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Fartown (map) 5.3 miles Dick Slack (map) 7.4 miles Hole Bottom (map) 8.4 miles Upperthong (map) 10.1 miles Pisser Clough (map) 10.5 miles Penistone (map) 16.0 miles Camp Town (map) 17.1 miles Ramsbottom (map) 19.4 miles Buttock (map) 19.6 miles Big End (map) 20.2 miles And...

WTF is Sponge Bob Square Pants? Apparently I "am" him. Since when has Thanksgiving Day been a holiday in these parts? :angry:

ditto ditto ditto In answer to the question in the title, it sometimes makes a nice change from jeans and a t-shirt. But only sometimes.

Just bought new albums by Doves, St Etienne and Royksopp. The last two are particularly good.

Just on the subject of food, and from an entirely personal perspective, I as a vegetarian almost starved in Paris over the Arc weekend due to the lack of options. They are in no position to be so patronising to others when they effectively exclude such a sizeable minority of visitors and...

...I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be; Am an attendant lord, one that will do To swell a progress, start a scene or two... :P

Presenting a trophy at Cheltenham when C4 was filling in some dead air immediately prior to the Ladbroke Hurdle (for which 1.1m people reportedly tuned in) in 1995. I slipped back into anonymity straight after.

Carmarthen does indeed now have a University: http://www.trinity-cm.ac.uk/english/news/p...rsitystatus.asp

Never done Cardiff to Oxford myself, but I reckon you could do it in under 2 hours, let alone in 2.5 hours.......

Since when have they had a University in Carmarthen?!? I have had the dubious pleasure of visiting the local hospital twice with broken collar bones, sustained when I was playing rugby as a teenager. In addition to the aforementioned Laugharne, Gower Peninsula and Tenby (especially the first...

Sorry to have missed the extended debate about The Da Vinci Code. I'm not really bothered about how "historically accurate" it is, and I wouldn't deny that it is a bit of a page-turner. But, for crying out loud, it is written in such a twee, cliched and superficial style for the most part, and...

The former. As a free-thinking product of a liberal upbringing there are many values I believe in strongly. Society tolerates me but makes no special concessions to me: my views on a multitude of issues, of which the wearing of school uniform is just one, may be openly challenged and ridiculed...

In the hope of starting some sort of philosophical debate, I would like to ask the question: "what is the essential difference between a person refusing to wear school uniform because of their religion and one doing so because of their non-religious convictions?" Followed by: "is it right that...

Iechyd da (from an ex-pat).

A man after my own heart. :D Currently listening to: Morrissey, Larmousse and Biosphere.

Cheers, Merlin. Further to the subject of supermarkets, I simply detest people who sneak into the "basket only: 10 items maximum " queue (which is where you'll often find me tapping my foot impatiently) with 27 items and then proceed to dally before producing some tatty money-off coupons...

One-footed professional footballers. If I can be equally inept on left and right foot why can't they, at £25m and £100k a week, manage the same? Middle-lane drivers. People, especially people in supermarkets, who remain blissfully unaware of your existence as you try to squeeze past them, even...

Dawkins?

Which book is the quote from, Colin? The words seem familiar.