please empty your brain below |
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Come on ... own up. Hands up if you clicke on that last link? (Like i did) |
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Haha - thanks Geofftech, I might have missed that! |
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First link I clicked. Tricked. Again. Had dropped my guard because it wasn't the annointed day for dodgy links and general DG foolery. |
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I have to admit I was taken in too; worse, I even got excited about the link before I clicked on it! |
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yes, good link DG. but what about Charles Dickens' kittens? |
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Yep - I was completely taken in.
This usually means that he'll be writing up the clickthrough statistics and gloating about them tomorrow. |
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I'm sure you meant "wheedled" not "weaned" para 4. But then, others seem to think you are boosting stats by "unfair" means.
Sigh. (opinion kept to self). dg writes: "wheedled" is exactly what I meant, but didn't say, thanks. |
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Always thought that 'what the dickens' had something to do with Charles - but apparently it is a quote from Shakespeare - Merry Wives of Windsor. The man obviously had great foresight. |
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Gutted that I'll probably miss the Museum of London exhibition, and equally gutted that the last link wasn't real! |
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Come on all of you. Stop the commenting and make up a Dickins tube map tonight in your spare time... |
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If you're interested, about 20% of today's readers have clicked on the 'tube map' link. |
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of course part of the underground system did exist in CD's lifetime so you could draw a map of it, but it wouldn't be a TUBE map as the deep lines weren't there then, only the cut and cover lines. |
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Only 20%, that's outrageous. I thought most of DG readers would leap on an Underground-related link! (and yes, I did click....) |
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