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Joe Longthorne.

Ireland shellacking England at Lord's? Mmm, very unwise to slag off a cricket team until the last ball has been bowled. Agree about the 'oaf' though!

An offer you can't refuse. I've been with Green Flag for a few years and have used them twice (once for my car and the other for my wife's). Excellent service on both occasions. From memory the first time was a local recovery firm working on behalf of GF. The second was a GF vehicle.

Wouldn't a toilet attached to the kitchen present "smell" problems e.g when cooking fish?

If you're really desperate you can get it done in a day by going to your nearest Passport Office with the necessary documentation (and well loaded up card!!). See the Passport Office website.

What's the problem with Bing. I've been using it for several months and have found it at least as efficient as Google in finding sites etc and considerably less intrusive than the 'Mighty G' - to the point of being not intrusive at all.

It's not supposed to be a trivial amount. Quite rightly, it's supposed to be a deterrent. Drop the litter once, get fined, don't drop the litter again. A good use of a financial deterrent.

The word 'flu' suggests to many people something akin to a rather heavy 'cold'. The truth is that, if you have the 'flu' (ie influenza) you will be very poorly, particularly if you are over 50. It is a very debilitating illness and it is highly unlikely that you would be able to get out of bed, let alone go to work. If the flu jab is available to you I would suggest that it would be very much in one's interests to have it.

Yes,I got your message. The ST is now safely in the bin.

I've got a copy but I live on the Wirral.

Just give the tip, in cash, to the waiter/waitress.

Way back in the 70's I worked in Hertfordshire and chanced upon a couple of guys who built swimming pools for high end punters. They had not long returned from a job in the Channel Islands (can't remember which one) during which they became drinking buddies of Oliver Reed, who was making a film there. These guys could drink big time and were able to match Reed in the consumption stakes. They couldn't speak highly enough of him. They said he was humourous, generous, very polite to all and sundry and very popular with the locals. I always thought of him in a different light thereafter.

Many thanks.

Just a very small point. When new posts are available they are marked 'new'. Usually the 'new' is red but sometimes it is blue. Is there any significance? PS I am most definitely not in the Clique but am enjoying reading posts from those who are (and aren't).