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Cory Doctorow (16 October 2014). "Scarfolk: creepy blog is now an amazing book - Boing Boing". Boing Boing . Retrieved 2 November 2014. a b c Martin Schneider (23 April 2013). "Welcome to Scarfolk, the most twisted English village of the 1970s". Dangerous Minds . Retrieved 14 October 2014. Crime in Scarfolk did not rise substantially between 1976 and 1977, largely due to the latest in thought detection techniques* and random public executions. The government, however, did announce that there had been a significant increase in naughtiness. What does ‘outside of Scarfolk’ mean? We don’t understand this either conceptually or scientifically. There is nothing outside of Scarfolk. Scarfolk is everywhere: in the news reports you read, in the practiced smiles of the politicians you vote for, in the decisions you think you have made of your own free will. Scarfolk even watches you while you sleep to ensure that you don’t accidentally drift away from Scarfolk psychically.”

The Scarfolk Annual demands that you read it multiple times to decode every secret inside it. It’s so well-constructed that it will catch out those who only look at things for their face value. A brilliant work of satire” - The Quietus Apocalyptic toys were all the rage in the late 1970s, not that they were thought of as apocalyptic at the time. Citizens didn't fear their annihilation; they quite looked forward to demonstrating their 'Dunkirk spirit' with the misguided belief that it would somehow bring the country together. It didn't occur to them that their dogmatic nationalism might instead bring about the demise of the nation.Get ready to head off on amazing magical adventures in this LEGO Disney Princess Annual! Inside you’ll find fun activities, comics and a story. There’s a whole LEGO Disney Princess world just waiting for you to explore! In January 2014, the London Evening Standard published an article [7] by Charles Saatchi, which accidentally included the cover of a Scarfolk book called Eating Children: Population Control & The Food Crisis instead of the intended Jonathan Swift publication A Modest Proposal ( 1729).

The Official England Soccer Annual 2020 has absolutely everything a Three Lions supporter could want to know about the national team. From in-depth player profiles and England’s other youth teams, from interviews with Dele Alli, Adam Lallana, Jermain Defoe, Kyle Walker and more, to the ultimate guide to Wembley Stadium… this annual has it all! And with amazing stats on the Three Lions, a feature on England’s Women’s teams, behind the scenes pictures from England training and, of course, an opportunity to test your knowledge with plenty of quizzes, it makes essential reading for any fan of the beautiful game. Saatchi is Scarfolked - Imperica - arts, technology, and media magazine". Imperica. 30 January 2014. Archived from the original on 18 October 2014 . Retrieved 14 October 2014.The Advisory Circle's 'From Out Here' album". DJ Food. 15 December 2014 . Retrieved 20 February 2015. a b "Gaffe as civil service magazine prints poster telling parents to shoot rabid children". Sky News . Retrieved 19 June 2022. Specially trained police officers patrolled streets, public and private buildings, and handed out on-the-spot fines for various misdemeanours such as not standing up straight, running in corridors and not paying attention. At the officer's discretion, the fines could be substituted for corporal punishment with a slipper, belt, cane or rabid Alsatian. The third in Noon’s Nyquist trilogy, a series of bizarre horror-fantasy novels (which trend further towards horror with each new installment) that sees his hardboiled but in-over-his-head detective John Nyquist arriving at the small village of Hoxley-on-the-Hale with a series of disturbing photographs and a case to solve. But the town is embroiled in an odd series of traditions all centered around the various saints they worship, and the locals are wildly unhelpful when Nyquist calls on them for help, preferring to drug him or otherwise lie to him to protect their secrets. The weirdness of Hoxley is the perfect foil for Nyquist, who is no stranger to weirdness but still finds the town throwing him repeated curveballs, and Noon perfectly hits the flavor of small-town folk horror with the book, including vague references to saints who might actually be pagan deities, and of course the masked agent of chaos (and homicidal vegetation) found at the center of it all.

Jeff Johnson; David Roth; Drew Magary; Mark Byrne; Andrew Richdale; John Surico; Alex French; Jennifer Schwartz & Lu Fong (May 2013). "The 100 Funniest Things in the History of the Internet". GQ Magazine . Retrieved 14 October 2014.

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I remember the day we left when my Grandmother (who was also my Aunt and Cousin) instructed us to talk with foreign accents infront of the Scarfolk Inspection Centre so we could go out for the day. Always a joy to see their little faces darken on the morning of December 25th when they unwrap the Scarfolk Annual” - Ian Rankin

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