SimonM

Am I the only one dying to know which road this was? :))

But does anyone know where their actual bakery is located, as distinct from the shop/retail outlet for their produce?

Excellent suggestion - but I don't know where the guy who invented this form of packaging actually lives :))

Yes!!! I have this problem all the time when trying to access my beloved McVities Plain Chocolate Wheaten, Easy-open schmeazy-open!

Well there's this one....

>>I've become rather smitten with the actress Claire Foy who plays Little Dorrit in the Charles Dickens costume drama on the BBC at moment. She really is rather lovely and is a very fine actress too. Beauty and talent is a very fine combination.<< She reminds me a little of a young Keeley Hawes - which is a little ironic given whom she is playing against :))

I shall miss that dear dog....

Bolton 1 Liverpool 3 Arsenal 2 Aston Villa 1 Blackburn 2 Sunderland 0 Fulham 1 Tottenham 2 Man Utd 3 Stoke City 0 Newcastle 3 Wigan 1 West Ham 2 Portsmouth 0 West Brom 0 Chelsea 3 Everton 1 v Middlesbrough 0 Hull City 1 v Man City 1

>>This one? << No that's an American one. The one I saw was definitely based on a British hearse. B)

....move it back to 1975 when it had an old fashioned Sainsbury's, a Marks & Spencer, Jones & Higgins dept. store.... :)

Everyone's commenting on the elephant but nobody's brave enough to venture any contribution about that sinister hearse....:-$

>>So if you aren't a very good cyclist, you shouldn't be on a bike. So how to you practise to become a good cyclist? << The perimeter road in Dulwich Park?

So I am quietly sipping my coffee outside Cafe 2050, dipping my croissant as is my wont, when along Forest Hill Road passes this hearse - a working (but empty!) one too - that has been sprayed pink. (And, yes, I would not be seen dead in one either). A little later, on Underhill Road, I pass a white van on top of which is a rather large pink elephant in plastic or fibreglass or something. The sides of the van offer no clues as to what trade or business the driver is engaged in and I ams till racking my brains as to what a pink elephant might signify....

...or who was that guy who used to belt out "Mule Train" whilst banging a tin tray on his head in time ?? :))

That's 2 weeks in a row I have got Liverpool's result exactly right......am open to bribes to forecast 5-0 next week! B)

Some sort of "special mention" for Citrona I think? B)

Arsenal 0 Manchester United 2 Wigan Athletic 2 Stoke City 0 Hull City 2 Bolton Wanderers 1 Sunderland 2 Portsmouth 1 West Ham 2 Everton 1 Liverpool 3 West Bromwich 0 Blackburn Rovers 0 Chelsea 1 Aston Villa 2 Middlesbrough 0 Manchester City 0 Tottenham Hotspur 0 Fulham 1 Newcastle United 1

I think TfL should employ people who can write in English:- "TfL said it aimed to avoid redundancies but a spokesman said the organisation was looking at "de-layering of management" and was looking at "reductions in headcount","

A Birkin is a Handbag and a girl thang: a Merkin is not a handbag but a (kinda) girl thong. A Birkin is also a skinny English bird who married a French roue

"Marathon" was Greek...the latin word was "Snickus" Thou shalt brush up on thy classic languages before inflicting drollery on hoi polloi!

But didn't the Roma that lost 7-0 to Man Utd also win their home fixture too?

I have seen some really soft Gerrard penalties over the years but tonight's was truly Olympic class!

>>I wont get fooled again.<< OOh yes....CSI-Miami tonight!

>>Net her through my dad!<< You married a mermaid??:)

....and the choice of in-flight entertainment is just inspired!