Hi @karen68. This is my THIRD attempt to post, the one late last night and the one this afternoon have vanished into the ether. @briann has said it well. Enjoy the archival readings – one long Greek tragedy.

Great to know @karen68 and as the Queen of Seasons you might want to have a fling at today’s Challenge.Though my recent nemesis @hallieginsb has set another high bar.

Hi Karen great to hear from you and I hope you’re getting on top of those health issues.Puts everything else in perspective.x

Of course the greatest Greek tragedy: Euripedes?Eumenedies!

I enjoyed The Traitors. The end was like a Greek tragedy.

So I watched all 7 series of Bosch and have started the (first) spinoff series Bosch legacy.He has retired from LAPD and is now a PI,still into jazz, still has a dog called Coltrane but worse he has a techy dude helping him who is even more into jazz so when they start off on one my head wants to explode(bit like those fruit flies).Good telly though.

Squished two of the little gits so far and it’s not easy they usually float above yer hands when you clap.Especially after a bottle of red.

I know I’ve broached this subject before but why is it you don’t see a fruit fly all day but as soon as you as you crack open a bottle of red the little buggers are everywhere.

Yours sincerely

Master C. Sauvignon

Is there any truth in the rumour that non-prince Andrew is being lined up for the next series of Celebrity Manhunt?

I don’t condone anything he’s done in connection with Epstein but it seems like he’s been singled out for a right royal (ahem) kicking.What about these faceless Wall St. hedge fund manager types whose names are constantly referred…[Read more]

If this is a competition for worst joke of the week there’s only one winner…”@ixan57 are you still up?”

What is a pirate’s favourite element.

Arrrrgon!