@80s_Kidz Their spare bedroom had a tiled polystyrene ceiling, with a mini snooker table in it. I remember making holes in the tiles in with the cue tips.
@historydefined Chances of folks piling out of work, in 1901, in Victorian times, is likely to be restricted to about 17 days.
(before you ask, yes, I am fun at parties π₯³)
@sarajcox A cat on our road used to terrorise all others, incl. our 2 Tabbies. We called him 'Knuckles' from No 7. One day we caught him in our kitchen mid-bully, put him in a cage & drove to a rescue centre saying we couldn't care for him anymore. Who should work there? The lady at No 7
Time to recreate the Robin Hood scene, have him chased by dogs up to the Gap. What's that wee laddy, there's no tree to hide up?!
#SycamoreGap
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@BBCNews I can understand their heartbreak, having to lose a pet must be difficult. But they've 3 months to say goodbye. A luxury that the friends & family of those killed didn't have. It's the right decision.