From the Penny Illustrated Paper, deep in the archives of The British Library's newspaper collection, we learn that not much has changed in 100 years: angry suffragettes and ill-tempered husbands!
From the paper's "Humour" column:
From the Penny Illustrated Paper, deep in the archives of The British Library's newspaper collection, we learn that not much has changed in 100 years: angry suffragettes and ill-tempered husbands!
From the paper's "Humour" column:
It's like "Andy Capp", but without the pictures.
My theory is that the writers for Everybody Loves Raymond are immortal.
Yes, and their busts are on the shelf next to Homer, et al.
And - somehow - the bust of Aristotle is gazing lovingly on all of them, contemplating how they brought their respective literary genres to perfection.
Yes. Women are screeching harridans. Nothing ever changes.
They were so quaint back in June 18, 2009.
Wow, I didn't realize Playboy's Party Jokes had such a long and glorious history.