Zombie

you do the dusting and I’ll have the cake Oh, wait… You can have the cake and I’ll help with the dusting

bye!

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‘cept for the rookies *SWIPE*

me too *SNATCH!*

who’d have thought Clo could once have been so sweet and good

According to Realtor.com, around a third of homebuyers said they would buy a haunted house if it had a lower price, a bigger kitchen, or was located in a better neighbourhood this looks just the ticket…

Downton Abbey - in French The YouTube algorithm has just given me the whole of series 1 dubbed into French. Normally I’d prefer subtitles for foreign language movies and TV shows but maybe not when it’s done as well as this - each voice sounds pretty much like the original actors

US state sports California surfing - duh Hawaii surfing - ditto Maryland Jousting - Whaaat?!?! Oh, wait… yeah, on second thoughts it totally makes sense….

View HTML on iPad/iPhone Want to view webpage HTML code on your iPad or iPhone? AppleToolBox explains how: https://appletoolbox.com/how-to-view-webpage-html-source-codes-on-ipad-iphone-no-app-required/ It worked a treat for my iPad 6 which wouldn’t display a trader’s product details correctly and this “hack”, now I’ve set it up, means all I have to do to view HTML for any webpage is click Bookmark, then Show source code (new Favourite) et voila! So if anyone else has any tips or tricks for their kit then post ‘em here

it never ends well for bugs

bad bear

cute bow

maybe not but the penguin is already plotting its next Easter Egg heist

The Bayeux Tapestry #1 it’s not a tapestry* #2 it wasn’t made in Bayeux The 230 foot long “storyboard” of the famous Battle of Hastings in 1066 is not mentioned in any historical records until 400 years after it was made (shortly after the battle) when it is listed in a 1476 inventory of Bayeux Cathedral in France, but it was probably made in Canterbury, England, by Anglo-Saxon women who were renowned for the quality of their work #3 the comet shown in one of the panels is in fact Halley’s Comet, a periodic comet predicted by Edmund Halley (using Newton’s laws of gravity) to return in 1758, which it did. Sadly, he never saw it (he died in 1742) but he did get the honour of the most famous comet in history being named after him *it’s an embroidery

poor kitty’s still constipated give it some prunes

maybe you two should sit down and resolve your differences with a calm + sensible discussion

…said the sly duck

plotting something

sniff sniff squirt SNATCH!

cute LBO

but Chris is running TOWARDS you

oh Mademoiselle Whiplash cherche des victimes