More full? (insert smiley of choice here).

The largest circulated note in the UK is the £50 - and hardly anyone ever sees one, partly because many places don't like taking them.

Well, it beats a heart with a dagger through it with a list of badly erased former girlfriends below.

Do re-runs matter for children's programming? After all, it's not as if they stay interested past a couple of years in any one thing anyway.

I could never understand why the Telletubbies had to be superceded by something else[1] when the target audience has moved on to pastures new and a whole new set of goggling eyes waits eagerly for the Noonoo's every slurp.

Our two were watching The Clangers, Bagpuss and 1940s Popeye the other day.

[1] Unless it's parents with more than one child start to climb the walls.

For those sticky moments?

That framework looks like steel - great for recycling of course, but I'd have thought well sourced wood would be more "eco", but then you can call anything green these days provided just one tiny component qualifies.

That photo above - makes me thing of the Piranha brothers' conversation pit.

Yeah - it was Brancusi - or Arp, wasn't it? It's in the Tate in London, anyway. Maybe it was Giacometti.

I'm 200 miles away, so I can't pop round for a look.

I don't get this "Sue everyone for everything" culture. It's all wrong. Mistakes happen. What I would do, were I him, would be press for wrongful dismissal by his employers.

Didn't know the Hairy Sake or the Lesser Grison and the North American Cacomistle was a mystery to me.

Chocolate fountains are vile - all that dust in the air being entrained into the chocolate - human skin, flying snot from sneezes - bleeeuch.

So - people are getting more gullible? Hardly news!

I always thought marketing departments were a load of bankers.

But preserviing the proper use of apostrophes isn't for no reason, they perform a useful function without which many sentences are ambiguous.

Fun - but in the UK that much timber would make it prohibitively expensive. Large lumps of wood ain't cheap here.