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i would agree with you. The author got it wrong.

Thanks for that. I was obviously caught out by fact that I had never seen the McGwire spelling before. in many ways this is a relief.

In my case it is excessive use of the Shift Key particularly in combination with the '/@, the #/~ and the //? character keys. I sometimes think the use of 'jumper' is a bit passé. We certainly have sweaters now. Possibly 'jumper is used more for children's clothes and not male adults.

vB4 Default? I can edit text of the post but not the title I assigned to it.

Noted with interest yesterday that the baseball star 'Big Mac' spells surname 'McGwire as in Mark McGwire. here it would be McGuire. Mind there is a related European difference here. In English the letter 'W' is 'Double U'. In French it is 'Double V'. And yes, this is my entry for the most...

That is very useful advice. Many thanks

London is correct. My take on Rev Adam Smallbone is that he is a genuine Christian baffled by the material world and particularly by Church of England politics. This sums him up: But his door at St Saviour's is always open - to the urban sophisticates with ulterior motives, the chronically...

Pretty well sums up my thoughts on this concept.

Could not agree more - a very funny programme with the support of a very serious moral line. Did not watch it myself this time as it clashed with the evening news. And for us it was a repeat. In contrast, watched the new John Bishop Show on Saturday late evening. Absolutely appalling (apart...

Alan Ayckbourn is very difficult to beat.

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Anyone else watch 'Sun Trap' last night? I quite enjoyed. A bit of a farce but amusing.

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i have been using a CPAP machine for around six months and now I am getting used to it find it does help me sleep much better.

No idea. It appeared on Facebook today. I doubt it was ever actually 'taken'. Looks like a composite to me.

I note: '30 Years of the Last of the Summer wine on disc 1 Title 7 of 'Vintage 1995' (Region 1) DVD'

From Wikipedia, specifically for USA: 'The Funny Side of Christmas on disc 1 Title 6 of the 'Vintage 1995' (Region 1) DVD'

I suggest this is better known as 'The Funny Side of Christmas' - not a LOTSW episode but a compilation of comedy shows of the time. Try: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2S7glGowgXs

And even green ink was a no no. Reserved for Vice Admirals. Reminds me of a trivia question. what is colour of queen's blotting paper? BLACK.