Right, I've got my Holsten Pils poured and Vivaldi playing in the background, feeling totally recumbent and svelte-like. Just nipping out for a fig.

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Henry! I haven't thyme to start babelfihing, the drawers in 15 mins.

Hi again Botty. Ee, you know that blue background in your avatar really sets you off. You look well good tonight. I'm still living in Clitheroe mate.

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Evenin' all You know, it's absolutely ages since I won anything so I think I must be due. Good luck to all of you. Bet Spain gets four prizes tonight. Andy T. Oh by the way, Henry, all spelling and grammatical error's are perfectly acceptable on prize draw evening's, as we have to tipe reel fast, doant oui?

Alex is, of course right. However, I have Classic FM on all day with 4 speakers in the lounge and two more in the dining area. I like the way the sound stage alters as I move about the house. If I was sitting down to seriously listen to music in depth, I would probably just use my fronts (Pentas). At the end of the day, you bought B&O because you

Shhhh! I just managed to give my own thread five stars! Andy T.

Seven minutes late, on a fifteen hour trip!! Not bad, eh? As I was pulling into the parking space outside his house, Ed came out to greet me. How nice it was to see him again. We engaged in a 15 second bear hug, I last saw Ed in May and he made me feel really welcome. We grabbed my overnight bag and a Tesco bag full of CDs, then Ed took me into his

After taking that photo', it suddenly dawned on me that the rest of my journey would be in darkness. I had bought some headlight benders to correct the beam of my lights to suit continental driving but had not stuck them on yet. As the ship was floundering around in the harbour, I went down to my car to stick them on. Amazingly, the doors were open