Monthly Archives: March 2012
This afternoon’s weather justified carrying round an unbrella all day (photo)
The massive downpour this afternoon easily justified carrying round an umbrella all morning. Just before 1pm there were a few drops, and then the rain bucketed down. Turning gutters into rivers, overflowing onto footpaths when cars went past. And by … Continue reading
Electrolux new power razor, for that stubborn beard (photo)
Leaving the building I noticed this box waiting for someone to collect it. And was slightly shocked. I didn’t realise that Electrolux had gone into the power razor business! But what a razor it must be, coming in a box … Continue reading
Auntie Histamine (cartoon)
Doesn’t everyone have an aunt that is a little larger than life?
Robot (unfinished) (cartoon)
A robot waiting for its arm to be finished, the connecting cables just dangling. (One of my recent experiments into producing coloured cartoons.)
Oh, no, it’s a Dos Attack! (cartoon)
Look out! There’s someone wielding a 5 1/2 inch diskette! Don’t let it anywhere near your computer!
The latest campaign to stop an oppressive regime? #EndRoadwork
Walking past UTS today I was confronted by this sign in the middle of the foot path. Is this a part of a protest movement against another oppressive regime? Another cause they we should all be standing up in support … Continue reading
Sheltering from the rain, while waiting for a bus to Balmain (photo)
In the downpour this morning (around 8:30am) masses huddled under the awing behind the Queen Victoria Building waiting for a 441 or 442 to Balmain. Unfortunately there had been an three car accident on the Anzac bridge causing traffic delays. … Continue reading
Having fluro for breakfast at Westfield (photo)
A row of workmen dressed in their fluro jerseys watch TV as they eat breakfast in Westfield Sydney Central Plaza. I suppose they have to eat breakfast at some point, and there weren’t many other customers in the food hall. … Continue reading
Happy Mardi Grass (cartoon)
As you stand watching the parade a float goes by with what appears to be a field of lush grass. And the people standing on the back shout out… Continue reading