Bibliogryphon

I know I have changed it on my Spreadsheet now

We are now ahead of any recent years and will be for about the next three weeks

Maybe she has bought a nice new black coat and her opportunity to wear it is receding...

At St. Pancras waiting to catch the Eurostar to Brussels. Tomorrow night Brussels to Madrid and Flying back to Luton on Thursday night.

My fifth hit.

My Auntie died yesterday aged 92. She has been fading for a number of years and did not recognize her own sons by the end. I was surprised she outlasted my Dad who died last year. But on that side of our family she was the last of that generation.

That was a bit disappointing. Like the first episode of Spyfall all it was was a series of dramatic scenes strung together to provide for the dramatic reveal at the end. The lack of overall narrative is a real weakness of Chibnell's writing.

My bad it was recorded in 1991. Released in 92. Good spot.

Absolutely right. It probably was misleading to describe Dumb & Dumber as a comedy

OK here so here goes 1995 UK top thirty hit for a Canadian group this is a cover version of a song by a UK group (whose version failed to reach the Top 40 in 1991) featured on the soundtrack of one of the major comedy films of the year.

and now Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/music/2020/feb/19/pearl-carr-obituary

It is almost as good as a bye.....

My team has gone in so eleven lucky celebs have been granted at least one more month of life In all the years this has been running I do not think I have actually put one in the back of the net (so to speak)

At the same time

The Hounds of Love - Kate Bush Night of the Demon? Its in the trees, its coming

Just checking on the health of Barbara Babcock for Scavenger Hunt purposes I thought I would give you a list of the ten earliest winners of the Best Actress Prime Time Emmy 1. Barbara Bain 2. Susan Hampshire 3. Glenda Jackson 4. Michael Learned 5. Jean Marsh 6. Lindsay Wagner 7. Mariette Hartley 8. Barbara Babcock 9. Tyne Daly 10. Sharon Gless

The new list of game finishers Bruno Arcari (ti) Valdas Adamkus (sp) Jack Angel (di) Barbara Babcock (ti) Edouard Balladur (sp) Wilfred Benitez (ti) Nino Benvenuti (bg) Ugo Mifsud Bonnici (sp) Frank Bruno (ti) K Callen (yb) Tisa Chang (yb) Tommy Chong (ti) Johnny Famechon (ti) Arnaldo Forlani (sp) Irma P Hall (yb) Fighting Harada (ti) Larry Holmes (bg) Roy Jones Jr (bg) John Kander (yb) Herbert Kretzmer (di) Ismael Laguna (yb) Jose Luis Lopez (sp) Tina Louise (yb) Jim Lovell (di) Charles Maina (yb) Josip Manolic (sp) Armando Mazanero (yb) Bruce McGill (sp) Joanna Miles (ti) Sinead O' Connor (ti) Peter Schickele (yb) Leon Spinks (bg) April Stevens (di) Leslie Stewart (bg) Buck Taylor (sp) Lech Walesa (ti) Thirty six winning tickets anyone want a guess at when we will be looking at a new game?

@time gets a second unique with Kellye Nakahara from the Kevin Bacon list which gets him up to seven hits and gives him another five chances for winning Bibliogryphon* bg 1/0/1/1/1 Fixed Business fb 1/0/2/0/0 Captain Chorizo cc 0/0/0/1/2 Time** ti 2/0/2/1/2 Toast to 2/0/2/0/1 YoungWillz yw 2/0/0/0/2 msc* mc 0/0/2/1/1 Yorkshire Banker** yb 0/1/1/1/0 Sir Creep (Do I Need A Joker?)* sc 0/0/3/2/1 GCReptile* gr 1/0/2/0/0 Death Impends** di 0/0/3/2/1 Spade Cooley** sp 0/1/1/3/1 Rover & Out ro 2/0/3/0/1 Grim Up North gn 0/0/3/2/1 FujimoriNoMorey fm 1/0/1/2/0

my 2020 Shadow list 1. Vera Lynn 2. Kirk Douglas 3. Olivia de Havilland 4. Bob Barker 5. Everton Weekes 6. Stirling Moss 7. Roberta McCain 8. Beverly Cleary 9. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh 10. Leslie Philips 11. George (Johnny) Johnson 12. Raymond Briggs 13. Javier Perez de Cuellar 14. Ennio Morricone 15. Betty White 16. Mikhail Gorbachov 17. James Watson 18. Sidney Poitier 19. Jimmy Greaves 20. Bob Dole 21. Eric Carle 22. Peter Sutcliffe 23. Loretta Lynn 24. Olivia Newton-John 25. Harry Belafonte 26. Cleo Laine 27. Abdelaziz Bouteflika 28. Boris Pahor 29. Desmond Tutu 30. Douglas Hurd 31. William Russell 32. Kane Tanaka 33. Pearl Carr 34. Stanley Baxter 35. Ian Holm 36. David Attenborough 37. Penelope Lively 38. Ysanne Churchman 39. Len Deighton 40. Jean Marsh 41. Stanley Wells 42. William Gaunt 43. Dionne Warwick 44. Michael J Fox 45. James Lovelock 46. Gudrun Ure 47. Nobby Stiles 48. Timothy Dudley-Smith 49. Larry Niven 50. Tom Baker

I will post it here later

Pearl Carr got a mention on Radio 4 news Bulletin on Sunday evening. Surely there is something somewhere.

It is in my signature

Same score for me as well

Yes and I got stung by Teddy Johnson The pair of lying bastards That little birdie clearly didn't sing the truth

I say replace and we will run to the end of the year.