ponderwoman Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You do have to apply and register the site, > otherwise future ambitious gardeners would be > getting the police far too excited. Apply and register to, and with whom?
For bin bag read biodegradable sack of course I don't like crematoria (especially when I'm the guest of honour) and I don't like the services, and I don't want to be burned. I'd quite like to be left out in the desert but that might be tricky
Please don't send flowers, I'll be around for a while yet. I was made curious by Billy Connolly's TV programme. To be buried in a garden, all you need is permission from the freeholder. And a (biodegradable) sack That's it
JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > we played cricket on the road - and if a car came > it had to wait until the end of the over. Rugby where I was. The ball had to go out of play
It's a brave man who will admit to listening to Bono these days. I admire your pluck However I once had a memorable afternoon in a Bristol boozer dancing around the pool table with some crusties and a load of cider listening to the Joshua Tree flat out. I'll forgive U2 a lot for that alone
The misuse of the word 'enormity' (instead of magnitude). Just heard on Radio 4, which means that the man that wrote the book, the BBC producer and the reader (Steven Mangan) are unaware of my pet hate
Thanks for the pork pie/steam railway/caravan park murder recommendations but I shall be busy drinking fine wines in a country house. But keep 'em coming I suppose there's no alternative to the Blackwall tunnel on Friday evening? That will be less fun