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All the very best of everything for your future together!

Unless by Carol Shields. Very moving, well-written book. Probably one for the girls, though. Also, anything by Joanne Harris , who I was lucky enough to meet at a writer's event and who is wonderful—completely down-to-earth and very, very funny! I haven't read Gentlemen and Players yet (saving it...

Deb GP wrote:Spotted on BBC London News last night Yemisi Mokuolu
- Barnes B 89-96 (?)

Yup, that's her. There's an entry for her in the Blue Yellow Pages. Looks like I'm going to need to update it now, though!

Good for her... always nice to see your CH contemporaries doing well.

choir

vader

(as in darth, no idea why that popped into my head there...!)

Alright, I take it back, JR does not win (sorry JR). No Wacky Plasters to anyone, either.

Instead, I shall carry on the game:

analogous

cj wrote:Must go now - Big Brother is on and life stops ...

You're not registered on the DSBB forum, are you Cath, only there's a CJ on there, too...

Okay, I hadn't realised that this was SO much fun for you guys. So consider what I said below rescinded! That's it, JR wins (not sure what though as we can't run to "something that ranged over the years from a Wham! LP to a Super Nintendo!" Will kudos do, JR?!)!! Wacky Plasters to all the ...

plunger

swim

And the BBC have picked up the story, too!

Massive congrats to Rob and James!

Exiled_in_Rome wrote:a high-altitude pigeon

I didn't know you could get those... I thought they only came in two kinds:

1. Scabby city variety (usually deformed and/or lame)
2. Greedy wood variety

I'm going to play in someone elses play-ground because Marty is a particularly dapper young intellectually deficient person who keeps reminding those brave and forgiving young pupils that life can sometimes and almost will drop various unsavoury yet unaccountably caerulean tinted onomatopoeic dysfun...

Ho ho, very drôle Marty, very drôle. Reminds me of double French on a Friday for some reason!