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Butchers who cut all the fat off the meat, and often remove all the flavour too. You're still paying for the fat whether they remove it or not and if I wanted it removing I'd cut it off myself.

Any sport where the winner is promised a four year advertising contract and sponsorship deal.

They're not normally friends. There was group of crows facing-off a group of seagulls in the Alvis Retail Park yesterday. Another flock of seagulls was circling overhead, refusing to land for some reason.

I'm not pointing any fingers here but there's a dead seagull lying on the ground near our bins. :( Now who do we know that doesn't like seagulls? :angelic:

When you think you've got at least one can of beer left but it turns out you've already drunk it! :arghh:

They were awful! Us kids all went to see them but they just weren't funny. I think Charlie was trying to prove he could be a serious actor instead of just a clown. He was one mean Rock 'n' Roll singer though!

Maybe he was a Coventry City fan and wanted to end it all? :(

I can think of two reasons...

Seagulls? :)

The Telegraph putting the word "Coventry" in every headline whether the story is relevant to Coventry or not.

To reassure shoppers and visitors and also to act as a deterrent to potential copycat stabbers. Yes.

There was zero police presence in town on Thursday when I was there despite what happened in London the previous day.:(

Norma de Graaf: Dutch children's therapist :D

The Daimler Motor Car Works, Radford, 1938 Tip: If you login to http://www.britainfromabove.org.uk/ you can zoom into any part of this picture.

That's no coincidence, this is a delegation from Stalingrad visiting the Precinct in 1955:

Bloody foreigners! ;)

Good find Houch Interesting also to see Barnbys' old location shown on the map. Here it is in 1953, you can just about make out the name above the windows:

Ah, so she was. I didn't know who she was before seeing her on BBC4 last night. :oops: She was definitely giving me the come on. :D

If it happened here the Telegraph would describe him as a "Coventry man" regardless of where he came from.

Actually it was midway between the shop and the library: "Barnbys" :)