test please delete

[BrilloPad]

#84748
BrowneIssue
Godlike

pali

[BrilloPad]

As good as she's going to get, I suppose, old age & kidney failure seem to be catching up with her...

that or eating too many mice?

[zeitghost]

The driver's door at the bottom actually extends out toward the back of the car.

I now have a small cut and a bruise on my shin from where the point hit me as I opened the door.

The top of the driver's door on my Fiat Tempra once caught me between the shoulder blades & put a neat hole in a leather jacket.

I was ever so pleased.

[BrilloPad]

all new most haunted is at http://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/features/...use_fort.shtml

[BrowneIssue]

That was a great thread title!

It was? :

I once got involved in a big pagga over 1p! When I submit an invoice I expect that amount oaid - or the invoice amount queried.

So it's not just me then?

NotAllThere seems a little testy tonight. Do you reckon he's been on the sauce?

[zeitghost]

Remember the Tony Hannoddy episode? A Sunday with nothing to do? A classic.

Great stuff... they don't make 'em like that any more...

Sid James was in it too...

I only remember the blood donor one...

"An empty arm"....

Not to mention the Ham Radio one.... 6V6 etc... Mayday Mayday Mayday...

Never heard of it

Callow youth...

[BrowneIssue]

...OOO...

Why should it mean anything...

I saw the SOS connection but decided that ASCII art was more likely. :

[BrowneIssue]

Now being downloaded from iTunes Music Store

Thanks for the tip-off

May I also recommend BBC Radio 7's Listen Again?

Check it a couple of times a week - there's loads of good stuff on there.

[zeitghost]

Tony Hancock and "Sunday Afternoon at Home" was one of those classics that leaves you in tears with stomach cramp from laughing.

The timing was impeccable. Amazingly, much of the time it was just silence, interspersed with sighs.

http://www.spokennetwork.co.uk/Title.aspx?titleId=5687 has a snippet.

"A Sunday Afternoon At Home" is not only the very best of the Hannoddy ensemble pieces but it is also a near perfect evocation of those 1950s afternoons. A time when things really were "all shut up" as some sort of puritan and/or wartime rationing hangover.

And 90% of Wales was dry, look you...

And a chap refilling a cigarette machine got fined by magistrates for infringing the Sunday trading laws...

Thou
Shalt
Not
Trade
On
Sunday!

It's
a
Sin!

[zeitghost]

I'm going now, see you later