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"I suggest you read this very good book I haven't read, but it's very good."

Garlic-roasted. Say it with carcinogens, innit.

Stepped down before she could get voted out. Coward. </essembee>

Mind, I made this for us last year - steak bake, natch - so maybe I should sign us up.

Handbrake (mentioned in that link) has always worked pretty well for me.

This whole thing's definitely not a big con though.

Brighton have loaned Ulloa from Leicester, so that's nice.

Get them in

Cowards

Jimmy Hill and Des Lynam's devastated faces in the BBC studio after Les got that late equaliser against them. Always.

https://www.vox.com/world/2018/1/26/16935902/trump-davos-speech-world-economic-forum

Shields Road used to have a music shop where I found Sonia's Eurovision album. Frankfurt used to have a music shop where they once played Italy's 1983 Eurovision entry over the in-store radio. I'd call it a dead heat.

I actually think it's all right, or at least not quite as bad as it's made out to be - there's a decent club/gig/nightlife scene bubbling away there (probably in direct reaction to the Bankfurt blandness) and you're close to some really nice countryside and smaller cities that have a bit more character, so you can imagine there are ways of framing it as somewhere to relocate post-Brexit. (Plus excellent transport links to help you get the fuck out of there.) But aye, it's not exactly a thrill a minute.

Decent hit.

"Look, I like Frankfurt because I have to like Frankfurt" is the biggest compliment anyone has ever given Frankfurt.

Never managed to listen to a Fall album all the way through. I like that one he did with the Inspiral Carpets though.

This fulfils the "Mediterranean" and "chicken" criteria while being pretty healthy (use skinless chicken and a bit less oil to make it even more so). https://www.deliaonline.com/recipes/international/european/italian/chicken-puttanesca Google will even show you versions that include cherry tomatoes for a CT bingo full house.

Moroccan, that sounds dangerously close to Makaresh if you ask me. Aiiiiiii!

Ah right. Totally forgot it used to be different.

Only ever paid across 12 months so I genuinely never knew the 10-month thing was commonplace until now, but so it is. Apparently Lewisham lets you pay monthly across 12 months, monthly across 10 months, quarterly, weekly, half-yearly and yearly. How accommodating.