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Years since I had one, or since I have seen one, but would buy one tomorrow if I saw one.

8 out of 15 in the Guardian sports quiz. No guesses came in which was a bit odd.

And me. Haddock today.

17 out of 25, need to improve my guessing.

Yes, as far as I can remember it was first role, at least on British TV. She played Ryan's secretary.

Nothing funny about Welsh place names, not even Plwmp, Pant, Splott or Three Cocks.

Who knows? Looks like a list of suspects in Midsomer Murders, or (going further back) characters in The Avengers.

Remember Ryan well, introduced Pamela Stephenson to the world. Whatever happened to the "star" Rod Mullinar??

I am a little bit too young to remember the 1950s but one thing on here surprised me as I had always been brought up to believe it was white bread that was cheaper and therefore eaten by the poor, not brown bread.

If you haven't already done so you need to raise it with them, and the dire financial consequences if something is not sorted sharpish. It's what I did, until I retired, and, from experience, most of the problems came from partially completed applications which were assumed to be complete - but...

Are you sure it's the council and not the Dept of Social Security?

Stick with it, you may be right in the short term but in the long term likely to be more appreciative of something made for her than something bought.

And long may that continue.

Rather not (X 2).

Bizarrely my cat sounds just like that Charley when he thinks its time for his dinner - very vocal. *either that or he is warning me not to talk to strangers

You are assuming the gossip, and the stuff posted on here, is accurate. No one outside the clubs recruitment team actually know the facts, its all just guesswork. Yes we are supposed to have spoken to McAtee, and possibly others, but who knows?

Its a common one in the USA, unfortunately dead heads here have caught the infection.

When I was working CTRL+C (Copy), or CTRL+X (Cut) and CTRL+V (Paste) were probably the functions I used the most. Saved a lot of typing.

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Who??