

The words in the blog are fairly random with an emphasis on mocking people, places, things and Bon Jovi. Like most blogs, it’s set up for you to leave comments, stories, rantings or whatever comes to mind so please do.
We salute you Tom and will recognise your genius like talent for many moons to come for it is people like you, who make life worth living. Much respect.
We like to set targets at It's good to mock. Yesterday we decided to do three things. They had to be three useful things and the only condition is that they had to be done quickly, the quicker the better. Here's how the tasks worked out.
Jill Y decided to read 'Everything Men Know About Women'
I decided to graphically show kids how bad McFast food is with the aid of a McCrab and McCockroach
Phil Y decided to finally crack math’s
Like most people these days, we've been forced to make cutbacks at It's good to mock HQ. We like to think of ourselves as forward thinking, entrepreneurial types and are always trying to think of ways to make money to keep Jill Y in new shoes.
NB: Before we get into this, does anyone else think Jimmy Choo is a damn good name for a shoe designer?
NB2: Jimmy Choo was born into a family of shoemakers and that's gospel 'cause Google said so.
One of the massively horrible things about the state of our economy is that there are so many people out of work and as a result of this, there are too many people applying for the few jobs that do appear on the market. Companies don't have time to interview everybody and this is where my latest totally amazing idea comes in. I've been wearing my thinking cap (don’t think, I don’t have a cap with 'thinking' on it) and may have found a way for companies to narrow down the unsuitable candidates before they even get to the interview stage. This is just the first draft but I think you'll get the idea and we'll be very rich, very shortly. Suppose you are a firm of Computer Engineers and you want to hire someone. You hire me to come up with a campaign which is going to weed out the weaklings before you even speak to them:
A man can only do one thing at a time.
The above statement is very nearly true. A man can only do one thing at a time but he'll very gladly do two women at a time.
William James, an influential American psychologist during the late 1800s said that we only use 10% of our brains. I wasn’t around in the 1800s so I didn’t hear him say it myself but I can’t say I believe or agree with him. Having said that, I wouldn’t say I use much more than 10% of my brain. I’m not very good at retaining information because I get bored very easily and my feeble mind tends to go walkabout. Lately, If I look at certain pictures, they somehow make me think of certain songs. I then can’t get the song out of my head and there’s no more room for further information. Let me give you an example: