Usual sort of Thursday; double dose of French with halitosis. Wouldn’t be so bad, but Brown (whose name suggests his smell) sits a little behind me – I’m hemmed in by foul odours on two sides. I do not purport to smell “fresshe as a dayeseye” but someone should tell Brown he’s wrong in thinking that deodorants are “not worth a flye”. Sorry about the Chaucer bits, but I’m really into the language at the moment.
Learned the great news that Python is to receive a showing of the last series next Thursday. Perhaps it’ll give me a chance to analyse why I laugh so much. Thus far I have pinned it down to a hate of America we have in common; the superb shades of facial expression and well timed change in tone of voice and – naturally – the silliness and inability to take the heaviest of subjects seriously.
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About Me
- Paul Wiles
- york, United Kingdom
- We had the house in Flamborough, England, for generations. My ancestors were the village blacksmith so it holds many memories. It is a listed building as a blacksmith at some time in Flamborough. My Mum is Pat, my Dad, Peter. I attended St. Oswald's Primary School, Flamborough from 1963-70. I succeeded in passing my Eleven Plus examination, and therefore gained myself a place at Bridlington Grammar School for Boys. I hated science, physics and games! (I am swimming of brill!) I chose to attend Selwyn College Cambridge after sitting and passing the Oxbridge entrance exam; I won a scholarship to attend. I studied graduated English Lit. for which I attained exams and received a Master of Arts.(photo grants'-left) I went to Japan from 1980-83. I also learned Karate in Cambridge. I worked in Tokyo as a teacher of English to business men and adults. Whilst in Tokyo, I was involved in a car accident, which resulted in me being unable to carry on my work out there. I am currently living on the outskirts of York with my parents.
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