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Two tickets to this year's Eurovision Preview Party at the Scala in dirty old Kings Cross.

Must be a 'southern/northern' thing. It was always considered a canny job up here to be working the bins. Dahn sarf, starting out as a binman can lead to things like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AX6P8Wde5ag

I think we should take his DNA just to be sure. To clone an army? God, imagine that. George Galloway standing for Respect in every single parliamentary constituency.

I think we should take his DNA just to be sure.

It says a lot that my instinctive reaction was "I bet she died before midnight but they kept it quiet for a while so they could milk the Mothers Day angle". This whole thing has brought out the worst in everyone really.

Insofar as people are less able to "get on their bike" and find work where there's work to be had?

Wey it is. But there's always renting.

I think most (ordinary) people who are fans of the sport would disagree with that, to be honest, even if the sport itself may feel that way... I wasn't talking about the fans of the sport tbh... I know, that's why I said... etc. You know what I mean though. It's a heavily sponsored sport that lives and dies on viewing figures and people turning up to watch, and for the most part - rabid Tifosi members aside - they do it for the skill and the personality cult that is the drivers' championship and not because they have a penchant for a particular team. In a way, how the sport sees itself is far less important.

I think most (ordinary) people who are fans of the sport would disagree with that, to be honest, even if the sport itself may feel that way...

Nice little start to the weekend, that.

He lives in Hamburg. Nobody would bat an eyelid.

With a bit of work, you can squeeze that into the rhythm of "Hey Mickey" quite nicely.

Especially now he's apparently worked out how to save a penalty.

Tell her it's in this thing called The World too. You can actually go to it and see it and everything.

Fuck's sake

Barebacker?

I'm so proud of my neighbourhood.

I'm in Edinburgh on Saturday, I'll be sure to check it out.

Flights to Munich and hotel for Eurovision weekend. Moscow-themed vodka party ahoy.

Bastid.

Getting it's first listen from me now. I think it's bloody terrific. Initial opinion is it's better than the Crane Wife...and as good as Picaresque. It's grown on me a lot like. The tracks where they go a bit Sabbath are the best for me plus Shara Worden is a fantastic addition. I like it a lot more than I did last week, for sure. I'm really starting to love it now. The Hazards of Love 3 (Revenge!) has been on repeat all morning. Supoib I do a little spunk up when the hapsicord starts. I do another when the moog (or whatever) kicks off and one last one when the big "boom crash" drums start. The schoolgirl choir, and cymbals throughout are lush too. Perfection. Cack, I vowed to wait until the UK release date and actually buy the thing, but it's getting mighty difficult the way you two are going on.

I'm surprised you're so bothered, it rid the world of a couple of dozen Brummies. Oops. I would be deleting this if I were you (mind I would not have posted it) Could have been tongue-in-cheek like. Course it was man. I like Brummies. Stevie's on record (again... and again...) as having a different opinion. I concede it was a cheap shot though.

Want.

I'm surprised you're so bothered, it rid the world of a couple of dozen Brummies.