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Well I was. I went to the nice part – Henley on Thames it was called. Not as frightfully common as the rest of the place.

:lol: Did I tell you was in Reading last weekend?

No. No one likes you enough to give you a nick-name.

Pukey. The little scallywagster.

Tommy is taking a principled stand and not posting until Marty is unbanned, I think.

:lol: I was expecting more psychogeography. Britain has some brilliant weird places. In my job at the mo I regularly tour historic properties. Some of the more isolated ruins make the hairs on my neck stand on end regularly. I’m not particularly worried about ghosts or anything – just the sheer atmosphere of these places is enough.

:lol: It’s worse than that. He’s picked the Newcastle team.

:lol: Great poem, Giggles. I’ve just looked up mooncups. I’m now even more of a firm believer that you learn something every day.

:lol: You all know Derby is the spiritual home of football. All the rest of you are just new fangled interlopers, johnny come latelys who will be forgotten dreams, wisp like rememberances when we are still going strong.

:lol: I see normal service has been properly and correctly assumed:

Fantasy Premier League 2005/06 in association with League TableJC

1 Cunning Linguists 236
2 Bad Manners Athletic 234
3 shove it 171
4 MechanicallWanderers 171
5 underdogs? 155
6 PARRA…[Read more]

:lol: They’ve got to let Marty back in now so we can gloat properly.

Awwwwwwwwww yesh. :D

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I’m afraid I gave all my money away to the orphaned African baby lesbian seal appeal. Otherwise, that fiver would have been right there…

:lol: It’s weird but even familiar places can become quite strange and unusual as you search for clues of your whereabouts. You notice things about places that you haven’t before. I can heartily recommend it. Psychogeographers of the world unite!

:shock: Lunch on the final day and the whole thing is still in the balance. What a series!

A slight twist on what other people have mentioned is to take a random taxi journey of, say, five quid. Let the driver decide which way to head and take no notice of where you go.

It’s very interesting when you step out of the taxi. You search for clues of where you are and which way to head and this makes you look at places completely…[Read more]

I am unmunched. She is unbalanced.