lots of Welshmen getting theirs this week.

The trouble is, any time you think you've answered it, the piano changes the question!

The bit that I thought was less convincing was with the 1st murder attempt, 1st thought to be in the shower. Lots of blood coming out under the shower door. But the guy took his clothes off in the changing rooms. Why no blood trail outside? Needle stick injuries often hardly bleed. But that one did...

The bit that I thought was less convincing was with the 1st murder attempt, 1st thought to be in the shower. Lots of blood coming out under the shower door. But the guy took his clothes off in the changing rooms. Why no blood trail outside?[/quote]
Needle stick injuries often hardly bleed.

The murder method is hardly likely, but it's in the realm of possibilities. A bit like Sherlock's deducations: you can't tell me he can spot a ginger hair on a coat from 40feet away, or a man's erectile dysfunction for that matter, but we're choosing to go with it for the sake of the plot and Sherl...

Very implausible murder method. Asking almost as much willing suspension of disbelief as the latest Hobbit film. You'd feel the thing going in. Not if it was thin enough and sharp enough. If it's both of those, like the fine needles used for biopsies, they don't do fatal, if any damage. I'm fairly ...

earl the beaver wrote:

Gwenno wrote:Very implausible murder method. Asking almost as much willing suspension of disbelief as the latest Hobbit film. You'd feel the thing going in.

Not if it was thin enough and sharp enough.

If it's both of those, like the fine needles used for biopsies, they don't do fatal, if any damage.

Very implausible murder method. Asking almost as much willing suspension of disbelief as the latest Hobbit film. You'd feel the thing going in.

Written by Arthur Doyle, as he was once known.

It is unworthy of the bored to use words like 'never' and 'always' when they can so easily be disproved by reference to the record books. It smacks of emotional hyperbolic reason employed by the female sex, ie lasses' talk. :thumbup: They are words for girls, children, and And? Don't keep me in sus...

It is unworthy of the bored to use words like 'never' and 'always' when they can so easily be disproved by reference to the record books. It smacks of emotional hyperbolic reason employed by the female sex, ie lasses' talk. :thumbup: They are words for girls, children, and And? Don't keep me in sus...

It is unworthy of the bored to use words like 'never' and 'always' when they can so easily be disproved by reference to the record books. It smacks of emotional hyperbolic reason employed by the female sex, ie lasses' talk.

Coached by Scots? Why aren't they included in this discussion of 6N teams who have never, (or not recently in the case of one team) beaten New Zealand? Chuck in Italy too.

Llandovery taught Andy Powell to talk at the age of 16.

Just watched the last 4 episodes again with my wife, who was in Spain for the last month. In about finale minus 3 Walt rubs his right side of abdomen and winces. I wondered if we were meant to think that he had a liver full of secondaries which were giving him pain (but he wasn't jaundiced, so proba...

In very simplistic terms Walt started out with an illness that was likely to kill him before 5 years was up, which it did, and in that time he amassed a fortune, eliminated the drug cartel and the neo-nazis, took crystal meth out of the South-West by creating a monopoly and then destroying it. And ...

In very simplistic terms Walt started out with an illness that was likely to kill him before 5 years was up, which it did, and in that time he amassed a fortune, eliminated the drug cartel and the neo-nazis, took crystal meth out of the South-West by creating a monopoly and then destroying it. And t...

Punctuation! Question or statement?

I may be off the mark here, but from reading the OP I think the issue isn't her drinking, but un-diagnosed mental illness. Her drinking seems to be the least of her issues. FWIW, every alcoholic I have ever met had what I believed to be an undiagnosed mental illness, and in every case this illness ...

Of my 2 alcoholic brothers, one had severe pancreatitis, which eventually killed him, and the other faced losing wife and family. Both were for them a sufficient crisis to engage their arse-gears. My son didn't go through anything like as tough, but probably from his point of view it was. I'm not su...

Is there any chance at all of seeing the redheads knockers?

A litre of Gran Reserva Spanish Brandy in Malaga airport at 10.45 local time for 13.25 (Euro)

Pubs will let you use the green ones because they are obviously not real, not so the red.

Does it matter if it is or isn't a ruck, if he was playing the ball off his feet, which he (probably) was?

Seems to me that Owens was off his feet transiently, but he didn't succeed in ripping the ball, just contributed to England losing it. Is that how Walsh saw it, perhaps? Seriously you need to think about what you have just said!! :lol: :lol: :lol: There's no denying that I wrote it in a wide-eyed i...

Seems to me that Owens was off his feet transiently, but he didn't succeed in ripping the ball, just contributed to England losing it. Is that how Walsh saw it, perhaps?

Laphroig =TCP. i used to pretend to like it for my dad's sake, but here is the emperor's clothes moment - I hate it. If only I could put it in my car.

The pronunciation of chorizo, a Spanish word, as choritso, as if it were an Italian word and spelt with a double z. The pronunciation of macho and machismo as macko and mackismo, even though ch is pronounced as in the English 'church' in Spanish (the origin of the words), as it usually is in English...

If two swimmers coming from opposite directions (as in lane swimming in a pool) collide, the automatic assumption by the young woman that the other swimmer (me) should have got out of the way because she has a 'neurological condition'. Not an everyday thing - it's only happened once - but it still a...