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Where are they going to find a stretch hearse long enough for "THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS" in flowers in the side window?

tony.mon wrote:Where are they going to find a stretch hearse long enough for "THE ARTIST FORMERLY KNOWN AS" in flowers in the side window?

They won't need to, he reverted to prince once the dispute wth his then record label was resolved. Very talented and prodigious musician. RIP strange purple dude.

I used to have a nice old-fashioned radio shop, business seemed slow, but then one day the receivers came in.......

Was the radio wireless

Wasn't sure where to post this really.

cybercarl wrote:Wasn't sure where to post this really.

Where are the other 1957 rules? I enjoyed those five so much I want to read the rest.

tony.mon wrote:

cybercarl wrote:Wasn't sure where to post this really.

Where are the other 1957 rules? I enjoyed those five so much I want to read the rest.

Very good Mr Mon

Near Miss


Good hit

cybercarl wrote:Wasn't sure where to post this really.

Very good Carl

Chris.

Brexit: the first sh1t after breakfast.

Was it Heisenberg who was famous for the uncertainty principle or am I thinking of someone else?

tony.mon wrote:Was it Heisenberg who was famous for the uncertainty principle or am I thinking of someone else?

Apparently yes it was but not certain why you would be thinking about it...maybe..not sure..perhaps...might be...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uncertainty_principle

....So, Theresa did, not May.
Is the "point" in Hinckley Point, referring to where the finger of blame directs your attention to?

Only history will tell.

Nuke the b8stard!; oh, sorry, it's us.

I'm in favour, though, I'd rather the French make sure we have leccy when we need it rather than our lot of politicians, who don't seem to be able to keep their trousers on.
At least when the French don't keep their trousers on it's applauded.