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I went to see Scotland v Australia at Hampden Park today (the tickets were advertised a while back on TV, and they were pretty cheap at only 15 quid a pop). I have a passing knowledge of the world of rugby union, and of course cheered Jonny W on as he exerted himself for our great nation in the...

I went to last year's Junior Eurovision in Copenhagen (please don't ask...) It's all a stitch up between the Spanish, the Belgians, the Greeks and the Cypriots.

Only if I'm in a hurry in the morning. Do you?

You could try http://www.1901census.nationalarchives.gov.uk/ for nowt.

Sod children. My highlight of the month is going to the Brighton shop. And I'm nearly 24.

I'd buy a Daft Bints calendar.

Do you punch the air in a limp fashion?

I will point out that some people who read the news on the BBC never stoop to that sort of level. :lolol:

I've only got a shower.

I quite often go off at a tangent. But I can't ever remember having gone off at a cosine.

Either TV's Iain Lee, or Ralph Little, or the lanky kid out of "My Family" (the first two have been levelled at me fairly often, the third only once; but it was the Chief Constable of Northumbria who said it).

Oh yes... and "Paintball's Coming Home" by Half Man Half Biscuit. It should make the Withdean residents feel right at home! Attila, perhaps we could all burn you a compilation CD and post it to you and you could give them a spin? *conveniently forgets about PRS and stuff*

"Remember Me" by British Sea Power.

NSP British Sea Power MediaUK talk.gateway (that one only works within the BBC, fact fans) And a few others when I can be arsed.

But there's nowhere else to go; yellow snow, yellow snow, yellow snow.

"Cook Pass Babtridge"

Don't think so Safeway. Someone from our club visits the most popular fans' message board every day to answer questions. NUFC tried to shut down its fans' most popular messageboard.

I really dislike and everything Newcastle United stand for, I'm afraid. If ever there was a club that takes advantage of the blind loyalty of its fans in order to a) totally rip them off for a huge profit; and b) exercise a degree of control freakery that Alastair Campbell would be proud of...

Patricia Brown was the one who got Prosser sacked (or at least the one who told me she had). Let's hope she can work the magic this time.

It's yet another case of the Tories sacking someone genuinely popular and liked by more than just a few people in Central Office. If Michael Heseltine and Michael Portillo had been leaders instead of Major and Duncan Smith, they might not be in the mess they find themselves now.