Mr. Wiggles is currently moonlighting as god, with disasterous consequences.  

I saw this video over at Phil Plait’s Bad Astronomy blog and had to put it on here. It like the day only its night. Awesome. No Aliens were used in the making of this video, only big bolders of ice and rock and space stuff.

So I kind of dropped the ball on Friday with the whole Friday comic thing. It’s all been a bit crazy at work and then to top it off our internet at home has been playing up. Anyway here is a comic on Monday instead. It’s very good and well worth the wait;   You’ll [...]

I heard a rather frustrating radio broadcast a while ago on BBC Essex and sent them an email to complain. Here is the correspondence; I recently took the time to tune into the BBC Essex Mid Morning programme on which there was a segment about the mystical practice of Reiki. In this segment the Reiki [...]

These past few weeks I have been enjoying a new sceptical podcast called The Pod Delusion. For those of you that don’t already know The Pod Delusion “is a podcast about interesting things. From scepticism to lefty liberal things” it is brought to you by James O’Malley and has regular commentators like Crispian Jago, Simon [...]

John Denham, the communities secretary, has said that the values of Christians, Muslims and other religions were essential in building a “progressive society” and has revealed that a new panel of religious experts has been set up to advise the Government on public policy. First of all there is nothing progressive about religion; it is [...]

This week it’s Jesus and Mo, despite a recent controversial spruce up to the look of the comic the new look still retains the charm of the old and I’m sure will continue to have the excellent scripts that have made it so popular.

Controversy this week as leading graphologist Elaine Quigley, revealed that Gordon Brown harboured a deep desire to kill puppies. Graphology is the controversial practice of taking someone’s handwriting and subjecting it to a magnifying glass like the ones detectives use to reveal hidden desires and personality traits. In an article for BBC online Magazine Elaine, [...]

I first fell in love with xkcd when I saw the correlation strip and it keeps blowing me away three times a week. So the first comic in my Friday comic feature has to be from xkcd.  

… d’ya know what I mean? And Ronnie Bruce‘s Typography isn’t bad either.