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A buzzing irritant that blights beauty spots and is a potential hazard or a legitimate hobby and creative outlet?

Don't forget what could easily pass for anti-semitism too. A charming collection of anecdotes.

I've enjoyed your posts over the years. But this is just wrong. Clearly you only come on here to escape the boredom in Broadmoor.

You are kidding? Do you know how much energy and materials go into producing a car and the electricity to run it? The infrastructure they run on? No longer polluting? Look again.

Apologies for being hugely off topic here, but as people's thoughts slowly turn to Christmas and we search around for gift ideas, I liked this. Lots of ideas for greener or cheaper or free gifts. I am trying very hard this year not to just buy "stuff". I fully appreciate that the economy is on...

Odd bit of content targeting by Sky in the banner on this page?

Noted. I live in Sydling (not a euphemism)

:facepalm:

Christmas Pudding is a steamed pudding.

Very light in midfield.

Stop trying to impress the cool kids, you know it's this: XWQMMPFtoG4

Follow the Llama.

What an embarassing pr1ck you are.

My daughter just announced that "music isn't what it used to be". My daughter!

I spat my tea out laughing when I read that. I sincerely hope that you were being flippant and that I'm not laughing at a man on the edge.

This is a classic neotiation in't it? State a ridiculous position to indicate that a haggle is happening, then meet "somewhere in the middle" (when the other party didn't want any change in the first place. Insidious creeping greed from the "Big 6". Here's a plan: Everyone else tells the...

Calling our Manchester Prof. It's a good question and probably the answer is about tolerance of risk.

I promise you will love this - and totally agree that Hounds of Love is a classic album by any measure - https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m000my63

What a decade. Went from being a 15 year old schoolboy to being married. Such huge changes and evolution in my personal music tastes. But a few popular and widely known albums I would add into the mix (without claiming any are the greatest of the decade) are: AC/DC - Back in Black (nuf sed)...

It seems to me that it's not the £25m that's the issue. It's the inevitable £100k+ a week that strikers of this ilk expect to be paid. Not only would that add a further £25m on a five year deal, it would also probably blow our wage structure and generate a short but not insignificant queue of...