Two for the price of one…

Nothing to report today, so here are two photographs that also say nothing.  But in a different way…

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Thought for the Day

‘If you really look like your passport photograph, the chances are you’re not well enough to travel.’

Red Rum (1965-1995)

About Chester Crump

Chester J Crump has spent a lifetime in cheese. His company, CC Cheese Ltd, was voted Door to Door magazine’s ‘Smallest Retailer of the Year’ from 1985-2007. Cheddar Today described him as ‘Chester Crump, aged 45’, while the UK’s most successful broadsheet, The Daily Telegraph, has never mentioned him at all. In his spare time, and under a completely different name, Chester has written gags and sketches for a wide range of TV and radio shows both in the UK and mainland Europe (BBC1, ITV, S4C, Radio 2, Radio 4 and the World Service – among others). A published writer for children, teenagers and adults, he has also performed stand-up comedy across Yorkshire and, in 2011, at the Edinburgh Fringe. Ten years ago, he was rumoured to be the constant companion of Sarah Michelle Gellar – TV’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and, more recently, that girl out of EastEnders whose name no one can remember. When he’s not writing his blog, Chester attends second-hand hat conventions, and has what many believe to be the largest collection of used headgear in Yorkshire. He is married to a woman, and lives in a house. All the above is completely true – with the possible exception of the bits about cheese. And Buffy. And EastEnders. And hats.
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11 Responses to Two for the price of one…

  1. Mariask says:

    I’d like to know where you found that last photo – it looks suspiciously like someone I knew at university…

  2. How do you know there’s nothing to report today when there’s hours still to go? What sort of deadline are you working to!

    • In my part of the world it was 8pm when I posted. It’s all right for you young people, you don’t go to bed till the milk’s delivered, and sometimes not even then.

      I need my beauty sleep – as anyone who’s met me will happily testify. 🙂

  3. Her Indoors says:

    Are you wearing your mother’s hotpants?

  4. I think there is a time warp here – looking at your post in the browser it seems that it was yesterday you were talking about, not today but I first read it in an email notification and it appeared to relate to today!

    And reference to part of the world confused me until I spotted the time warp – I was going to say I thought you were only a few hundred miles from me, how come you’re 8 hours ahead. But perhaps you’re not!

    You didn’t let Bernard near Harold’s time machine, did you? That would account for everything.

    • Going back to your earlier post, I think the suggestion that I lose interest in a day’s events before I’ve even had breakfast is probably the funniest remark on here for some time. Many thanks.

      And, as for Bernard, I wouldn’t put anything past him.

      How did you know about Harold’s time machine? That’s yesterday’s post scuppered. I wrote it tomorrow – but that’s messing with the time vortex for you. 🙂

  5. Some rumour of hats and rabbits rather gave the game away. I think
    But it’s been one of those days. I was (will be? am???) planning a post about the genealogy of blog awards but some thought genie got hold of it and splurged all over Cara’s comment box.
    Can I blame your pals for that one, too?

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