Lifted

At first glance, you could be forgiven for thinking that this is just an ordinary lift.

Actually, because it's to be found in the library at Stanford University, we'd better refer to it as an elevator.

But it's not quite what it seems.

According to Jon C, it's the radical new design for Dr Who's TARDIS.

Trust deed

Here in Leeds we consider ourselves very fortunate to have several fantastic hospitals at our disposal in the heart of our city. One of them, St James's, better known to most of us as Jimmy's, is the largest teaching hospital in Europe.

With a name like that, the hospital is very careful with the correct placement of its apostrophe. And I'm particularly pleased that it has never resorted to calling itself St James', although many people do so.

But someone must have taken their apostrophic eye off the ball on this occasion.

Thighs matters

Spotted and photographed the other day at the Spar store in Ringsend, Dublin by Brian Daly and reported in The Daily Edge.

OK, I'll take a pair of silky soft ones with a slight sheen please.

I wonder if they're Pretty Polly's?

Your inconsistency

One of those unsolicited emails that comes along every so often whose sole purpose, or so it seems, is simply to annoy you.

First of all, your inconsistency with your your and your you're is too much to bear.

Let me explain?

You don't actually explain anything. All you do is repeat the headline.

Two products that allows...? Comma instead of a full stop? Its so simple?

Everyone. Really? Everyone?

No, no, no, ProductTesting.UK

Your (or, as you would say, you're) client, Santander: Driven to do better?

Driven to distraction, more like.

Happy Hamukkah

A seasonal contribution today from Janis Ian's Facebook Page via Dennis A.

No one seems to be offering any information about where it was spotted so I'm hoping it's a spoof.

If not, then you're idiots, whoever you are.

And you have so little respect you can't even be bothered to check the correct spelling of Chanukkah.