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I never thought to check. Admittedly it was 8 in the morning both times, but that's never an obstruction when it comes to Duvel.

It's in fucking Hoxton, what did you expect? "Shoreditch chic" ffs.

Fuck. They do?! I've been at least twice and it turns out I could have been sozzled instead of bored.

I'm waiting for this lad to slip up and call you "Rention"

Aye, I don't see the problem in going somewhere that serves trad food and beer and can house a big group, even it's not "authentic". Have basically recommended Tom the same thing in Berlin, so...

Still a bit gutted for I LIKE TRAINS, but what can you do.

My contribution was going to be "I changed trains there once. Nice beer opposite the station." I'd say you've done great things here by comparison.

Aye, and Bradley Wiggins is Belgian.

Energy, plus elastic.

Congratulations!

I listen to music while working, tweeting, facebooking, forums and reading, for a start. And quite often while the fella is trying to talk to me, too.

(I fucking need coffee. Someone bring me coffee.)

(Come to think of it, I assume you'd have to be signed to a label of some description to even take part.)

Ah, I suppose that's not too bad. Still adds up nicely for the organisers for effectively doing nowt, but not a prohibitive amount for all but the smallest and/or unsigned acts (who probably know fine well they wouldn't have a look-in anyway).

Plus tennis players don't have such lovely, strapping, lycra-clad thighs. One can only dream there were four Tours de France a year.

Wonder how much it costs just to be considered by the panel. Seems like a decent money-spinner. No different to most awards processes though, I imagine.

FYP (But yes, it does go some way to highlighting how things had become dominated by the same old repeated, circular discussions)

Loved him jibing Lendl for not smiling

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. The http://andymurrayometer.com/ is harsh though, still only 99%? Must be waiting for Wimbledon...

Gerrin.

No Sky here so basically following it on Twitter and the Guardian minute-by-minute. Aaaargh.

It's not allowed to. BY LAW. Germans.