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You've had too much to drink.

Well that was shite, Mareen, Loreen, Soreen. Whatever her name is.

Portugal. Absolutely dire. Mind you, so many bad entries this year, we'll below even the low bar of Eurovision.

Well, this is the winner fir me. How do I vote?

De dum dum de dum dum Shite

Have France ever won? I thought not.

Seems more about production quality than song quality

Good though

Croatia. Wtf.

You didn't watch BGT a couple of years ago then.

Cheap Serbian Kate Bush

Hello Ireland

Hello Ireland

Don't need to imagine. And the bastard, aka Netanyahu, will be reinforced as leader as a result.

It's gonna be a ridiculous few hours. Looking forward to it. Only to be infuriated by 1 am tomorrow when Israel win with a terrible song

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We have them. For whatever reason, the birds haven't been attracted to them, even before we got the feeders. Might try again because most of the suet got disintegrated during the last wet months.

Thanks. The feeders are designed for small birds and have 2 small trays to contain the seeds and that small birds hang on to. Problem is the seeds get knocked out onto the ground and then the larger birds take advantage, scaring away the birds we want. I guess it's just something we're going to have to accept. Pigeons are nesting under nearby solar roof panels and have been for several years now. I was led to believe that magpies would deter pigeons. That doesn't seem to be the case. They just won't go away.

I write mine down on a post-it note stuck to my keyboard. Help yourself...

We have put bird feeders up in the hope of attracting more birds to our garden. It's worked but not exactly attracting the small birds we'd hoped for. Sure, we get sparrows and a few finches but we are plagued locally by pigens and thay're an absolute PITA. The feckers land on the ground and peck at the seeds that have fallen out of the feeders, then magpies come down and then starlings. It seems impossible to keep these bastards away and encourage the small birds to the garden.

What time roughly, do you think?

me too

It's tough, isn't it? Left me with a lingering sense of despair.

Given that creosote is no longer available to the general public, what is the best alternative product to treat an old shed that needs the wood sealing? Have used Ducksback and other similar products over the years, but they seem to weather away over time. Creosote used to last for years when my dad used it on the fences. Now nothing seems comparable.

Might have been mentioned on here already but, "The Other War". Graphic at times and an interesting watch to see first hand, the "crimes" being committed in the West Bank which have largely gone unreported.