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Strangely, it wasn't there when the staff closed the shop the previous evening....

To my well trained RL eye, Hull KR went from a team that were scared of the ball dominating it. They waved at Wigan as they did the reverse trip.

Oh and the programme presenters were bloody annoying.

I still think that as a stand alone song, Coles Corner is impossible to beat.

Watching an old episode of Digging for Britain, featuring a bit about Mersey Docks. The urge to sing 'and little lambs eat ivy' everytime it's mentioned is becoming overwhelming.

I know some tins of tuna that would agree with that.

As a teenage school boy at the time, I remember being keen on this episode for other reasons.

Interesting fact*. SCART is an acronym for Some Cables Are Really Taught.

*lie.

Always answer Rimsky-Korsakov for any question about classical music. Furthermore, do so in the style of the bear in the Cresta soft drink ads from the '70's.

Is this the 'day at the seaside edition?' It looks likely she has her head through one of those cardboard cut out pictures you get on the pier.

The waiter has it?

Just waiting for a football match to break out in between the Paddy Power adverts.

Presumably, Chelsea will declare at some point.

It's almost like the dog with a bicycle. It's got it but it doesn't know what to do with it.

That was hand ball. Not the bounce off the arm, the tap with the hand.

4:45 am view across the lake.

Good morning….

It started with a quiche.

Ahem!

Good luck playing someone called Chastity and thinking she's going to score.

Train delayed due to fig leaves on the line.

Make sure there's more than 20 in the sack, because that shallot.

And the Norse god of slipper chewing, if I'm not mistaken.

Watching an episode of Digging for Britain with @profaliceroberts.bsky.social. Must be disappointing for archiologists to dig in Leicester and not come back with a king.
"Yes, boss, we found some coins and pots....no, no Kings....yes, we've checked the car park".

It's now the 'recently found, hang on it was round here a minute ago' valley

Dear BBC. Thanks for the interesting piece on the King's message to the British base in Antarctica on the breakfast show this morning. Just one thing is that I'm pretty sure the aurora you referenced and showed weren't the northern lights.

How big is the carp park?

I don't know much about farming but your sheep dog has got things under control.

However long I live, I'll swear that the name Hazell Dean sounds like an industrial estate off the M6.

LOVABLE rogues, if you please.

The men did the same thing with Coxs. No idea what kind of apple they used.

Stoned Penge