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is it the top pitch or the bottom pitch?

Pretty sure it's possible to have a Corsa removed these days - they even do it on the NHS.

I'm still confused as to who gets which bit of the paper, if they only sell one every 4 trains?. Surely it's not fair that the bloke on the 6.32 to Littlecockton gets the sports section, whilst someone else gets stuck with the 'racist letters' page just because they happen to be on the stopper...

The "Rule of 72" is a simplified way to determine how long an investment will take to double, given a fixed annual rate of interest. By dividing 72 by the annual rate of return, investors can get a rough estimate of how many years it will take for the initial investment to duplicate itself. For...

also saw Jumanji at weekend (kids birthday party) and was pleasantly suprised (in a number of ways)

the word "Hullo" instead of "hello", and similarly anybody named "Alun"

Hotel 41 | 5 Star Boutique Hotel Victoria London

I don't know - they keep the technique a secret by holding their hand in front so you can't see.

would you mind popping round to Tim Fishers house for a quick drink?

just found this site, which is fantastic. Aplogies if old news. A History of the Pubs of Coventry

oh yes, good spot! oops.

were you hoping to give them to someone else as a cheap present?

people that say "yeah, no" at the beginning of all sentences.

my friend prefers the jetsons

the 'Hollywood Reporter' photo of her in the article you linked also shows the voice actors for Fred and scooby

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Otis saves Christmas! :happy:

To simplify this 'largeness' thing a bit: "Arbitrarily large" is not equivalent to sufficiently large". For instance, while it is true that prime numbers can be arbitrarily large since there are an infinate number of them, it is not true that all sufficiently large numbers are prime...