Tell me about your childhood...

[Petrushka]

Off topic, sorry, but this recent advert is one of the best and wittiest I've seen for years: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZFvzd48638

My autobiography: He Came, He Saw, He Failed.

[jayne lee wilson]

Lat's "A Cog in Something Turning" will send me to bed deep in thought...
Ams' "Easily Pleased" has an elliptical, suggestive charm that opens doors to hedonistic anecdotes...

But the cleverest, most "why did nobody think of that before" award must go to "My Ought to Be Ography"
Congrats to Cloughie! (unless someone trumps it...)

One notices how many titles express a wry acceptance of failure or unfulfilment, or at least an expression or a show of such...

[antongould]

Hayfields, Coalfields and WC Fields.

[scottycelt]

"You've won it once. Now you'll have to go out there and win it again."

and they've never won six home games on the trot ever since ...

[Panjandrum]

I'll throw in another working title for these post-modernist times:

"Irony in his Soul".

[cloughie]

But the cleverest, most "why did nobody think of that before" award must go to "My Ought to Be Ography"
Congrats to Cloughie! (unless someone trumps it...)

One notices how many titles express a wry acceptance of failure or unfulfilment, or at least an expression or a show of such...

Thank you Jayne at last I've achieved!

[Lateralthinking1]

I can't really take the full credit for mine. It was all Joni.

[MrGongGong]

Mine would be

"Embrace the Chaos"

[Panjandrum]

In homage to a favourite poet, a more literary title:

"Tearing Pleasures with Rough Strife"

[ahinton]

Somewhere under a Rainbow?...

[vinteuil]

In homage to a favourite poet, a more literary title:

"Tearing Pleasures with Rough Strife"

... well, yes, Marvell is good. I still think Shakespeare has his merits too... [ #16 supra ]

[LeMartinPecheur]

"Please, which way is Up?"

[amateur51]

"Please, which way is Up?"

[Serial_Apologist]

As I was pointing out to the woman next in the queue at the supermarket yesterday: "You have to stand on your head eating that salad cream".

[vinteuil]

As I was pointing out to the woman nest in the queue at the supermarket yesterday: "You have to stand on your head eating that salad cream".

... my pa recounted a war story - various fragile missiles which needed to be transported upside-down. The instructions accompanying the crates: "These missiles need to be transported upside-down. To avoid any confusion, the Bottom has been clearly labelled "Top"..."