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Wotsits smell and taste like my walking socks after a 10-mile hike on a hot day.

In English its entirely ambiguous. It can be 96 or 36. In Maths it is 36. Maths has additional rules which English doesn't have. I was taught the order of precidence in O level maths, but no one ever mentioned Bodmas. In my view its far more complicated to learn the acronym and remember...

As a child I used to think his first name was Timbrook. RIP

Loads of songs on here that aren't story songs. How on earth is 'Reasons to be chearful - Part 3' a story song?

Thats incredible - I like the way he just gets up and starts running around arguing with everyone with half the bone hanging out of his leg. Thats proper hard.

The thing birds live in? - they seem to like them.

The BBC TV series? - its ok. Got a bit bored with it.

Such sad news that a nurse has died of the virus. Of course every death is awful, but it must seem like an extra kick in the teeth for all on the NHS front line. RIP https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-51952607

And I bet £29 of that goes to Rooney.

The Police are now cracking down on Easter Eggs being sold. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-52090441 you've really got your priorities straight guys. Well done.

You don't need to - but we are encouraged to go out once a day. if you live in a city, where else is there?

I think the police are getting this wrong. Just seen pictures on the local news of them leafleting people who have driven a few miles out of town to exercise. One of the 'offenders' was making the point that all the city parks were packed (this was Bristol), so he'd driven a few miles out of...

Blimey - I wonder what you get for 10k

Sorry, but this has largely been caused by bad advice by the authorities - its not the people. They have closed the bars and restaurants and encouraged us to get out and enjoy open spaces. The National Trust threw open the gates of its parks for free (they have now rapidly back-pedalled on...

Evidently I'm one of those who dont get it. How would driving my car to the Lake District and walking about in the fresh air miles from the nearest person be dangerous and irresponsible? The national trust have opened up its sites for free to encourage us to walk in the open. But now the...

Rather mixed messages on the news this eve. We are being enouraged to get out and exercise whilst strictly observing social distancing measures, but then the BBC news was reporting that loads of people were ignoring the advice and walking up Snowdon, and others going to the beach. Surely thats...

1996 was the absolute depth of the trough, not the peak. Negative equity was everywhere.

You are off your rocker.... but actually I thought it was great :clap2:

Beat me to it. I was just about to post the same.