Dandelion Revenge
Ah. The English summer! Dandelions all over your lawn and Gray skies above. Strangely relaxing, especially if you have a couple of gallons of dandelion wine fermenting in the cupboard under the...
View ArticleElectric Eel
Please do not poke the Eel! As usual you can pester your friends with this from our e-card site www.SqueakyCards.com
View ArticleA 3 Sock Christmas
May your Christmas stockings be full to overflowing – Lots of chocolate, at least one satsuma and absolutely no coal!
View ArticleYear of the Dragon
23rd of January 2012 – 9th February 2013 is the Year of the Dragon. If you are a Dragon this is going to be a great year for you, so get out there and raise some hell! For all the rest of us, expect...
View ArticleA penguin christmas carol
Click the image above to have the Squeaky Penguins serenade you Christmas style. If you have need of last minute Christmas e-cards you can send this and others at SqueakyCards.com A very squeaky...
View ArticleThe Year of the Snake
2013 is the Chinese year of the Snake If cornered a Grass snake will hiss and rear back as if to strike. If that doesn’t work it will coil up and roll over onto it’s back with its mouth open feigning...
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Ventriloquist Christmas
A Nerry Christnass to one and all! This year’s animated Christmas daftness. As Flash animation is so old hat this is html5, which is all the rage! It should play on all devices but, as the technology...
View ArticleThe Year of the Horse
The Chinese New Year of the Horse begins on 31st January 2014. If your age within this year is divisible by 12 then you were born in the year of the Horse. Shakespeare was born in 1564 which,...
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Love Pong.
Click to play the game in a new browser window. I give you Love Pong. A Valentines e-card that got way out of hand. This started life as an experimental game of Pong in Construct2 but with Valentines...
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Red Nosed Reindeer
Go on. Touch it! Merry Christmas to one and all. Remember. Don’t leave presents visible on the back seat of your sleigh! Christmas Past
View ArticleHappy New Year of the Gau!
Beware of the dog! The Cantonese word for dog is gau, but it can also mean 9, enough, to teach, old, lump, plastic, to stir, if said in a different tone. This change in meaning can lead to much...
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