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Articles from the Fun archive

 


“Art too bad to be ignored”




How we laugh




Metaphor as anaesthesia




1932 cartoon




Every office needs a lathe




Desk-u-like solution to mobile working




Every noun can be a verb




Preferable to worst practice




Compare with "compare"




Coronation Street wannabes – Freddie Flintoff joins queue




Pens to highlight passages of Das Kapital




Bring your “A” game




Postmodern cultural plundering for the workplace




Everything’s going to be OK because we have euphemisms for bad stuff




Linguistic monkey business




Your meaningless office phrases defined




Who put idiots in charge of the English language?




Linguistics ‘R’ Us




Reversing linguistic innovation




Demolishing the English language to convey the illusion of productivity




Resisting the irresistible urge to go backwards




Speaking the irrelevant




Does not compute...




1970s Papermate ad




7-Eleven ad selling plastic schoolchildren and their stationery items




Featuring Penelope Keith




Working printer constructed from Lego and a felt tip pen




Around the world in 32 stationery items




The Eizo: Pin-up Calendar 2010




Sales of miniskirts as predictors of weather




All the world's a ring binder




One world, one filing system




Global office supplies love




South Africa 2010 stationery fest




Stationery of the World




Around the world in a Velobind strip




The 2010 World Cup nations expressed through stationery: Group A




Shout out to non-English customers




Social Networking ex-President plus office supplies news tidbits




A story of warfare, told through food




Get ready to skive




Website for Lego filmmakers




Mmmvelopes from J&D’s




Stupid people more confident in their decisions because they don't realise how stupid they are




Elevator gets historical treatment




Innovative road signage




From the early 1970s




‘60s Office Party Goes Wrong