What is an egg? (This is an egg.) [A informational music video about what is an egg.] YouTube video by Mr Funbles

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Relatable?

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One of our Funbles' history experts came across this anonymous poem, recorded c.1300s, that seems to be a rallying cry for Fools & Foolish people to indulge in foolish activities on April Fools' Day. What Foollery are you up to today?! 🐌🎈

an image of Medieval provenance of a jester figure with an orange pointy-eared hat holding an ominously curving jester's bauble, looking up towards a flower behind which a Funbles' balloon can be seen poking out. Obscure text reads "a fool".

an erratically formatted infographic: Saint April was made as the patron saint 'for the humourous and the radius' by the Holy Father Pope Boneyface II of Ostrogoth. The appointment of Sait April was a rare case which 'crossed party lines', as the antipope* of the time - Pope Boneyface II the Ostrogoth (530-532) actually made friends with his nemesis antipope Dioscorus and they agreed to make Saint April the April Saint in April 431! Saint April lived at an unknown time in an undisclosed location, but was often spotted in the early 400s AD (after Chris) in the region of Bithynia, near modern-day Latvia. *antipopes are bishops who appoint themselves as rivals to the pope (see the Wikipedia page on 'antipapas') An arrow pointing towards the foolish image.

Who was St April of Fools?! Luckily this olde obscure infographic has some inconsequential factoids, most notably including this image which contains a Funbles-esque balloon poking out from behind a plant...

Medieval marginalia-esque drawing of a weird medieval guy, who is a face sticking out from a large orange snail shell. They have a yellow jester's hood with pointed ears and a swirly top. Their teeth are gritted, holding the tail of an orange Funbles' balloon. The shell is perched on a green stem, with some purple star flowers blooming behind them.

Who's this weird lil guy? 🐌🎈 They must be coming out to prepare for Fools' Day next week! Are we all excited??!

#aprilfools #weirdmedievalguys

Music - "Our Story Begins" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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Follow the dice and you will be following some dice - nice.

Funbles thanks their trusted ally Stan Doubt for divulging this exemplary snippet of their indefatigable strategy.

Grey cloudy sky. The tip of a tree at very bottom left of the frame.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

The sky is not blue.

Dark clouded sky over a moor.

Funbles understands the profound importance of using the BlueSky platform as intended: to report each day on whether or not the sky is blue.

Today, the sky is not blue.

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Image description: Line drawing of a map, in the style of something found in 1970s academic journals. A collection of rocks, each numbered from a1 - a15, are arranged in a rough circle, with a four coming off in a line from the top. The rocks are located within a roundish earthwork mound. There's a small box, labelled b, a little to the right of the circle. The map is outlined with a dotted line, with 3.7 along the right and 24.76 along a top section. A striped indicator of scale from 0 - 10 is at the bottom. The image is labelled in handwriting, "SITE OF PRESENT DAY STRUCTURE". Text: "Excerpt from contemporaneous records for dig behind a current day drama school in Hull. Diagram shows a hengiform structure with related hoard. Nature of hoard and hengiform classification of stone circle both questioned. Hoard was shallow burial (approx 3’6”) of wooden box (dimensions unclear), containing traces of natural rubber and remains of plied cotton cording. Likely a ceremonial object. Carbon dating of wood in box structure places piece at approx 1500 BCE." is underneath the map, in a typewritten font

An Indefinitive History of Funbles' ~ ????
Funbles' seasoned Viking associate, Stan Doubt, a frequenter of archeological time teams, pointed us in the direction of this intriguing discovery, suggestive of Funbles' presence there at somepoint:

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Funbles' esteemed cooking witch Cheff Shefff showed the audience how to make pancakes LIVE at Mr Funbles' Sunday Portal at the Cumberland Arms last year. Here are the important highlights for you to follow this PANCAKE DAY or whenever you want to make pancakes.

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A brief diversion from Funbles' regular Bluesky musings to bring you this trendy GenZ lifestyle advice that is bemusing them... What do you think? Would you pet a sourdough starter? Or do you prefer to pet a regular pet pet?

Cloudy sky over hazy trees in the distance, with a clearer sight of a closer branch poking in at the top left.

A completely grey sky.

Spots of cloud in the otherwise blue sky, with twentieth century Glasgow tenement buildings visible.

A bright blue sky with some clouds dotted.

BLUE SKY ROUND UP.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

The last four days are no exception(s).

The sky was not blue, not blue, blue, and blue!

Cloudy sky and the tops of Newcastle city centre buildings.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

As though invariably, today the sky is not blue.

Photograph of cloud in the sky, with a TV aerial topped by a pigeon in the foreground.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

Today the sky is not blue.

Bluey-grey?

Photograph looking upward to show blanket cloud in the sky.

Every day without exception, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today the sky is not blue.

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Grey, clouded sky with the tops of Victorian stone buildings to the bottom of the frame.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

Today the sky is not blue.

A photograph of the sky above, completely grey with cloud. The edge of a roof visible to the right of the frame.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

Today the sky is not blue.

Blue sky with lots of clouds, above a street with parked cars.

A different photograph showing blanket grey clouds.

Every day Funbles likes to take to Bluesky to ask, is the sky blue?

Today is no exception.

Today, some of the sky is blue but some is not.

A portrait-oriented photograph of the sky, blue but with around 60% covered in white cloud.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

Today the sky is partly blue.

Photograph of fully clouded-over grey sky, with the tops of several trees without any leaves.

Every day, Funbles logs into Bluesky and asks whether or not the sky is blue.

Today is no exception.

Today the sky is not blue.

Featuring Jo Feijó as the Christmas Tree Star, and many thanks and appreciation to THE DELTA QUADRANT for her proactive assistance removing the Star from the Stage.

From Mr Funbles' Vaguely Festive Miracle(ish) at @alphabettitheatre.bsky.social last December