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I need the words on screen. If you don't why is that a problem for you?

Despite a bit of a bore draw today, I enjoyed seeing us 3rd in the table while I queued for Park and Ride.

Thank you. As a non political soul, I now see what you mean.

I didn't intend it to be a loaded question. I was just curious in noting the sentence in your post 'redistribution of wealth - the bigger picture'.

Yes we do need the words on screen. I want to sing and can't remember the words from one match to the next. Does that make me a numpty, neurodiverse or just have a shit memory for a lyric. Either way, well done you if you don't need a lyric on screen. Honestly, why raise this issue again and...

I know you are something of a political soul. So what is your definition of wealth that should be taken from the individuals concerned by a government and redistributed?

I think you'll find PBOBE doesn't need to do anything he doesn't want to!

Because despite me twice complaining to senior Sodexo staff, their assurances that it's a mistake and they'll deal with it etc., they don't f***ing care! Hence now bringing my own Raisin and Biscuit Duo for half the price and taking it in with me, and lost goodwill from me and lost income for...

I've added a photo now.

Interesting footnote to the sad passing of Juan Izquierdo (not our Izquierdo). Sounds like Jonathan would have fitted well here. Quote: Sao Paulo’s center forward, the Argentine Jonathan Calleri, arrived at the hospital later that evening. He offered to pay for all of Izquierdo’s medical...

My dad was 93 when he was told he had prostate cancer. The GP said 'oh well, you've had a good innings'. My dad replied 'bugger that, I wasn't planning on going anywhere'. And he didn't for another 4 years.

Sad. Randall and Hopkirk was a childhood favourite. Still sneak a peek at the reruns.

Here's the link to her Wiki page. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Feray_Mutrie There's quite a bit of interesting stuff and clearly she was very accomplished. My picture of two robins with blackberries amongst the brambles sounds like a shift away from her usual subjects of still life and...

Thank you Mole.

I have recently been fortunate to acquire a painting by Annie Feray Mutrie. A Victorian artist who died in Brighton in 1893. It passed from my grandmother to my sister to me and has been in our family for as long as my sister can remember, at least 70 years. But the painting is dated 1890 just 3...

Presumably it isn't corruption to award £ billions of taxpayers money to cave in to ministers mates/unions who back Labour and demand inflation busting rises for their members in return for their votes and just going to work? Is this not just the Labour version of cronyism? After all, there is a...

I did one, but...