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Well next time can you not let it off in my messenger bag while it's over my shoulder.

Another thing I am loving about this is that they have used a stack of existing film scores rather than write an original new piece. You therefore have John Carpenter's The Thing main theme, plus Carpenter's The Fog and Escape from New York. There is a Bernard Hermman, Hitchcock piece, a...

Isn't that the nickname of David Beckham's slightly less talented younger brother?

Thought that, but think it is more likely they are putting them in a metal container or suchlike to amplify the sound. It's not many, but you get the occasional one that is incredibly loud.

No child reported missing yet though. Could be just police contingency in operation.

You'd be using that in your team training videos at Ryton if you were manager , Nick. Probably entitled 'Now THIS is what I call a tackle'!

I think some are modified then, because certain ones are louder than they've ever been.

As they aren't the cleverest either, these Muslim types , they would probably say it's well over 100%.

We're not going to concede any future goals.

Lovely :( Going to miss Scherff especially.

Fingers crossed there is nothing to this.

Not sure they are quieter. Some in particular are really, really loud. Maybe they are illegal ones.

I always put custard on mine.

I don't mind the smell of ginger myself, but could never eat it raw.

Yeah. Penny for the Guy seemed to disappear and Trick or Treat took over. Great that we still have Bonfire Night, because the Gunpowder Plot is a very important moment in British history.

Here you go. Enjoy!!

Last time I encountered anyone at my door for Penny for the Guy was at least 20 years ago plus. Used to be that everyone used to do it.

He's retired from international football though.

It was the same with Sandra Gynn too after PE, when she burst into the boys' changing rooms dressed just in a towel and she opened the towel to reveal she was completely naked underneath and yelled 'Hello boys, what do you think of this!!' I reckon that was probably a 'look at me' gesture too.

Anyone know when it stopped exactly? One minute it seemed to be there and then all of a sudden it was gone. I remember as a kid going door to door and doing it and pretty much every other kid I knew used to do it too. I then remember being grown up and kids comings me knocking on the door for...