Dan Steele

Wonder what honours will get bestowed on Boris and his cabinet for running around in circles?

Cherryo, sweet prince.

More fun than anagrams of PRUNES HIS TEA. ☺

Hope these puns aren't going to dragon for too long.

As long as he's looking well. After all, why would we expect leadership and information ? It's not as if we're in lockdown with a world pandemic on the go. Oh, wait.

Was that Santi's at one time? Many a late supper from there when The Station was an 'Enter at your own risk' establishment!

Cashley's in Forfar offering a lockdown menu so helped them out by placing an order. Absolutely excellent meal. Mozzarella and pesto bruschetta, then a burger (maybe even better than Silverton End's) with caramelised onion, smoked bacon, chunky chips and Cole slaw, then sticky toffee pudding. Mrs SL had the salt and pepper squid starter, burger, and chocolate torte pudding. Finished off with a Malbec from the cellar (erm, one of two bottles in a wine rack). All in all, a bloody good night.

I listened to the bbc news on R3 at 8am, just to hear how the British Broadcasting Company are covering the world pandemic. Interesting. No figures re. deaths or how things are progressing in Europe or closer to home. Lead story was A&E numbers way down and a quick soundbite from an NHS England spokesperson. Second story was about English covid testing, third story was a general story about the cost to insurers (sounding like a press release). Story four- English Premier League. Scotland wasn't totally ignored though. It's to be 15 degrees in Edinburgh today.

Can't remember them wearing codpieces on the tv show, though.

It's good to have you back, but you ruined it there.

I'd have thought once the wine is being poured into a glass it would aerate naturally? Sounds a bit gimmicky. File alongside snake-oil.

I see the phrase used by some of the media is that Mundell "failed to connect", which could be the best description of him and the whole Tory party.

It's volume up and these vinyl beauties on

Duplocate post.

I wonder if the video calls getting earlier and earlier are driven by the same folks who are the ones who used to stay later and later pre-covid? The new point scoring.

I blame pubs using plastic beer containers. Many years ago I saw somebody being thrown through the door of The Orchard (well before it being done up!). Guaranteed to see fights somewhere on Grahams Road.

With his dosh and being in his 60s would he not be better working on a life extending drug before going for world domination? Would only take the world domination bit serious if he was in a swivel chair and stroking a cat.

I've got an image of the van going at double speed and being chased by scantily clad wummin. It's the Popeye theme here in sunny Forfar. Think I'd rather have the Benny Hill tune.

Cracker! I'll be trying that one.

Brioche used as the bread in a bread and butter pudding is grand.

Doug McClure, best known for his role as Trampas in the TV series The Virginian, chose his stage surname in honour of his grandparents who originally came from Meikleour, near Blairgowrie. The Cartwheel Inn in the town's Wellmeadow hosts a Western themed event on the second weekend of each September in recognition of his work in The Virginian.

An academic in the world of literature, Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you Professor Linden Peach