It’s supposed to be every four years isn’t it? I bet they’ll be trying to make it every two years next.

Some comedy writer (can’t remember who) was complaining that satire was dead because real life under Agent Orange is so crazy, it is impossible to out-crazy it and sound funny.

Well done on the house front @hunnybunny. All that and the quiz too. I watched Bowie at Live Aid. People in the crowd just seemed to be having a good time. Much more so than these days where it is obligatory to film everything with one’s phone.

The latest set of tariff letters sent by Drumpf, apart from apparently being written by a child with a reading age of 9, have offended not only Mexico and the EU but also the Society for the Prevention of Randomly Capitalised Words. If there is not such society then there ought to be one and I am designing the t-shirt.

Have sold for £10,000 less the asking price, have bought, after an awful lot of bartering, for £22,500 less than the asking price. Win, win, win

It’s a two bed, two bath, flat, with balcony, undercroft parking, within easy walking distance to train, shops and pub. Win, win, win!

Now watching Live Aid and Freddie!

Sinner is good example of nominative determinism.  I wonder if the Russian for Anismova is double bagel?

We normally hear from @karen68 about this sort of thing.

It’s satire.

Wales win a rugby match – check.

Everything Everything are still rubbish – check

1500 comments on the new BP site. 160343 on the old BP site.  At this rate we will match the old site in about 89 years. Surely @brianN will have run out of EE tracks by then.

Watching Queen on BBC4
The legendary 1975 concert
Which I saw 19/11/1975 in the Capital,Cardiff
Obvs not the London one
About £1.50 for the ticket, you queued up at six in the morning (thank you mother, who drove us there) and caught the bus home
Best ever…

Specifically, playing the autism means you don’t wear underpants card. He is dealing from one weird deck.

Beat me to it, there, Brian!

Oops, not that sort of bits, before Brian comments…

Tonight’s Pub Quiz
We could smell victory, then taste victory and won by five points, all for fifteen quid and a bottle of wine…