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So Brighton, a town that is notorious for changing fashion more often than Michael Portillo changes blazers, has had a Green MP for 15 years because it's been fashionable ? As Denis Healey used to say "What a silly billy" :laugh:

Of course you can. You just need one of these and keep your toilet brush handy :wink:

The amount people were being paid was the hottest gossip in a lot of places I worked :wink: If this 'getting hacked' consists of getting a few people's bank details then I think the publicity around it will be far more important to any hacker (particularly if another State) than any actual...

To be fair, a large proportion of companies outsource their payroll to keep employees salary info confidential :laugh: I remember back in the days of Mainframes and impact printers having to explain to one of the big five banks that having encrypted data files being printed onto confidential...

Working in IT, when Windows NT first came out the 'blue screen of death' was quite common, so we got a screen shot of it and put it on people's machines as a screen saver. It took a few a while to figure out why their machine 'crashed' and had to be rebooted every time they went for a coffee...

I think after the Dahoud and Fati, RDZ may be taking more tips from the recruitment team ??? And Stan Collymore, that's the name for a 1930s/40s footballer :thumbsup:

Well how about this pro-hedgehog one ? Nationally, the hedgehog population in Britain has declined over the last thirty years. While badgers may play a role locally, hedgehogs are absent in many areas where there are no badgers and, in areas where nesting and feeding sites are plentiful, the...

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I think that was what did for my professional football career as well. That, the booze, drugs, rock and roll and the two left feet :wink:

RIP Yosser. That series made such a huge impression on me :down:

The timing of the Barco sub just as Villa tried to take a quick free kick was an absolute masterclass in shitehousing :lolol:

Given how often he sends keepers the wrong way, I wonder if the Villa keeper simply did the complete opposite to everything his instincts were telling him to do ???

The normal moaners behind us weren't there but in their place we had a couple of "Sling it in the mixer's" which was different :wink:

You are of course correct, it's why I never chose Rodgers and Hammerstein or Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber for my Mastermind specialist round. That and the fact Leonard Bernstein and Stephen Sondheim were LEAGUES ahead :wink: *edit* I'm sorry, there seems to be a horrible squeaking noise...

Somewhat appropriate, I've always seen you as a poor man's Norman Wisdom :wink:

There's never been a better time to support the Albion H, but why didn't they do this when we were teenagers FFS ? I suspect that they knew we wouldn't appreciate it and we would turn into entitled expectant shallow young pr***s rather than the fine, mature, well informed, balanced and...

I noticed that, with Welbeck also using a lot of effort to stop McGinn getting the ball. I think we showed Villa a bit of respect and had a game plan to stop them playing. Whether that is a little less gung ho than earlier in the season I wouldn't like to say, but maybe our coach (who is young...

I think a significant part of the world will know it as a Howard Keel song from the Musical Oklahoma! It may well be up there with 'Don't cry for me Argentina', 'Maria', 'The Timewarp' and 'You're the One that I want' amongst the world's most famous and popular musical showtunes, but because a...

Are you trying to suggest that a 1945 Rodgers and Hammerstein showtune compares with a March that was used to send the young local boys off to the hell of the first world war trenches. Really ???

Well that was a lovely day out :banana: