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Or even the maths. With the herb thing I'm with Eddie Izzard.

Potholes You need a 4x4 just to drive the high street here, there are some potholes that could swallow up my little Panda

does this help? http://www.wine-searcher.com/find/fragolino/1/uk

Quorn's not bad with added herbs and seasoning, and I'm a meat eater.

Unfortunately, Paul bought a generator a result of watching an infomercial that electrolyzes water. Unfortunately, Paul had a very public falling out with Mr. Vegas over the packaging of the latter's remix of "Hot Gal Today"

I received an email from this company as I was registered online with Borders. It would seem that Borders continues on line as BOOKS etc and if you register with them before the end of April you will receive a lifetime discount of 5% on all new, non-sale books. Also like Amazon you can sell books through this site. They also list the Amazon price so you can see which site is cheapest. I just thought I'd mention this if anyone is interested. Oh the link is http://www.booksetc.co.uk/

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1265065/Man-kills-row-work-non-PC-joke.html I bet the informants diversity training instructor was proud.

Think they are more for 14 year olds than 11, although they do depict war as brutal and in no way glamorous

I remember studying this book for O level English Lit. I also seem to remember the BBC production with Andrew Sachs in the role back in 1980.

Granted but you can't get a picture I wish the election was over already

Originally from a small village near Northampton, then moved to Milton Keynes then Northampton. I am now in a village not too far from Oxford.

Depends what they are loaded with, and who interprets the law, more likely to be the Hague convention rather than the Geneva Convention. *my emphasis

Has to be Heinz after all Beanz Meanz Heinz

Correct your go

close but not right I'm afraid

Try this one

The only book I can remember throwing away was Inside the Third Reich by Albert Speer. His whining tone thoughout the book became to much for me and I launched it across the bedroom, it rebounded off the wall straight into the wastepaper bin.

Is it Clue?

I am a detective in Toronto in the 1890's and I am investigating the death of what looks like a back street abortionist.

Martin Luther (1483-1546), the man who started the Protestant Reformation, was the son of a miner. He was a law student at Erfurt University in July 1505 when he was struck by lightning and thrown to the ground. Seeing this as a sign from God, he vowed on the spot to become a monk, which he did two weeks later.

I think yesterday I must have spent a couple of hours wandering around a bookshop while waiting for my car to be serviced and have it's MOT.

A man who made wheels

Franz Josef Haydn (1732-1809) is often said to be an Austrian composer but, though he was born in Austria, he was in fact 100% German. Haydn was from a poor background: his mother was a cook and his father was a wheelwright.

Sounds like a Far Side cartoon to me.