Bob’s Banter by Robert Clements

Last week I wrote about people who played second fiddle and changed the world, but alongside that had written another […]

I am inside the Chicago aquarium; one step inside and I am five years old again—nose to glass, palms flattened,

It’s always easier to live in a lie, isn’t it? Like the man who paints cracks in his walls the

There’s always a hush in the land when a bold voice speaks. A hush not of respect, but of secret

So, the GST Council has decided to simplify our lives. Yes, you heard right—simplify! Out go the old four tax

Ah, a billion or more of us have our cheeks swollen again! Not from a cricket ball hurled by a

For the last one month or so, I’ve watched my daughter’s little one tug at my sleeve with one simple

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