine about the obscenely rich for those who...

C S Hughes January 5, 2014

David Waddell, Councilman in the small town of Indian Trail, North Carolina, has caused some controversy with a resignation letter...

Olga Hughes December 25, 2013

Happy Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Happy Turkey Day, Happy Hobbit Eve, Happy Holidays from Nerdalicious. May the hair on your toes...

C S Hughes December 24, 2013

Bon Bons or Christmas Crackers are tinsel coloured paper tubes that explode in a whiff of brimstone when pulled apart,...

C S Hughes October 17, 2013

Richard Scarry’s Naughty Bunny is a children’s book, published by Golden Press, Sydney, in 1974, by arrangement with Western Publishing...

C S Hughes September 28, 2013

It is said speculation is the spice on the lumpy porridge of history. Satire is the plums. History itself is...