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Not now I'm not - used to open for a couple of hours at lunchtime on Christmas Day which was usually pretty good fun - instead I'm spending the day by myself in a closed pub wondering when it's all going to end. There's plenty tio drink though...

This could so easily turn into a replay of the Hyppia debacle. I do hope that Tony got GP into the boardroom this afternoon and did a Priti Patel wih plenty of shouting and table banging. Because if I'd invested the kind of money that Tony has done I'd be doing just that, Nevertheless, GP is...

What's the issue with emgine braking? Round here there's plenty of hills, many with 'engage low gear' signs. I've always believed that it saved brake wear...

Listening to the cricket show on Five Live this evening they were talking about Cricket Australia finding a new sponsorship idea – armpit badges for umpires. The idea is, apparently, that every time the umpire raises his (or her) arms to signal a six the advertisement would be displayed...

Yeah - he's a jovial ex-alcoholic over weight bearded Muslim, who's always got time for a wisecrack. Great fun, and looks embarrassed when he has to hand over obious bills. Great guy. Usually a tenner.

That's your opinion. Doesn't mean that you're right though

In Britain at least I have noticed that those who take this view are first to call for help from the police when things go wrong for them.

I think that you will find that this kind of 'education' works well in North Korea but not in Western democrcaies.

Back in January there was a flury of complaints about the grass growing lights at The Amex. Lucky all those who signed their petition aren't in Sweden, where - according to Mail OnLine - a tomato farm is doing it's bit for light pollution as well. See...

'Take the money away'? It wasn't theirs in the first place, it belongs to the British taxpayer. And if we're going to give overseas aid then it surely doesn't need to go to China or India,both of which now own huge chunks of British industry.

Probably cheaper than trying to fight the case in court. Happens all the time

dunno how you work that out. That's not at all what I said.

Exactly right. It must be an almost impossible job trying to bring change and much needed reform to those men in grey suits, who are notorious for their inability to change much except their choice of wine for lunch. There are many much needed reforms associated with the Home Office and its...

After all that, maybe it's time to get back to posting about football or the Albion ....

same as usual then? Neither did Corbyn

You say that your son has no idea how they got his card details and phone number. He ain't gonna admit it to you, but most young men I know spend their time sening edach other video clips taken from most anywhere. There might be a clue there, as they are usually sent onto a mobile 'phone . I...

Apart from Jack Higgins' novels, I've never heard of a 'private government site' - presumably a crematorium. Do they really exist?

Will this tunnel affect the 'ley lines' running through to Chanctonbury Ring? Who knows what's down there under Stonehenge? Older members may remember the Quatermass episode with the buried alien spacecraft blocking construction of a new tube tunnel. (My mum wouldn't let me watch but I did...

Like the French?