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Thanks. Well then, as molting season is nearly upon us....

Oooh. Does it work well with cat fur?

That looks delish, Tina 😋
And a Very Happy Birthday to you 🎂🥳🎵🎁🥂☕️💤

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Oh I remember that. Wasn't it mostly cheap and cheerful food that was easy to cook when you got back from the pub?

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Isn't this just the Assassins games? Lots of levelling up, lots of taking out baddies. Fabulous scenery Or is there too much plodding around an doing non-killy stuff in between the priper killy stuff?

I was out at a mate's leaving do at work in Westminster. Got quite a bit pissed, went home, the tv was all going on about Princess Di having been in a car accident in Paris.
"Ah, I'm sure she'll be fine tomorrow" I thought as I went off to bed....

I remember the day he died. I'd been round my mate's Geoff's house in Harpenden and we'd spent most of the time playing Genesis and King Crimson lps (punk hadn't really bothered us at that point).
My Mum came to pick me up & told us the news. We knew it was BIG news, but not to us, really.

Yes, a very good show from him. Always good to see the "lesser" squad players get time on the pitch and we come out with (eventually) a win.

I watched most of it but ignored the pens. I really can't watch our pens.
Magassa is a strange one. Loads of people a lot more knowledgable than me were suggested he should start. But on tonight's showing he didn't do himself many favours. His passing was particularly poor.

Winning breeds confidence. And if Summerville is ok, I'll gladly take it.
Spurs are still in the Champions League, and Notts Forest are somewhere in Europe, so it's not just us.
Away to Leeds might have been a different discussion though.

Yeah. West Ham v Brentford in the FA Cup so special allowances...

A hand holding up a glass of red wine.

Never in doubt

"calls for statins*

"Director" is the new middle management grade as far as I can see. So glad I'm retiring soon.

From what I've seen of corporate staff charts recently, VP is basically entry level anyway 🤷‍♂️

Tbf I have the commentary turned off and the Dead playlist on.
I just remember him as being a bit flat as a speaker, so I might be being a bit unfair.

Rob Green has a face for radio, and a voice for libraries.

Summerville and Taty on the bench. Presumably if we get drawn away at 'pool for the next round Bowen and Fernandes can "get injured in the warm up".

Wow, Americans turned their clocks forward but we don't change ours in the UK until the end of the month! And they pronounce "tomato" as "elevator", and their word for "trousers" is "sidewalk"! So much for the special relationship! Also their government is a bunch of fascists.

I'd like to say that times have changed but....

I think this was the summer I spent sprawled in front of the tv in the school holidays filling in every ball in the pale green score book. I had so much admiration for Tony Greig back then, which seems strange now.

RIP Country Joe McDonald. We need you with us now...

I think there is a certain section of the very, very rich who, if they understand the climate change warnings at all, still believe that their immense wealth will somehow save them.

Phwoooar. I love olives in foods other than Martinis.

I've always preferred Live Rust, just 'cos it was the first NY lp I fell in live with, there's more of it, and I love the whole acoustic start into full on Crazy Horse transition thing. Also they're the same versions of Hey Hey, My My (Into the Black) on both.

It was awful that they did it - and so awful, and so publicly obvious that they've had to apologise for doing it.
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Mrs Rox has had to telephone a bank help line for some utterly tedious admin. - but it was made considerably less tedious by the lovely and v. helpful Indian lady having to regularly mute the call due to the whooping & hollering in her office from them all watching the T20 World Cup Final 🏏😁 #IndvNZ

Wreck of the Patti in the low November afternoon sun, Isle of Islay Wreck of the Patti in the low November afternoon sun, Isle of Islay At the end of a great walk to the old radar station at Kilchiaran I stopped at the old wreck of the Patti (an early steamship wre…

Good morning with a sunny #Islay wreck view:
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Oh I dunno, some of those 3D tours are a totally wild ride though, man. I mean whoooaaaaweeeoooohhnicebathroomweeeeeeeeeeee

*falls off sofa*

*rings Estate Agent and/or dealer*