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Oh alright, and those as well. But CRUMS takes a lot of beating.

We have always had at least one cat. We are retired and after our last cat 'went home' we decided that we would never have another! However our son and his wife were boarding two cats who both had kittens at the same time so we took on Bilbo Baggins. He is a lovely long haired grey tabby. He is...

How are you about climbing lamp posts?

I forgot to say that I loved him.

I seem to remember reading that Alvin was supposed to be a one off, but he was so popular they kept him.

I know him well, he visits me all of the time!!

Seymour had the best Christmas episodes, (except for All Mod Con's, of course).

I don't remember knowing just what his name was until 'Going to Gordon's Wedding' when Gordon said that his Uncle Bill would be reserve best man. I may have missed it of course.

Mine is the first letter of my name. I have also used ewe, ai, and enn

I think you are right George, I didn't think of that.

Yes I expect you are right, but it would have been nice to have been told what was happening.

The day that he was left in charge of the police car was my favourite Tom moment. A call came over the radio and he answered 'Hello' and then in answer to the obvious question, who are you? he said 'it's Tom'. It wasn't what he said, it was the way he said it.

I have often wondered just why our Norm, has what look like sporting trophies in his display cabinet. Can he be a super athlete in disguise? Or are they for less obvious skills, lino layer of the month perhaps! I doubt they were his father's, unless they were for painting gates, and his mother...

I think they had hot gravy with it. I will ask her.

I was a member of the society for many years, still am as far as I know, but I have not heard from Clive Eardly (president) for a very long time. The magazine stopped coming years ago. And the website was run by Patrick Brooke, I think he had becaome too busy with family comitments to carry on.

I wonder what happened to the money they collected! I contibuted and have heard nothing since. As to why the statue did appear, I read that the council turned it down.

My north country aunt was going to a Pie and Pea supper. I wonder what sort of pie this would be. She said that the food was served on paper plates which started to disintergrate rather quickly so you had to eat up fast.

Hello Rhi. I was shy at first, but I have found people really friendly. Just jump in anywhere.

I once had Kipper flavoured crisps. They were experimenting new flavours. They were dreadful! Also had lamb and mint sauce, also dreadful.

I am a southerner born and bred, but my mother was a Geordie. Most of my relatives still live in Jarrow. In my family I have noticed that the younger members are easier to understand, some of the older ones still sound like Oz! Can I just mention that my Grandad was on the Jarrow March. All of...