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It's in Wales.

Yeah. Would be even funnier if it were true.

Yeah, but it is changing. Plans afoot and the whole south side of the city centre is to be redeveloped and they have a number of really decent retailers lined up. Perhaps the wording should be 'is going to change.' About time someone got it through their thick skulls how to run a city centre.

It's all changing. Think they have seen the light at last.

I'm friends with him on Facebook, but as I don't use Facebook it's all a bit futile.

Only in the UK to be fair. Probably very nice in Hawaii and Sydney Harbour and Yemen.

Dunney used to get seven bells of shit kicked out of him on there. Well and truly pummeled. Felt sorry for him, but I don't think it bothered him too much to be honest.

I liked fishymoores. Remember Flute and DrummerBoy?

30 mins walk. Should be fine. Unless there are any leaves on the track of course.

Yep, miss the good ones. The rest can all rot in hell and damnation.

Imagine if I decided to call Tony Mowbray, Tony Lowbrow and then just kept putting that same name in every post, believing it to be hilariously funny. Or if I kept calling him Melton.

I at least try and vary things and change my routine from time to time.

I am usually very optimistic, but have this one down as a 2-1 defeat unfortunately.

You walking from Bletchley? Bus? Taxi? Another train?

Fast train or slow train? Fast one only takes 27-30 mins.

Now this might not go down to well, but I have to confess I don't find brian funny. Don't get all the 'oh how hilarious' comments every time he simply does the same thing, I really don't. It's a one joke, used to be funny, but the same joke, played over and over ad infinitum routine. There...

Yep. Often starts off with 'commentry today from ....'

That anytime anyone on the radio or TV is talking about sport and says the word 'commentary' I immediately think they are talking about the City. They never seem to say commen-tary,' it always seems to come out as 'commentry.' Gets me every time.

Anyone with sunglasses on at night. In fact, anyone with sunglasses on, on a cloudy day with no sun. Oh, and people who have sunglasses on the tops of their heads and never ever actually wear them.