Bobbie Bobster

I dunno, if you keep practising maybe your trolling will get better.

How un-Beckettian!

Didn't she have a pretty little flowerbed of white gardenias?

1. It would be better if you reversed the order of posting and truth checking. 2. How will you check if it's true?

Possible link to reality TV, Big Brother first airing in 1999?

viz. #woodyfact

@pongo Still no traction

Well things were all a lot better in the days of old, I'm sure.

I can say with certainty that it is not.

I think we have a new winner

It seems you are not better than that. Oh well.

I'd be happy to explain to you how they are used properly.

Just for the record, that wasn't the question I was asking. But I withdraw the question.

"Let me be clear", as Teresa would say, I care not a jot for a programme format that had passed sell-by before amazon drove a truckfull of money up to the terrace of houses that "the boys" undoubtedly knocked together as one and share. However, I was slightly amused by the juxtaposition of the hashtag and their quizical looks in the ad banner. That is all.

What about this part?

lol

Post of the year, right there!

Yeah, it is too soon.

Exactly the sort of comment that was conspicuous by its absence on the left hand side of the panel on QT last night. C'mon woodster, you're better than that.

I thought QT was actually quite illuminating last night. Mostly constructive, intelligent contributions - with the exceptions of Diane Abbott and Isabel Oakeshott. Rory Stewart played a blinder with his unemptional assessment and reluctance to make political points (the latter mostly shared by Kirdsty Blackman). And he couldn't conceal his glee when Diane walked herself into a political corner and then like a confused Roomba kept on bumping. I was impressed by Anand Menon's point about #BrexRef2. To paraphrase - a reasonably likely (but note, not a given!) outcome of a 52/48 result for remain but with a lower turnout than the first vote wouldn't help, it would probably make things worse. The second-best outcome for the UK economy now would seem to be an adjustment to the current deal that does the minimum possible to satisfy the hard Brexiteers whilst staying as close to the single market as possible. Whether that particular venn diagram has an overlap, though, I'm not so sure.

There's a reductio ad absurdum at the end of that position!

That's what she said!

Looks like that went over your head.