Parafox

I'm too old for you. You don't have the experience or the tools I require.

Are you gay? Actually we watched last nights show and I thought Delta Goodrem was a decent effort. I tip Ukraine because of the conflict but I have a feeling either Cyprus or Greece can do well. Both catchy with a traditional feel. Unlike our entry, fvck knows what that's about.

Drink hand pulled real ale served at cellar temperature, not the crappy ice cold, fizzy, gas pumped up stuff and you won't have that problem.

Never. Jehovah's Witnesses, however...

Advice to everyone from my experience... never ignore chest pain. It might be nothing, but it might not. You won't know until you get thoroughly checked out. Even if an ECG we took showed nothing, we still advised a trip to hospital for more conclusive tests, even with young people because you never know.

Unless you're an airport

I gave up after 3 wrong choices. No idea about any of the clues.

Yeah. You can see which aircraft type it is, it's callsign, it's current altitude, airspeed and it's destination airport and ETA. Whether it's a helicopter, light aircraft or military. Even who took the photo of the aircraft type. It's actually useful for checking arrival times TBF.

Mine died.

Could've been said by Winston Smith, 1984.

If only politics was never a power trip for the egotisticals and the power hungry.

Well, that's just gainsaying. But yes.

For those that listen to and enjoy The Country Music Show on BBC R", Thursdays, Bob has been absent for a few weeks and Darius Rucker is his stand in. (Poor, BTW) Apparently his prostate cancer has spread to his upper spine and is causing him a lot of pain to the point where can't manage to broadcast his show, even from home. Hope he recovers as for me, he has been a big part of my music listening over many years, from The Old Grey Whistle Test to Country to Country and the Long Road country music festival that takes place at Stanford Hall and is becoming more recognised.

And this is why voting so difficult. There's no single stand out party that you would trust to deliver what you hope they would. based on your own experiences, family background, hopes, work lifestyle and so many other factors. No single party can be all the things that meet your expectations. You have to balance the probabilities that the party you choose will come closest to your expectations but they are all so vague, with so much rhetoric and spiel they want us to latch on to. I hate to say it, and I didn't vote for her but, Thatcher did exactly what she said she would do. It wasn't pleasant and has had huge repercussions for years. But there were no grey areas. At least we knew where we stood and could base our choices on what we thought and experienced because of her Conservative party and her leadership. FWIW I think she was a horrible person. But we knew what was black and what was white with her. Not the same can be said of the current crop of chancers, in all parties.

The three four, that have resigned apart from Jess Phillips, are junior, low profile and probably have better things to do.

Something needs to be done about this repeated fouling, holding and blocking of players in the 6 yard box. If someone grabs a player and holds them back in open play, it's a foul and potentially a booking. Why is it allowed in front of goal?

Clattenburg is an egotistical twat. I wouldn't give him the breath to revive him. He'll say whatever gives him headlines.

Not the PL or EFL though is it. That's no proof in any way.

But what you're claiming, rhetorically and without proof is meaningless. It's just your opinion.

I couldn't afford a PS5 until I was 65.

I don't understand the conspiracy theorists that claim bias or cheating by the refs or the FA and PL. Give me proof. Otherwise it's meaningless rubbish that the armchair warriors will claim to be fact.

I hate them fwiw. I'm just stating facts. You can't deny a decision just because you don't want it to be right.

Yes, because there was. Jeez. What are you on?

Utter crap.

The decision to do whatever Raya chose to do in that situation makes no difference to the outcome.