diable rouge

You don't have to complain, just go back/ring them up and politely ask if the recipe has changed etc...

3rd Round Table... Last 16 games start tomorrow (Saturday)...

Note that they quote ''retail price''. If they are indeed a high-end decorating company they will more than likely be buying at trade price...

PGC, I think you've finally solved the mystery of the strange bottles of orange liquid...:)

Thursday 28th June Fixtures... GROUP G England v Belgium (19.00) Panama v Tunisia (19.00) GROUP H Japan v Poland (15.00) Senegal v Colombia (15.00)

Wednesday 27th June Fixtures... GROUP E Serbia v Brazil (19.00) Switzerland v Costa Rica (19.00) GROUP F South Korea v Germany (15.00) Mexico v Sweden (15.00)

...and a hundred!!!

I've always locked mine to one of the numerous bike stands in the pedestrianized area to the side of M&S, not far from the Tube. Never been pinched or interfered with either...but I live in hope!

That fooking VAR cost me another 3-pointer. Tuesday 26th June Fixtures... GROUP C Australia v Peru (15.00) Denmark v France (15.00) GROUP D Iceland v Croatia (19.00) Nigeria v Argentina (19.00)

Je pr?f?re le jambon!...

Monday 25th June Fixtures... GROUP A Saudi Arabia v Egypt (15.00) Uruguay v Russia (15.00) GROUP B Iran v Portugal (19.00) Spain v Morocco (19.00)

Was gammon on the boozer's menu?...

Out now from all good bookshops...

2nd Round Table...

Wherrrre's Jer-re-my Corrrrrr-byn?...:)

Tomorrow's headlines?...Panama Capers!

Son Heung-Min cost me a 3-pointer...army conscription can't come soon enough matey

Indeedy, a well written explanation...

Saturday 23rd June Fixtures... GROUP F South Korea v Mexico (16.00) Germany v Sweden (19.00) GROUP G Belgium v Tunisia (13.00)

Wasn't there also a thread of a guy caught on CCTV dropping one in the Village?...

Chef...

Friday 22nd June Fixtures... GROUP D Nigeria v Iceland (16.00) GROUP E Brazil v Costa Rica (13.00) Serbia v Switzerland (19.00)

Quite right rendell, there's been a similar discussion about this on here in the past :) What I should've said is that because the change is so very small i.e a few seconds around the solstice, the perception is that the days are standing still...ergo solstice. Doesn't the rate of change speed up though? If it was only a few seconds each day, surely that wouldn't account for the loss of daylight we experience up to the winter solstice. I'm sure the rate of change gets up into the minutes...

I think the sun stays at it's highest point for about 2 weeks from today, after which the days then start getting shorter again. So should 'mid-summer' officially be in the middle of this period? Either way, for me the summer is June, July & August...