Nigel Pepper

There's also SocialFixer which does similar things

Are they singing "I got you" by The Dooleys?

typical cat.

“If you see this, post a Castle”

As tributes to #OzzyOsborne go this one is pretty neat www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpDs...

Tell me you're a SL owner without telling me you're a SL owner

I think you need to add the <irony> tags. Some people won't get it otherwise.

Security for who? The chosen 10/12/14/16 or the whole of the RFL clubs.

all those 50s sci-fi movies are coming true

Glad I'm not the only one making a Trump comparison.

Written review of The Tudors (2007-10) Verily, my liege, this idiot Canadian-Irish co-production does dance a merry jig upon the very concept of historical accuracy, with its Irish Henry VIII (Jonathan Rhys Meyers), its ripped courtiers and Joss Stone as Anne of Cleves. There is the occasional grudging nod to Actual Historical Stuff (the Reformation, wives etc). But it's mostly just Henry banging his way around Tudor England, his bum cheeks jack-hammering with such ferocity that they are little more than a meaty blur, like a deli counter viewed from the top deck of a speeding bus in the rain.

Hats (or is it pants) off to Sarah Dempster of @theguardian.com for this review of the historical accuracy of The Tudors.

A Bitstick - early pointing device - for the BBC Micro.

The hours (days/weeks/months) I spent playing Elite when I should have been doing proper work (code rewriting and checking) on the BBC Micro. Luckily we had a Bitstick which made control so much easier and "realistic"

waiting for Farage Co to denounce it

Good to see that the ARLC can be as incompetent as the RFL.

Should get twinned asap

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Ah yes, Sarah Jane in Victoria's dress. #teenagecrush

John Nettles always had it easy as a detective. In Midsomer - Joyce always knew the killer or it was around some activity she was involved in, so she got the gossip. In Bergerac - Charlie Hungerford knew all the villains.

Sad news. Brought a professionalism back to rugby league broadcasting that the last years of the Eddie Waring era had lost.

I'm sure there was a court case concluded at a railway station as the judge was on circuit and had a train to catch to get to the next town.

one of ours was like that. We called her Teflon; water mud, anything, just one shake and she was pristine and dry again.

at least it didn't go in one ear and out the other.

The UK government knows I'm over 18 (driving licence, passport etc) so they should offer a verification service rather than us have to offer up personal info to god knows who.

Daphne's has all day, do you?

my local as a student 40+ years ago. Very fond memories of the pub. It was a Tetley's tied house then.

Good. If there's one thing that makes me swear at the tv, it's commentators apologising for things we might have heard players say.

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the Clangers, game changed when I found out they had scripts and it wasn't just random noises.

12 channel buttons, only 9 spare then.

#hardwaterproblems