Miss February.

If Dupont stays fit France will Grand Slam it.

Moderation in all things my friends,except wine.

Awaiting moderation.

How can I tell you @hunnybunny without getting moderated again? But in truth, I don’t know. It wasn’t about you.

Dan, what did you post
My naughty song didn’t get “moderation”
Although Facebook has warned me twice, and asked me to take a survey, which was what I thought of three friends all of which have banned numerous times!
I wouldn’t be friends with them if I found them offensive

Wales 28-0 down at half time against France.  Good job I’m not Welsh. Not this year at any rate.

Arrgghhh, moderation again. X, Instagram etc may be heading one way but the Nest is bucking that trend.

Definitely more bitter than sweet with the kind of dry sarcasm you only really associate with British pop.

After bigging up Agency I’m tempted to backtrack a little.As good as the acting and storyline was they seem to have lifted it scene for scene from the French version which is a bit lazy so now I’m bigging up Le Bureau des Legendes.

Apart from Lennon/McCartney, I would say Paul Heaton is a match for every other song-writer Britain has ever produced. There are just so many great songs, and with two different bands. And lyrically, he’s a far more interesting listen than most of the Beatles’ songs.

They certainly had a great line in bittersweet. Here’s my thruppence barpenceworth. https://youtu.be/2lGzJwksSv4?si=6K8Y-aqg5K_dqizO

Another Beautiful song (in both ways)

Terry Wogan threatened to play it as is last song on Radio 2
Sadly, he didnt

Still enjoying myself in The Wayback Time Machine playing some old levels of AB Friends(not even The TARDIS has that facility) when the levels had substance and were not made with toilet paper and matchsticks. There’s even a bunch of levels in honour of Green Day, which reminds me…

You are a very naughty person, @hunnybunny.

I wonder how often this was accidentally played on mainstream daytime radio.

Love The Beautiful South, especially this one