Nothing stuck up front last night when we lumped the ball forward. Connolly kept trying little flick-ons which are never going to work more than once in a season.
That's very interesting, thanks. It would appear to me that the ship was not under control when it was grounded, rather it was blown ashore by the north-easterly wind. It's a shame it couldn't have hit sand and mud instead of rocks. I notice that it is not far from the 'no anchoring' symbol.
A royalty is much cheaper than a republic. The cost of presidential elections alone would be more than the current Civil List. And do you really want a president Prescott, Kinnock, Brown, Livingstone or even Portillo?
Some telesales companies have a system which dials several numbers at once and the caller picks up the first one to answer. These can be very annoying. It may not be this but if your problem continues I would call the BT operator and complain.
The Mint (and the treasury) hope that you don't spend it but keep it in the drawer. We've still got a collection of Churchill crowns, jubilee half crowns and god knows what else. As for commemorative coins, I rather fancy a New Zealand gold kiwi:
http://www.nzmint.com/bullion/products/gold-and-silver-coins#Gold-coins
The NHS is an emergency service so I feel that if there is a serious health issue then they should step in, but should seek reimbursement from those responsible. I'm not sure how urgent these repacments are. There are an awful lot of people waiting for new hips, amongst other things.
The name for Eastleigh station was originally Bishopstoke but the Railway changed this to avoid confusion with Basingstoke. One of my suppliers is a metalbasher. He and his family (Frith) used to word in the engine-building sheds - now the bus station. He says that the noise was so loud that if you wanted to talk to someone you went up to them, cupped your hands over their ear and shouted into it. He's now partially deaf, of course.