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 Sydney Morning Herald | Famous last words: a story of remorse and gallows humour Sydney Morning Herald Gallows humour is common. Carpenter Raymond Bailey, hanged on June 24, 1958, for shooting dead three strangers in the Australian outback, smilingly chided his warders to ''Get a move on, I haven't much time.'' Others seem impatient to meet their fate. |
Eurovision Humour: our predictions for tonight Times of Malta Disclaimer: if you forgot to pack your sense of humour today, maybe it's better to skip straight to the next one... 13:00: Panic buying hits the Monti in Valletta as housewives try to get their paws on the last boxful of KISS flourescent g-strings. |
Pain and humour Forfar Today This is a visceral look at the pains and glories of drunkenness and all the humour, horror, hope and devastation it can bring. Drawn from the short stories and poems of cult American writer Charles Bukowski, Barflies is a rumbustious encounter with his ... |
 Musicrooms.net | David Jason: American Only Fools and Horses will not work Musicrooms.net By Anthony Lund on 05/02/2012 The star of the British sitcom has said he doesn't think the humour will travel across the pond. Sir David Jason believes that a planned US remake of Only Fools and Horses will fail. ABC are planning a remake of the ... David Jason moves behind the camera Sir David Jason directing BBC One sitcom pilot David Jason suggests 'Only Fools and Horses' US remake won't work |
 Queen's Journal | Horror, humour and headless royals Queen's Journal The chemistry between the cast is obvious, which helps ground the over-the-top style of humour. Sharply contrasting in tone and style is Malignant, a silent piece choreographed and directed by Lauren De Vries. The play is visceral — the set's ... |
 The F1 Times | (Humour) Ferrari unveil their new car The F1 Times Ferrari unveil their new car! Wait, what? OMG! But they already did that back in the 90's… Is it just me or the F1 grid this year will be full of FIAT MULTIPLA? This article has been posted under 'Humour' - the views within do not necessarily ... |
 Telegraph.co.uk | Expats miss Britain's countryside even more than its sense of humour Telegraph.co.uk The British countryside is the thing most expats miss about home - followed by the country's sense of humour and pubs, a new survey claims. By Richard Alleyne Those living in the desert landscape of the United Arab Emirates long for the British ... IT'S NOT PUBS OR HUMOUR EXPATS MISS MOST... BUT THE COUNTRYSIDE Expats 'miss countryside most' UK expats miss pubs and countryside more than the NHS, survey suggests |
Saucy postcards reinvented for home The Press Association Ian Wallace, who owns the company, said he hoped to capitalise on the global regard for the British sense of humour. "In these difficult times it does everyone good to have a laugh and we can inspire them to do so," he predicted. |
 The Press | Anarchy and good humour at Marryatt protest The Press BIG NUMBERS: More than 1000 protesters have turned up to the Anti-Christchurch City Council rally. YEAH, RIGHT: A protester's sign directed at Christchuch City Council chief executive Tony Marryatt. UNDER WAY: The crowd listens in as the protest is ... |
Humour and charm of Austen's finest women This is Gloucestershire AS the winter nights draw in, programmes such as Downton Abbey, Wuthering Heights and Great Expectations provide great escapism from the doom and gloom of the weather outside. Following the recent trend for these period dramas, The Roses is bringing a ... |
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