@katrosenfield I hope you like him. I immediately thought of The Warden and the destructive power of social justice fervour but 19th century Church of England squabbles might be a tough place to start.
@PigeonFeatherz 18 year old me (no looker) would have loved the invisibility cloak of middle age but very much not up to us what will turn it off. It is horrible but I think it would be sanctioned by other blokes if aimed at children.
@jan_murray Just imagine it in a grumpy House voice and you have just suggested Lupus.
I suppose a bit like Midsomer Murders (25 series), it is the formula and the utter preposterousness that people love.
@forwardnotback I don't think the product was as good, supply was inconsistent and they kept changing ranges so you couldn't commit to collecting anything outside of a few designs. They failed to attract new customers but also alienated the old ones. I don't think this is on the Government.
@msloobylou All a trick, they will either be much pinker or much browner when you do a full room and you just have to live with it. I would probably give bottom middle a swerve though.
@rorysutherland Every few years a hoard of post will be discovered (often in the flat of a bad or ill postie) and I think they are obliged to deliver even if it is a 6 year old credit card offer.
@quasiantipodean@BasedMikeLee There are non-Trinitarians on that list (which is, of course, wrong, and it should be further restricted to Chalcedonians.
@LissaKEvans And no matter how many times you check, one day you will be innocently checking between the sofa cushions for some lost soft object there it will be.