Is that the same Andy Roberts that used to play with Roy Harper?

I was a borough councillor, many moons ago. In a surprise development, I can reveal that I was a Labour councillor. I enjoyed it but I would not do it again.

Some random notes:

Your opportunity to make a […]

But it’s perfectly possible to make trade deals outside of the EU. I know – I’ve been involved in doing so.

Oh no. Until I scrolled down this thread I was unaware of that. I love Colours, which I think might even have been a Word recommendation.

French folds, no less!

The Corbyn problem stems from the fact that he is a hardcore brexiteer.

Good shout. Budokan was my entry drug, in my teens.

I have a few from my younger days. My favourite is probably Peter Gabriel’s Little Red Book, as it looks nothing like you’d expect a programme to look like. I suspect the second youngest is the programme for […]

I think this is it:
“She philosophically noted dates as they came past in the revolution of the year. Her own birthday, and every other day individualized by incidents in which she had taken some share. She s […]

Pulse-related, certainly.

Aha! But no. Kinda Dahl-esque though, in a way.

No, I’ve not come across that before but have noted it as a future read – thanks.

Close – the first two lines in particular – but no. I do wonder if the book I’m looking for referenced that poem though…

I can’t even remember if the book was fact or fiction but I’m pretty sure male author and that the bit I’m interested in was at the start of a chapter.

My abiding memory is of Earl Okin turning around a restive crowd by making a sound like a trumpet with his mouth.

There’s a lot; it’s pretty much their worldview. At the recent Scottish Labour Party conference, every delegate was given a copy of the Morning Star. Words fail me.

Tong, ya bass.

Surely A-woo?

I tell this joke every Halloween. No-one ever gets it.

The blurb for The Primevals song manages to imply that you are – so, result! Glad you feel good about being part of it – and so you should.