Dot wrote:The OH has been wearing a support thing on his hand as he has done something to it.
Probably wrecked it at golf or something.:
That's my fall back line too, Dot.
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Dot wrote:The OH has been wearing a support thing on his hand as he has done something to it.
Probably wrecked it at golf or something.:
Dot wrote:I see a restaurant in N.I. has developed an ice cream which is flavoured with chilli and parmesan.
Now don't get me wrong I will try most things but somehow the idea of eating a big bowl doesn't appeal.
What do others think?
Perhaps it is the sort of thing you just have to try once before you decide.
Maybe it's an acquired taste like Guinness or Marmite.
Dot wrote:Didn't know this bit of news until earlier on this evening.
t seems that Dr Brian Cox once belonged to the group D:Rream.
Isn't it amazing the things you learn on Harry Hill's TV Burp. ::):
Doorstop wrote:Have you ever noticed the way he walks? His right arm gets thrown about like he doesn't want it on every step. I find it quite off-putting when watching him, saying to the telly "For God's sake our Bri, tape that bloody elbow to your belt for Gawd's sake!"
jodieohdoh wrote:limbs akimbo
Dot wrote:I think they should have picked someone else.
I would almost rather watch Ant & Dec than have to listen to Vernon Kay.
I don't mind regional accents but his is not the best for presenting something like a Royal Wedding.
Would prefer to listen to Stephen Fry, Gyles Brandreth or even Philip Schofield if I had a choice.
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