I wonder if its a sudden accretion of 'word of mouth', sneaky PR tactics or a supposedly slow news day. At least this site is quite fun and useful for tea breaks, anyone recall that Turkish bloke's site who had his five minutes of fame and whose name I can no longer remember?

I loved that 'I Love You' site by the Turkish chappie - my friend in Norway sent it to me. However, it soon got hi-jacked and a lot of dodgy stuff was posted on it. I think in the end it had to be 'removed'.

Where abouts in Lincoln are the in-laws, Belochka? That's my place of origin.

Well there's one Aunt-in-law living in Lincoln, and an aunt and uncle-in-law who've just moved to a village outside of the town whose name escapes me at the mo, I'll have to go and check. All Nick's folks come from roundabout there, we had a big Addison family gathering at a pub called the Railway Inn not too long ago.
Incidentally the Aunt in Lincoln was married to one of the chief bellringers at Lincoln Cathedral, he's got a small stained glass memorial window in the Bellringers Chapel which we all went to see. The vergers kindly let us in because that part wasn't open, the bellringers were up in the tower at the time.

I like Lincoln a lot, its also were Nick proposed to me! :)

Mahmood, wasn't he?



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This is the work of an Italian narco-anarchic collective. Don't bother insulting them, they can't read English anyway.

Too much time on my hands obviously, but I've just googled to find any if there's any update on Turkish 'Mahmood" and his website. Got a load of guff but nothing that seemed to be him.

No dodgy goings-on at the Fulwood road Oxfam in Sheffield where I used to help. The manageress, Helena, is very strict about that sort of thing. Staff aren't allowed 'first pick'; they have to buy things from the shop at usual prices and it's entered into a book. I got a green silk shirt as soon as I saw it being hung up on the racks.
I was allowed a free copy of '101 Dalmations', but they get plenty of copies of that sort of thing