Today’s Quote of the Day from The Sage reflects on wealth, faith and what truly matters: “Do not depend on gold to buy what only faith can give you.” A simple reminder that life’s greatest sources of hope, trust and inner strength cannot be purchased, whatever our material wealth.
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Advice of the Day: The Wisdom of Crowds
The Wise Sage returns with another “Advice of the Day,” exploring why common sense often disappears when large groups get together. Blending genuine wisdom with classic Viz Top Tips absurdity, this humorous guide examines crowds, questionable decisions and why following everyone else is sometimes the worst idea imaginable.
This Day in History: 6 May 1685
On 6 May 1685, twenty-three prisoners were executed at Tyburn following an Old Bailey session. Despite the Ordinary’s efforts, many remained unrepentant, hoping for pardon until the end. The account reveals a sombre mass execution marked by silence, resignation, and the harsh realities of early modern justice.
This Day in History: 29 April 1724
On 29 April 1724, Thomas Burden was executed for robbing elderly William Zouch at swordpoint. After tying the old man to a chair and stealing 31 shillings, Burden was quickly captured and sentenced to death, later blaming the Devil and drink for his downfall.
Church Jokes
A collection of classic church jokes featuring well-known humour about sermons, priests, and congregations. Packed with familiar punchlines and clean comedy, these jokes offer a light-hearted look at church life and are perfect for anyone who enjoys timeless, respectful humour.
Bible Jokes
A light-hearted collection of Bible jokes filled with gentle humour and clever wordplay. Perfect for all ages, these jokes offer a respectful and amusing take on well-known stories and characters, blending timeless references with playful puns that bring a smile without crossing the line.
This Day in History – 26 March 1735
In 1735, George Ward led a violent armed robbery in a Clerkenwell bakehouse, shooting and robbing Thomas Gibson. This Old Bailey case reveals a brutal insider-led burglary, a chilling confession, and the unrepentant final days of a condemned man in Georgian London’s criminal underworld.
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