aquarius moon

Good guess Foxy, But, no.

He met a squirrel (who used to be his friend)

Sorry EP, No, No, No & No!

First clue: This character was originally a person, but is now something else!

Basil Fawlty!?

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Aq M, the clue was in the title!! Oh yes, missed that bit. So you are slotted into the middle somewhere, But still younger than me. (Only a little bit though!!)

It's all a bit rubbish anyway as you are as old as you feel. Most days I feel 90, But somedays I feel like a spring chicken! :)

I am the 3,035,067,624th person alive on earth. So: I'm a bit older than Michael P, A bit younger than computedshorty, Quite a bit older than Otta, A bit younger than Foxy, Way older than oneearth121. Don't know about Mick Mac or EP as they are revealing nothing!!

Dearheart, I've only just seen this thread & I'm with you all the way. By contacting either the school or RSPCA, you are at least doing something. If it is just heresay/a mistaken child etc., then no harm done, But to ignore it is totally heartless as it could well be true. Surely it's better to report it & be wrong, than not report it at all. Hopefully, somebody will keep the forum updated as to the outcome of this, because as stated on previous posts, if somebody is trapping foxes inhumanely, the RSPCA need to know about it.

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Leon Oui! Well done. Over to you.

Non!

Another clue? My characters name is also the title of the film.

Don't take any notice of the negative comments Foxy. As I use public transport to go absolutely everywhere (and I've never been to Kew or Richmond), I found your post very interesting.

Well done for taking it in and trying your best. Sad ending I know, but at least it died peacefully, in a nice safe place.

You were spot on with your first clue civilservant. I read a few of the earlier books in the series including 'The Killing Floor'. And Tom Cruise is definitely not Jack Reacher! Anyway, here is clue no 1: A true professional

Jack Reacher?

Excellent post SJ. Totally agree with you.

Alan Medic Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We're not all as old as you aq moon! Nobody is as old as me! ETA: But with age comes wisdom, experience & knowledge.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Help-Ma-Boab Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Yasssss ya danca. Sunday now, going to be > close. > > Backing Murray (unsurprisingly) > > Could be a big day for the Scots HMB, Mr Ben, > Katie etc. Good luck, > hope he can see it through now. I'm not actually Scottish, but being British, have supported him since day one. Well done Andy. He played brilliantly when it mattered & had the will to win. We've waited over 70 years for this.

2-0 Getting excited now!

Great start. Looks like he means business!

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A tight budget? These prices? > > http://www.nicholsonspubs.co.uk/thebearandstafflei > cestersquarelondon/pdf/thebearandstaffleicestersqu > arelondon-lunch_menu.pdf It started out as a tight budget, but then became a case of desperation (trying to find somewhere that we could actually get into). I ended up not having to pay anyway! Maybe I should have taken him to 'Rules'!!

P.S. NomDePlume, Congratulations on getting the job. So pleased for you.

This is always going to be a problem if paid monthly, going from paid weekly, Or paid monthly going from unemployed. I am now paid weekly, but am looking for work. If I find a new job that is paid monthly, I'll be in the same boat & and totally f****d. And this government (who I didn't vote in, by the way) don't give a s**t.

Thanks for all todays suggestions, even though they are too late as I've already been! Anyway, back to yesterday. Not only money, but time was limited too. I wish I'd posted this a couple of days previously, so would've had more time to do my homework, instead of going armed with a piece of paper with everyones recommendations, but failing to pinpoint the exact locations. My cousin arrived hungry & thirsty, so wasn't interested in my list, only the nearest pub! I've been to Food for Thought before, being veggie, and he would have suffered the lack of meat if it wasn't for the fact that they serve no alcohol either. So, first port of call 'The Crown & Anchor', Neal St., where he had a nice BLT sandwich. But what's with the wine only being served in 175ml measures at ?5.50 per glass? So, we spent the next couple of hours savouring the atmosphere of the area, complete with a 'live' band and street entertainers & checking out the pubs wine lists. All the Taylor Walker pubs in the area only do 175ml glasses, obviously trying to make people spend more, or buy the whole bottle (which we didn't want) I actually had my heart set on 'Bistro 1', but it was too early to eat so we set off down Maiden Lane, passed 'Rules', complete with a doorman & way too posh and found 'The Porterhouse'. Nice, casual, drinking pub with seats out front in the sun & loads of space inside. Also, served wine in 250ml measures at around ?5.50, so spent an hour there, relaxing & watching the world go by. Still too early to eat so had another wander, but by now the after-work drinking brigade began to descend & were starting to spill onto the pavements. I still wanted to head back to 'Bistro 1' but we were not that close & it was a case of scrambling into the first place we came to where we could actually get in the door! So, had nice dinner in the upstairs section of 'The Bear & Staff' on Charing Cross Rd. A 'Nicholsons' pub, so yes, a chain, but couldn't fault the food or the service. To anybody running down a chain, some are rubbish, but some are actually good, especially if on tight budget. Thanks for all the advice. Will definitely visit 'Bistro 1' at a later date :)