Nyan Cat Parade
Today was the annual Nyan Cat Parade in Taddletown. Crowds gathered outside the Town Hall and as the clock struck twelve, Nyan Cat himself came bouncing down the street with his famous… Continue reading
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On Diversity
I love Nyan Cat Day. It’s not just because Nyan Cat himself is such a lovely chap, but it is because of what it represents. You see Nyan Cat’s rainbow and the rainbow… Continue reading
A Penguin on the Giant’s Causeway
Ever wishing to expand my horizons, I decided to visit the Giant’s Causeway, on the north coast of Northern Ireland, so I packed my fish paste sandwiches into my backpack and set… Continue reading
Graduation Day
Yesterday was the first day of the annual full Congregation of the University of Taddleonia; in other words it was graduation day. The ceremony, held as usual in the Great Hall of Taddletown… Continue reading
The Importance of Teddies
It is no great secret that I still cuddle my faithful teddy bear, Custard, every night. He looks after me as I sleep, and has always been there when I have needed him.… Continue reading
A Penguin in London
Dr Johnston said when a man is tired of London he is tired of life. I don’t know who Dr Johnston is, but I don’t think he said anything about penguins. However, I… Continue reading
Apple Pie Contest
By a Taddlegraph Staff Writer There can be no denying that winter is cold, and there can be no denying that nothing warms you up quite like apple pie. Yes, Taddletown’s annual Apple… Continue reading
A Perfectly Ordinary Day
By King Taddle Friday was a perfectly normal day for me. I woke up, I put my crown on, I got out of bed, I got dressed I had my breakfast, and after… Continue reading
A Penguin in Eindhoven
By Chilly Manchot, our travel correspondent “Chilly,” my editor said to me, “would you like to take a short trip to the continent?” “Well, what penguin wouldn’t?” I replied, and so I packed… Continue reading
Living with FIV
By Nurse Ruth To mark World AIDS Day 2011, the Taddlegraph decided to catch up with Absalom Furry, a kitten who is living with FIV. Nurse Ruth: Hello, Absalom. Thank you for doing… Continue reading