Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

I’ve always been fond of John. Short fellow, yes, but he somehow looked taller than most—on stage, in a crowd,

Have you heard of the “Alexandra Limp”? A curious bit of history, really. In the late 1860s, Queen Alexandra, wife

The highly acclaimed interviewer came storming out of the interview room, his face red, not from the summer heat, but

“Declare what you are carrying!” the stern-looking customs officer at the US airport growled at me the other day, and

During the Second World War, stories were told of black marketeers who hoarded cigarettes, butter, and sugar, and sold them

China openly supported Pakistan in the recent Sandoor skirmish, right? But what do we see now? Our great nation rushing

Ah, so once again we cut the ribbon, light the lamps, and smile for the cameras as our Prime Minister

Dear People of India, clap, shout and rejoice! We are delighted to soon offer you a brand-new Vice President. Yes,

He turned in bed and saw her silhouette against the dark. His wife, the psychologist, sat up, head bowed, thoughts

Now Jeff, my fierce, handsome German Shepherd, has been gone nigh on three years. But this morning, as I read