My contribution to British sub-culture is increasingly trying to find the worst answer to a quiz question on British television. “Worst” being defined by a combination of the degree of error and the degree of jaw-dropping nonsense.

Today’s question: How many households were listed in Birmingham at the time of the Domesday Book (i.e.…[Read more]

The psychic sprouts have spoken. I’m keeping that packet for Twiggy’s future predictions.

You’re off the case @karen68, relax.

“Man’s pop-up urinal death may never be explained” is not a headline I ever expected or wanted to read.

What Challenge level are you talking about @brianN?  I’m seeing a Rio Carnival one and that’s clearly not what you are talking about.

Through the medium of Brussels sprouts (sprouts don’t lie*), Twiggy has chosen the Eagles.

*or something like that

If you are into strategies @vuelva, then Classics gives some new opportunities and is worth a try.

Don’t we ask the Superb Owl for Superbowl advice, @karen68?

I think Warren Gatland has just departed on that Midnight Train.

On the basis that swifts (obviously with a Chiefs connection) can fly at up to 105mph and eagles top out at a 100mph dive, it’s Kansas by my impeccable reckoning. Twiggy will provide a prediction for her normal fee, $777.77 paid up front.

And it’s all gone a bit quite here in Wales. Now ranked below Georgia, apparently.

Oh God, if we had only known! You probably think The Fall is the high point of British culture. @brianN you have a lot to answer for.

“Top Runt”. I like that.

Surprise post today from @vuelva today on level 19-7. Think I might have jolted him awake by posting a high score.

Yes, but she’s got a great pair of knees.

I’m guessing your house sale didn’t come off @hunnybunny?  Is is still on the market? You need to park the red one outside.