Toilet humour is a type of off-colour humour usually dealing with bodily functions. Public reference to bodily functions is taboo in many cultures. This is pretty mild, but if you're sensitive - "Look away now!"

I often get asked about the correct way to greet someone in English. Of course it depends on the situation, and I wouldn't recommend this method:-

When you're speaking or writing English, it's very important to use the definite article (the), correctly. But you might not recognise it if you go "up north".

Dragons' Den is a venture-capitalist TV programme on the BBC. Entrepreneurs pitch their money-making ideas in order to secure investment finance from business experts — the "Dragons". This is a spoof version from the British comedy duo Harry and Paul, where two entrepreneurs pitch the idea of a new month - Augcember:-

If you need to learn vocabulary for the different parts of the brain, this is as good a way as any:- Pinky: And now, the parts of the brain, performed by The Brain!Brain: Ye-e-s! Brain: Neo-cortex, frontal lobePinky: Brainstem! Brainstem!Brain: Hippocampus, neural node. Right hemisphere. Brain: Pons and cortex visualPinky: Brainstem! Brainstem!Brain: Sylvian fissure, pineal. […]

A fast food chain has worked out a menu that takes nothing from nature. Just remember it's a joke. 🙂