Can I not have a sign round the neck or something. I struggle to get through doors as it is without adding to my height unnecessarily.

Awww we frequent the same places. I wonder if I've ever walked past you and absolutely failed to recognise you. Like I do with family members. You've walked past me and failed to recognise me. But that's okay because I failed to recognise you too. I haven't walked past you for a while Neil. I keep ...

I saw some in Clas Ohlson t' other week and made a mental note myself for when I next move. Can't remember price though.

*EDIT: http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Pro ... =134389048 £8.99 for 5, not as cheap as I'd thought.

Whilst I'm not a fan of the above.. this alternate is very clever and wins my approval. http://meanwhile.metropol247.co.uk/blue/ http://www.thisisfive.co.uk/basicimages/sig.gif The colour matching is a little out, but it's the best I could do with the crappy software I'm currently having to make do...

Rather than start a new thread - I'm after some hotel advice for an overnight stay in London. It will be a treat so it's not so much about the budget but about the experience. If anyone has any personal recommendations that will make the stay particularly special then I would appreciate it. I can't...

What surprises me most about the whole Somerfield takeover is the way the intensive advertising has continued for Somerfield with no Co-operative branding beyond the change in font. Actually I noticed the other day, one of the Somerfield adverts was advertising the sale of a Co-oprative branded own...

Alexia wrote:Apart from the one where they all exchange presents at a drinks party you mean?

The Male to Female ratio is almost as bad as my office.

And I think that guy looks better with the beard, so, stupid present.

Beep wrote:We're going on the counter attack, everybody!
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But Beep is spelt B-E-E-P not M-M-T-V.

Haven't you heard? GMTV think BBC employees are FAT!

dosxuk wrote:Don't think he really understands the concept of a TV presentation forum.

Strangely that was the exact same comment that entered my head when I read that too.

Sput wrote:They're fab aren't they. "Bits", they're known as here.

On the Yorkshire side, we always called them "scraps".