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As a female Teacher at the time she would not of been allowed to marry. Just saying.

Is it worzelese?

FFS, that's ruined Christmas and I don't think I can face 2024!

There's a 1950s detective film based in Brighton and the detective fails to make it to a Brighton match. However, he is relieved he missed the game when we get stuffed. But as with all the posts on this thread it is vague and provides no film name or evidence.

Hunt for the Wilderpeople Brian and Charles Both fantastically human with £50 budgets.

The original is infinitely better

Have to have Uncle Sam's on the drive home from Worthing every half term. When I was a kid in the 70s, we used to catch the bus from Shoreham to Montpelier Road to get dinner and eat it on the bus home.

I believe if men gave birth, the history of humanity wouldn't have made it to the second birth. First a Dad at 39. I feel that whilst young parents have more energy, older parents are phased by little. My wife had already seen the world and had a house and stable jobs, we could afford anything...

Thought it was quite a nice gesture. As an atheist I'm happy for footballers to fill the role of the Messiah.

Victoria Wood had been doing similar mock fly on the wall for well over a decade before. The Office did take it to another level.

Did you not watch the telly before 1982? Bernard Manning, Little and Large, Cannon and Ball, Jim Davidson, Benny Hill.

Why the brief intro for the Young Ones? It changed comedy in Britain for ever, sweeping away the racism and sexism that had dominated TV in this country and at the same time took slapstick to a whole new level. Whilst I loved The Office, it merely launched a few careers and was funny.

Why wasn't my seat heated? Last week it was.

Is that just in football or a medieval Church warning for peasants?

Don't ask a Californian geography questions. In 2004 me and Mrs Comrade Sam spent 6 weeks in the US. We married in Vegas, flew to San Francisco for a week, flew to Kauai, then back to LA. We were supposed to get the train down the Rockies and around the gulf of Mexico to New Orleans. The train...

The wealth of the top 1% if taxed properly, would absolutely transform Britain. Along with serious taxing of corporations and the fossil fuel giants.

Tax the rich and start funding things everybody needs. Take the utilities and rail into public hands. Build cheap houses etc. None of these are on Starmers wish list. I wouldn't be surprised if he starts on those poor sods on the boats as well, especially as he plans to refrain from taxing...

Alexei Sayle, Strangers on a train. Alan Partridge, from the Oasthouse

We're Brighton, surely naked from the waist down?

And Caicedo no second yellow?