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So from 31 to 45 in one year - is that correct?

Would you let her comment on these?:)

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As an infrequent contributer but avid reader of this thread, I would be delighted to be involved with either.

I had a dream that Shelvey started and was sent off after ten minutes. I mentioned it to my Newcastle supporting colleague who pointed out that this was highly unlikely as Shelvey hadn't started this year...

Why are they "men's sports"?

What specific "extreme left wing hard socialist" policies are you most concerned about?

Very good read from Paul Hayward in the Telegraph (terrible right-wing rag blah, blah, blah). I know he is not exactly a disinterested observer* but nice nonetheless... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2019/04/06/brighton-bravado-takes-trip-memory-lane-display-passion-shocked/ *terrible...

Which bit?

My wife and I our planning to set up our own guesthouse business and before we start doing anything concrete we would like to talk to an accountant both about the best way to set up the business and then using them to help us in the future. Neither of us have needed to use an accountant before...

I'd second a trip to Mostar. I drove myself and family and spent the day there. Visit the Museum of War and Genocide - really brings home the brutality of the war.

Karl Marx is not an Old Etonian. Or is that your April Fool?

Quite? QUITE!!??? "My bad" is unbelievably enraging.:rant:

Or this one...

A lot of wines these days are vegan, and probably the majority are vegetarian. Very few still use animal gelatine or isinglass (from fish) to fine the wines. Eggs and, to a lesser extent, caesin (from milk) are still used but fewer and fewer wines use even these. Getting a vegan certificate...

There are different definitions of what makes wine natural but the main point is that sulphur dioxide is not used in the wine-making (or some people would say only used in small amounts on bottling). As sulphur dioxide is one of the products of fermentation, it is almost impossible to have a...

Although the nearest pub to the station in Burgess Hill - The Railway - is a bit soulless and corporate but not by any stretch a dive. I actually quite like the Top House, it is a bit rough and ready and can get a bit lairy at times but it is a "proper" pub with a bit of personality.

Stoats are properly HARD. They chase down rabbits ten times their own size and bite through their spinal columns. VOTE STOAT - a British icon we can all be proud of.

Not to mention Thomas Hemed. I have never heard him attempt a full Alireza Jahanbakhsh but I am looking forward to immensely.