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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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3 days ago
IN PONDERING which fruit
most sounds like the breaking
of wind, the kumquat wins out
for me. I am, of course, happy
to be proven wrong
by any readers whose
knowledge of fruits is
greater than mine.
Derek Jeff-Derek,
Inham Nook

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3 days ago
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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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4 days ago
PEOPLE are often asked
what their dream job is. Mine
would be third choice goalkeeper
for a Premier League Team.
Getting paid a fair old wedge to sit
and watch football in great seats
while knowing there's not much
chance your boss is going to call on
you really ticks all my boxes. If this
magazine's editor happens to be in
contact with any managers, please
feel free to pass on my details. As
a sweetener, I'd do it for half the
money any top team's current third
choice keeper is on.
Adam, Manchester

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194 28 3 5
5 days ago
SCATTERING half a
teaspoon of dried chilli
flakes over a cut grapefruit
half and leaving it overnight
in the fridge will make the
grapefruit taste of chilli. So
don't do it.
Robert Canning
e-mail
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5 days ago
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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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6 days ago
CUT your takeaway pizza into
evenly sized slices by simply
locating its centre using a ruler and
compass, then dividing 360 by the
number of slices you want. This will
give you the number of degrees
each slice should measure at the
centre. Then use a protractor to
measure the degrees and a ruler to
ensure accurate cutting.
Chris Horsley, Barnsley

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1 week ago
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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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1 week ago
A letter from out of off of the new issue of Viz, accompanied by two (count 'em) pictures of the latest issue. At jaunty angles. And here is the letter. A-hem... "When he got his £80 million recording contract back in 2002, Robbie Williams famously shouted "I'm rich beyond my wildest dreams". I don't know what his 'wildest dreams' entailed, but I'm surprised they involved selling catfood a quarter of a century down the line. Mike Tatham, Dundee'

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1 week ago
HOW COME mouldy
bread is bad for you
but blue cheese, which is
riddled with the stuff, is
okay? It seems to me
like it's one rule for
Rhizopus stolonifer and
another for Penicillium
roqueforti.
Eldon Furse, email

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1 week ago
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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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1 week ago
VISITORS to Tipperary. Do us all
a favour by not whistling, singing
or otherwise making any fecking
reference to the one song you know
about Tipperary. And besides, by
the time you get to Main Street,
it's not actually a long way, is it?
P O'L, Tipperary

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1 week ago
WRITING in 4th century
Greece, Hippocrates suggested
that illness and disease were caused
or transmitted by noxious vapours,
and this was accepted as medical
fact until the late 19th century
when Louis Pasteur and others
provided alternative explanations
which finally discredited the idea.
However, I would caution anyone in
my house who is reading this not
to enter my water closet for the
next half hour just in case he was
right after all.
Professor Dave, Cape Cod

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1 week ago
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1 week ago
LIKE MOST people at
the moment, my gas and
electricity bills are sky high. I for
one am certainly intending to use
as much as I can in order to get my
money's worth.
Jane Hoole Garner, St Ives

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184 33 1 1
1 week ago
APPARENTLY, the only
person who displays no number
plates on their car is the King of
England himself, in which case I
have just seen Charles Ill parking
his Vauxhall Corsa at Hillingdon
underground station. He looked
much younger than I'd anticipated,
and his language was a little coarse
when I asked for his autograph.
"Fuck off, knob" is a little unseemly
for a ruling monarch in my view. But
it was still very exciting to meet the
great man in person.
Neal Bircher, Uxbridge

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329 54 4 2
1 week ago

Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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2 weeks ago
HOW COME no one ever
farts on ITV's Tipping Point?
There's been so many episodes of it,
surely someone must have dropped
their guts on it at least once. I wonder
if they put corks up the contestants'
arses to stop them from trumping
during the show, or something.
David Wardle, Manchester

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81 8 5 0
2 weeks ago
RUIN the reputation of a new co-
worker by starting to steal from
colleagues and leaving massive
shits unflushed in the works toilets
soon after they arrive, and then
refraining from these activities
whenever they are off.
Mike Tatham, St. Andrews

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141 21 1 1
2 weeks ago
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Read thousands of definitions in the 700-page Roger’s Profanisaurus: Turtleshead Revisited — Viz’s biggest ever encyclopaedia of bad language (and a great table-leveller). A perfect gift for yourself or someone you vaguely like.

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23 3 0 2
2 weeks ago
I HAD a look at the Periodic
Table the other day and
Christ, what a load of rubbish.
Who's ever heard of Molybdenum
or Astatine or Hafnium? Come
on scientists, stick to everyday
elements that we are all familiar
with, like wood, glass and sand.
Ben Nunn, Caterham

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2 weeks ago
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33 2 0 0
2 weeks ago
DURING dinner at a restaurant
recently I told the waiter,
"l'd
like a glass of water, please.
" Imagine
my surprise when he simply nodded,
then replied "Still?' The idea that
I would have inexplicably changed
my mind about this drink order just
seconds after making it seemed so
ridiculous that I decided not to leave
him a tip.
T Ellen, London

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271 50 3 1
2 weeks ago
SHOPLIFTERS. Don't get caught
out with badly planned shopping
excursions. Visit your local Police
Constabulary website where you
can see at a glance which shops
have the worst CCTV.
Mikey B, Newark

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116 16 1 0
2 weeks ago
THEY say a bad workman
always blames his tools. But
they also say that a workman is
only as good as the tools he uses.
I've just put some shelves up on the
wonk, and I don't know whether I
can blame my tools or not.
Thanston Crabb, Wisbech

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97 13 3 1
3 weeks ago
IF you accidentally shrink
a top in the wash, all is
not lost. Simply pass on
the item in question to a
smaller friend, and then
phone up a larger friend
to see if they have made
a similar mistake.
Rasputin Cronkite, Leeds

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249 39 1 4
3 weeks ago
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39 3 0 1
3 weeks ago
HADRIAN'S Wall was built
to keep the Scots out of the
Empire, but the Romans could have
saved themselves a lot of time and
money by not building it. I'm not sure
how high it is, but last week in Tenerife,
I saw five drunken Glaswegian blokes
climb at least twenty-five foot to their
balcony on account of they'd lost the
key to their hotel room.
Robert Greaves, London

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119 12 0 0
3 weeks ago
How is that tea tastes nice, biscuits taste nice, and biscuits dipped in tea taste nice, but that sludge you get at the bottom of a cup of tea tastes like sick? Perhaps the so-called "experts" can stop whining about global warming for five minutes and explain that one. David Milner, Durham

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164 23 5 0
3 weeks ago
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