Recent content by PhædrusR

Ohhhh, 'cake'. It could have been worse... ⬇️

Haven't heard 'moosh' for ages. Along with 'fizzog' we had the other week. Thanks for that.

No, you were fine, it was a joke, a play on words. Mistake Miss Steak. Misspelling, Miss Spelling.

Miss Selling. Is she also on the channel?

Because to mop up is a verb also, not just a noun. The verb for a broom is to brush. Ask a silly question, get a serious answer. 😜 S'ok, I know you were jesting.

Dunno'. Probably because they can't make a profit on them when they're available everywhere else at similar or better prices and tech doesn't have large profit margins, unlike beauty products. Possibly also don't want the hassle of tech support, returns and warranty claims if there are...

Anybody started watching the new Bergerac reboot on U&Drama? I started in the first episode and it looked interesting, although some similarities to Whitstable Pearl: morose detective, lost his wife, depressed/alcoholic, has a daughter he has a difficult relationship with. @merryone Pottery...

Glad you're still around on here. You could always just post on topics of interest and leave the comedy sketches/pastiche images alone for the time being. Just a suggestion. Or come join our Off-topic discussions on Favourite TV, Asda, etc.

"Brilliant!" Oh no, that's Paul Whitehouse's character.

Pottery final: what was that half disc thing embedded in his big pot? A ufo flying saucer? Is that his hobby or interest? I didn't see the earlier explanation background. Ahhh, with the popcorn was it a homage to sci fi B-movies or something? I thought the other guy's animated zoetrope was better.

This episode recent revelation was that Clarkson, amongst all the other things he doesn't know too, doesn't know that a 'hump day' is the office colloquial slang for Wednesday, the middle of the working week. He'd never heard of it. This a man who's worked as a journalist for 40 odd years...

This episode recent revelation was that Clarkson doesn't know that a 'hump day' is the office colloquial slang for Wednesday, the middle of the working week. He'd never heard of it. This a man who's worked as a journalist for 40 odd years, worked in offices all that time. Also has no clue about...

The (any watch he's flogging) is an: "all-metal automatic" "built like a tank" "22 jewels, so incredibly accurate" As opposed to made out of rubber and feathers? It's just a bog-standard cheap automatic movement in a case with some basic complications and a cutaway flowery face.

No, he collects Dust too. It's an exclusive brand.