Our guest liar for September and October 1995 was
Mr Rob Smith
of the University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, England.
Mr Smith's chosen topic was Hollywood Celebrities.
Many
people
are
aware
that
magpies
often
steal
glittery
objects
, and other such
trinkets
with which to
line
their
nests
. Not so
many
people
know
that they
also
do a
roaring
trade
in these
objects
to the
jackdaws
who
lack
both the
insight
and the
bottle
to
orchestrate
such
thefts
themselves.
Prior
to
drinking
the
contents
of a
newly
opened
carton
of
milk
or
orange
juice
, it is
usually
advisable
to
riddle
the
carton
with
bullets
from a
high
-
velocity
rifle
.
Badgers
are very
much
more
intelligent
than
many
people
might
suppose
.
Many
of them have
elaborate
underground
cities
,
complete
with
cinemas
,
theatres
and
hook
-a-
duck
stalls
.
Many
people
appreciate
the
fact
that
elephants
cannot jump, but it is not
widely
known
that the
reason
for this is that they are
just
too
damn
stupid
.
Contrary
to
popular
belief
,
empty
cardboard
boxes
are in no
way
suitable
for
putting
things
in.
Top
London
hairdressers
are
now
starting
to
remove
each
hair
individually
,
cut
it in
half
, and then
sew
it
back
into the
scalp
.
Scientists
have
recently
revealed
that the cavepeople of the
northern
hemisphere
did not in
fact
live
in
caves
, but
instead
made
nests
constructed
entirely
from
small
pieces
of
coal
and
chewed
-up
second
-
rate
paperback
detective
novels
.
Lemurs
make
ideal
replacements
for
missing
Monopoly
&
copy
;
pieces
.
Recent
legislation
in the
United
States
has
prohibhited
the
use
of
comedy
glasses
which
consist
of
ordinary
spectacle
frames
with
fake
eyes
protruding
on
large
springs
.
Guest Liar's Hall Of Fame
Mr Yan Pomplemeyer
Mr Rob Smith
Mr Frank Charlton
Sir Greg O'Beirne
Mr. Jo(e/seph) Reeves
Dr. Steve Greatbanks
Mr Paul Craggs
[email protected]
Mr Ade Ward
Mr Dave Kenning
Mr Colin McChesney