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Marvellous stuff. More humour, less bile please.

Mine had been in the cabinet a little too long but still very tasty. Probably the highlight of the afternoon on reflection.

I thought Schelotto had a pretty good game all in all and in comparison to others. He got down the wing well, granted, his crossing wasn’t as good as I would have liked but he still caused them problems. Likewise, Mooy made one horrendous mistake but was quite useful at other times. I thought...

63 and bloody furious.

They have now.

Thinking of buying a new one for Christmas, bored with Cluedo, Monopoly etc. Was thinking about 'Days Of Wonder Ticket To Ride Europe'. Any recommendations?

Can someone tell me if this is OK or do I run the risk of a ban. It's only for one game.

Barcelona:0 Surreal Madrid:Fish

OK, we weren’t great today but boy was there more talent on show than we saw all of last season and mostly from players who didn’t even play last season. Alzate, Connolly, Burn, Trossard, Webster. Such a joy to watch compared to Mr Angry and DJ Strollabout.

So often the case with film adaptations of books.

Beat me to it.

Also, if you stick with those light bulbs you will find that they are causing many other things around the house not to work as well anymore.

By coincidence, I watched American Psycho for the first time this week and then went and saw Joker at the cinema. Both feature excellent individual performances - Christian Bale channelling Jim Carey and Joaquin Phoenix channelling Mark Rylance - but I was struck by how both the films were...

No if's, no but's. I'd die in a ditch for that.

By democracy, do you mean the marginal majority vote based on lies taken three and a half years ago? Just want to be clear.

In practical terms that would have been unlikely to change the way people voted and it was made clear that the referendum was 'advisory'.

I know it's been said before but it's worth saying again, democracy is not undermined by more democracy. A trade union asks it's members if it wants to negotiate a collective bargaining agreement (which is basically what membership of the EU or departure from the EU is) it then puts the results...

You don't think that people have a right to change their mind after three and a half years?

If the leavers are so convinced that they are enacting the 'will of the people' why are they so scared of a confirmatory vote? Fair question?