A local hero, it turns out. If you happen to live in Folkestone, that is.

Similarly the gear lever in my Mini (one of the original yard-long gear levers) broke in half while I was going round Hyde Park Corner.

I’ve been pondering this thread for the past few days without coming up with any piercing insights, mainly because I’ll watch pretty much anything.

Some films I’ll watch over and over again, and eras aren’t […]

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We stumbled on the Folkestone on Saturday morning. Good fun, and I have to say nobody looked even a little bit smug. Some of them couldn’t wait to hit the bar afterwards though.

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It used to amuse me (and practically nobody else) to say to kids leaving our kids’ birthday parties, ‘Don’t forget your baggy parts.’

Oddly enough, while I was watching the cricket on Sunday I had a brief moment of wishing I was in the gang that rocks up to Lords in MCC blazers, ties and panamas. Seemed like a civilised thing to do. Then I […]

The second most boring person on the blog speaks: I saw them a few times, both before and after he added the brass, always enjoyed them. Definitely at Klooks Kleek, can’t remember where else – Roundhouse possibly. […]

So what are they going to do about it? Have a replay?

Saw Tim Finn at the Byron Bay Bluesfest 10 years ago. He did plenty of Crowded House classics, and the whole audience seemed to know every word of every song, and sang along lustily. That was fun.

Ahem (on the other great blogs thread).

We’ve both done our duty, anyhow…

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Adding that to my feed too – top stuff. Give him a hat tip when you see him, Moose.

PS spot on about Geoff Nicholson and his ilk. Love the idea of an eccentric Englishman immersing himself in LA and surrounds. Bit like Sir Cedric Hardwicke & co playing cricket in 1930s Hollywood.

@salwarpe No worries! Weirdly, my post was held for moderation for a couple of days (no idea why* – never seen that before), so only I could see it.

Most of the music blogs involve what Burt calls ‘going b […]

Who are you calling a fool and a liar?

I SAID, Unexpected item in the…oh, please yourselves.

Those round wire circles that clip on to the back of hubcaps are excellent for making runner bean teepees.

And then there’s this…which has reached me via the proverbial private communication:

You might recognise the voice…

Unexpected item in the shagging area.

Boring is as boring does, as my grandmother almost used to say.