In my humble opinion, the best football print campaign ever created:

www.dandad.org/work/d-ad-aw...

Even with unpromising material like rare earth metals and trade wars, the subeditors at The Economist still find ways to live their best lives.

Sky askes me to 'Believe in Original Stories' while trailing a remake of 'Amadeus'.

Still not.

That Renault ad uses a whey-faced, slowed down version of 'September' that sucks all the joy out of EWF'S original. Grr.

For nearly 10 years, there've only been two ways to play: copy Pep or counter Pep.

Right now it's Pep's next move. I'm not betting against him.

As a Larkin fan, it had to be done.

(Okay, it didn't, but I did it anyway.)

The impact of Donald Trump's presidency is already being felt in London. Americans are walking around speaking in unusually hushed tones.

'Red Bull gives you wings' is a copy of 'Refreshes the parts other beers cannot reach' without the charm or fun.

1st Davenport Cub Scouts outside Manchester Museum late 60s. A rumour stirs us like a breeze among the bullrushes: City nearby. I turn my head and the tallest man I'd ever seen swept past me as smooth as a limo in red and black.

Safe travels, Skip.

www.theguardian.com/football/202...

So no third series of the Frasier reboot. Never really got going for me but that said it was no worse than the Saladin K Patterson days.

'Some people have a way with words. Some not have any.'

Steve Martin

I'll be at the closing statements of the Core Participants on Dec 16th and 17th.

Hopefully I'll see the heroes of Horizon coverage like
@ElCShaikh, @Karlfl and @stugoo17 and of course Nick Wallis who I won't tag for fear of him thinking I'm stalking him.

#PostOfficeInquiry

Back to 4-In-A-Row Documentary. Because it won't be five.
Just think about that for a moment.

#CTID

Sky doing their usual bang-up job covering Rodri's presentation.

Bluesky thinking. I get it! I get it!