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Don't mock it. I did my Typography degree at Reading Uni, where that Paul Luna guy quoted in the link is from. My capitalisation has been impeccable ever since. Which totally impresses employers, I can tell you.

Technically yes, though some fans have already worked out that if you slip in the back entrance of the hotel, along the corridor past rooms 11-17 and then out past Reception loudly proclaiming "What a lovely day! I may go feed the ducks on the pond, then perhaps go for a brisk ramble along the...

BBC saying 142-6. Cricinfo still showing a TYPICAL SOUTHERN BIAS and claiming that it's STILL raining, when of course it never rains in Lancashire.

Alba is the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland. It is similar to the Irish (Albain), Manx (Nalbin), Cornish (Alban) and Welsh (Yr Alban) words for Scotland. Hence also the early classical name Albion.

Exactly. :tantrum::tantrum: If it wasn't for rain like this, Lancashire would be leading the table by at least 400 points. Using the Oopnorth–Lewis method, which multiplies over rate by hours lost to northern drizzle using a co-efficient of 0.865 [the amount of sunlight in Muckleswhippet...

That's what I'm seeing too, but thanks for trying.

Liz Phair. Exile in Guyville a superb album, Whipsmart not bad, then she completely sold her soul.

I'm about to become a Dad for the first time. :drink::yahoo: I work for a small company that tends to make up its HR policies on the hoof, and steadfastedly refuses to write them down properly. In previous years, whenever anyone's had a baby, they've been given two weeks paternity leave on full...

Surely the whole point is that the contestants have "really enjoyed the day anyway". Such a controversial, white-knuckle revelation always leaves the viewers gasping with incredulity, and ensures Bargain Hunt never ceases to shock. I'm still waiting for a rerun of the infamous "Mike Hunt"...

Good, but the kind of contestant who drops out at boot camp stage.

That Welsh bloke who commentates on rugby, Jonathan Davies or something. Can't bear his high-pitched sing-song thousand-words-a-second Welsh screeching. Nothing make me lunge for the mute button faster.

It was a good film, but I prefer Pulp Fiction.

I'd be up for that. So long as it's not via Gillingham too.

Just 21 years to go then, hurrah.

Cold shower when you get back, hmmm...?:wink:

But will the current series have ended by then?

No.

The Dark Knight was LOADS better than Batman Begins.

A sad tail.

FFS, if we screw this up having had 'em 74-5.... :annoyed: