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grunger

21st May 2021, 19:40
jigjag

I dont see how they can re-arrange it . The first 3 days are sold out - I am going first day. They could cancel the I00 I suppose, which I would approve of.

Good luck v City.

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tyke51

21st May 2021, 21:03
Grunger & Jigjag

Hope the Old Trafford test is not re-arranged - the ECB should be grateful that cricket fans are still supporting test cricket in large numbers. IPL is important purely because of its broadcast revenue but I don`t think world cricket should be disrupted to accommodate it!
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tyke51

30th May 2021, 18:48
Grunger & Jigjag

Good to see a proper game of cricket - Lancs outplayed us throughout so I don`t begrudge you the win. At least we made a fight of it, and we now have a new Duke of York!
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orson

1st June 2021, 11:23
A mistake in today's Daily Telegraph quick crossword, I think.

2d Lightning up (12).

Lightning is what goes with thunder. The setter means lightening.
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jono

1st June 2021, 11:30
Today's Guardian "Marks & Spenser"! Really?!
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paulhabershon

1st June 2021, 13:30
jono@2330 Marks & Spenser

Hardly a case of long time no c. 😏

While I'm here. Yesterday's Times had a report of Bank Holiday Sunday 'beaches bustling and roads rammed'.

Rammed? I've heard it a lot recently. I would say crammed (not necessarily jammed, which may not be quite the same thing) if I didn't settle on very busy or crowded.
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orson

1st June 2021, 18:32
Do we have traffic rams instead of traffic jams now?

And was the beach really bustling or was it just crowded? Bustling suggests everyone on the beach was very active. Maybe some were but was no one just lying on the sand or sitting on a chair enjoying the sun?
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nelson

1st June 2021, 22:36
Sitting on a chair . . . or sitting in a chair?
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orson

2nd June 2021, 09:39
Both forms are correct, although I've never heard of a king or queen sitting in a throne.
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chrise

2nd June 2021, 09:45
It rather depends on the design of the chair! You would sit on an ordinary kitchen stand chair; but at the other extreme, definitely in an egg chair...
https://www.gardeningetc.com/us/news/bandm-hanging-egg-chair
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