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I haven't seen Paul in ages but did send a couple of e-mails via the web site in the Sea Cow Feedback section. Not had any response yet. Perhaps if a few more from the EDF sent some feedback we might get some news.

Unlucky mlteenie. You've reminded me that perhaps I should wear my head protector which I shamefully hardly wear. Perhaps I need to fall of too! Hope you and bike recover.

The drugs don't work - The Verve

Aren't they big in IT? Tata Chips?

Caaaaaaam oooooooooooon! CaaaAAAAM oooOOOON UUUUHHH..UUUGGHHH....AAAAAAAAAHGHGHGHGZZXZ etc And that's just the Foxton Estate Agents

I stand accused - Isaac Hayes

No Dom, that was before a visit to a certain burger bar where it found some good old fashioned shit on the prep counter

WRMS' Dedication O The Bitty - De La Soul

At least it was free range and lived a good life . . .

A Little Bit Of Soap - De La soul

CPT isn't children free ;-)

No it's an old one, but I was really looking forward to that cup of tea.

How Strange is that? Just as I was about to sip a cuppa, a great big sodding bluebottle just dive bombed into my boiling cup and died a slow horrible death! Anything weird happened to you this year already?

Know My Name - Nightmares On Wax

Checks rule book . . . mmm Five Man Army - Massive Attack

Say goodbye to lower global Carbon Emmissions

Putting it on when they are driving down the motorway is one thing. It's when they're reading Heat as well that bugs me!

All For One - Brand Nubian

The Third Eye - Roy Ayres

N Series full of bugs!!?? Maybe that's why I've binned six since September. The N95 seems to be the only one that works half decently. Trouble is I'm so used to the menu structure that it really is awkward to use anything else. Mrs LL has a Nokia 6300 which actually is quite nice. Not flash but slim, feels nice and it works!

Nature's Way - LTJ Bukem

A Higher Place - Royksopp

Jacks for one.

The N95 is good. Nice big screen. Landscape mode and easy to operate one handed. Big drawback is the operating system which is a little slow (can be really frustrating when you want to take a picture) and sometimes needs rebooting (not as bad as N73 and N80). But then it is packed with lots of cool stuff including a bar code scanner (what the . . ?) GPS, Maps, 5mp camera, stereo speakers etc. It's also a bit bulky but it does look nice.

Did anybody watch Kill It, Cook It, Eat Iton BBC 3 the other night? It discussed a lot of the issues raised here regarding animal cruelty in food production. Very telling though was when they interviewed the farmers who raised the Kid Goats. They couldn't make up their minds on whether they were rearing the Kids in a "happy" environment for the animals benefit or for commercial reasons. It seemed they wouldn't slaughter a Kid under 3 months because they wanted it to have a nice life but then again if a customer wanted a younger one for a Greek Wedding then it was OK. And there is the paradox. Commercial food production versus the demands of customers. Twenty years ago people new little or nothing about battery farms etc. Then when the truth was exposed via programmes like Pandora's box the public (with increasing disposable income) began to take notice. The WRONG reaction is to instantly become vegetarian (in my view) but instead to be choosy (like Muttley, Woody etc) and force commerce to change or go out of business. We live in a Capitalist society so profit is the best weapon at our disposal. Don't eat ANY meat unless you know its provenance. Eat less meat but better quality. Unfortunately the victims of this success will be the very people already providing us with meat that has been properly reared, such as WR and Libretto's, because the supermarkets and their suppliers will respond once the balance tips towards battery farming becoming very bad for business. I hope that's not the case.