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apparently it was "launched in 1993 and disappeared from sale in the noughties" Cadbury UK brings back Top Deck chocolate bar after two decades

"A Balancing Act" another thoughtful gift from Peter.

Sainsbury's have Opal Fruits in store! OK, they're just re-packaging Starburst, but ...

I have one every Friday!

watch out for splinters!

you should have put it in a Christmas cracker

While standardisation is 'nice' - particularly essential for interoperability at a technical level for equipment from different manufacturers to communicate - limiting the type of connectors used (which is often a 'standard') is likely to stifle innovation. Imagine if, years ago, the standard...

Cadbury Eclairs. Individually wrapped, I'll have two today, then forget about the bag for a few days, have another two ...

Sorry Adrian, Crunchie is crunchy with "honeycomb" or "cinder toffee" inside. You might know it as "hokey pokey".

Auntie will charge you for those scratches! [edit typo]

what is visible of the cathedral looks like an impressionist painting!

It was a bit of a risk leaving it so late. I thought it might be due to the availability of a guest star, but Jean Alexander was the only principal actor other than the usual cast. If I could find the document it might also have the studio and audience record dates.

According to one of the documents I've seen - there's so much stuff I can't lay my hands on it right now - the location filming dates for “What’s Santa Brought for Nora Then?” were 26 November to 3 December 1989!

instructions on how to fold and pack a parachute

No... you're thinking of Bay Horse Pub, now called Bowshaw Trout, at Hade Edge.

Typical tv trope - anything that has wires and goes wrong will explode! Also ... that's an indoor connection box, not suitable for all weather use. Even if it was mains electricity, it would be rare for it to explode!

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a dried date

I can't see Billy Aubrey's motorbike.

If Wesley touched anyone they got covered in oil, just ask Edie!