In the finest tradition of the bestselling Please Take Advantage of the Chambermaid and The World’s Stupidest Signs, here is an even more astonishing collection. More of the World’s Stupidest Signs. Hunting far and wide, fearless researchers have gathered the silliest instructions, the most bizarre translations, ludicrous announcements and ridiculous memos from offices, hotels, road…
A Christmas festivity gift solution! More of the world’s best media rubbish, including: The stupidest quiz show answers The worst misprints The most pretentious writers The silliest actors Paperback Book has 96 Pages and is in Good Used Condition
Christine Hamilton knows a Battleaxe when she sees one But those expecting the sour stereotype – erascible, granite-featured, humourless harridans – are in for a sparkling surprise. This bevy of British Battleaxes brims with bonhomie and wit. From Queen Boadicea to Queen Victoria (who was amused from time to time); from Nancy Astor (‘Of course…
Porridge: The Scripts Book by Dick Clement and Ian La Frenais Hardback Book has 416 numbered pages and is in good used condition
Step into the chaotic world of the Music Programme with Paul Micou’s engaging novel, where the stakes are high and the characters are anything but ordinary. As the U.S. Congressional envoy Charles ‘Crack’ McCray approaches, the employees at Timbali headquarters scramble to maintain their funding and sanity. Follow Dr. Humphrey Lloyd, the English assistant to…
Discover the whimsical world of “How to be an Alien,” a delightful handbook by George Mikes that offers a humorous take on the quirks of British life. This 1973 reprint from Penguin Books features charming illustrations by Nicolas Bentley, making it not just a read, but a visual treat as well. With 88 pages of…
John Lucas traces most troubles in the garden back to that regrettable incident in the Garden of Eden. If only that fruit from the tree of knowledge had been smitten by a severe attack of codling moth, scab or mildew, the world might be a very different place. But the fruit was tasted and enjoyed,…