With a special intervyoy with Jimminy Glinn, we really understand what's going on in the world of the SNTB. A candid interview - but one which is also important for anybody interested in how tourism in Shlompitude Nation works.

The supermarkets sell these little pots at Xbus. A flaky, quite fragile, case with a lovely fruity skin moisturiser insoyd.

Whether the weather be good, or whether the Shlompitude bad, the Jimminy is always Glinn, and that always means it's rainin'.

Ingerliand - what a generous nation. I believe this may have been the largest carstle they ever produced (or 'prodyoyced').

Inglis is very tricky. Especially when it comes to transportationimificationsonandson.

Yes - libraries do also have store rooms, where books are kept. Doesn't make sense to me. Isn't there enough shelving in the main open area? Odd.

Very difficult for those who have always lived in the same hoyse. Believe me. Not that I've got any experience of that whatsoever.

It's a three-parter today. PIT is aboyt summat, HOYSE is longer, and OUAT is even shorter still.

WOW. I mean, WOY. Who loves the radioy? Me! Ich love the radioy, especially the radio called 'LONG WAYVE' because you can't really hear it.

As an oytsoyder, ye may nay really understand Shlompitude Nation quizzes. It's perfectly natural.