A House of Commons inquiry into car-making in the UK is to look at the reasons why some companies thrive while others such as MG Rover collapse.

Why are we paying politicans to tell us that when 75% of your model range is 20 years old and/or crap to begin with, that you're not on the success vector?  After that, can they look into why rancid meat tastes bad?

Old House is finally on the market, having had shoes removed, leaving only shoebox sized structure to woo viewers.  Agent (who has not to date given me $A_DISEASE) reckons it'll go for £105K, or about 79 million US dollars.  That's where he's set his fee hike point anyway.  Farmgirl and I feel that this is optimistic, but it's his commission to lose.

He claims that the market is such that even having jet engines tested next door is merely a ding, and indeed a domestile right down by the factory gates has just sold.

Brother Borg put his 3 bedroom Glasgownian semi on the market, for offers over £155K (392 million USD).  Six days later, after 30+ viewings, he accepted £208K (827 million USD) for it.

Something has to give.  This is It's a Knockout bonkers.

I have a gas hob now for the first time.  I didn't know.  I didn't know.  Farmgirl fears it though.  Fire burns, apparently.

Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction requires you to keep your knees together as much as possible.

I just thought I'd share that with you.  I mean, we're all friends here, right?

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