David Hadley - Occasionally points at ducks.

[David]

Alicia wrote: "David wrote: "Of course I'm listening.

And I agree with whatever it was you said."

It's okay; I'm not listening back."

Oh, I agree absolutely.

[Jim]

Alicia wrote: "Our ONLY revenge is that on average we live 7 years longer than our men. .."

this is dropping. As a new generation of women have a more male life-style, spending more years in work etc, they're starting to have a male level of mortality

[David]

More ground-breaking contemporary science with The Rude and Naughty – Both Theoretical and Applied.

[David]

Telling the Tales of the Old Used to Be.

[David]

It is time for an examination of The Philosophy of Doing Bugger All.

[David]

Making a living in A Dangerous Trade.

[David]

At The End of Searching.

[David]

Exploring the history and origins of Slow Motion Goose Bedazzlement.

[David]

What happened When the Nights Grew Too Long.

[David]

Yet another award ceremony, this time it is the Most Inventive Death in a TV Drama Award.

[Alicia]

David wrote: "Yet another award ceremony, this time it is the Most Inventive Death in a TV Drama Award."

Thank you. I had not thought of that award, and yet it makes perfect sense.

[David]

I don't think I've been accused of making sense before.

[David]

The main character is named Patti. This will probably not end well.

[Alicia]

David wrote: "The main character is named Patti. This will probably not end well."

Our Patti writes dragons? Sorry. I did not know that.

[David]

Alicia wrote: "David wrote: "The main character is named Patti. This will probably not end well."

Our Patti writes dragons? Sorry. I did not know that."

Why else would she live (sometimes) in Wales?

[David]

A celebration of that great boon to womankind that is The Stoatglobules Palpitator.

[David]

This one is about That Talk of Bravery.

[David]

This is about The Heyday of Theoretical and Applied Naughtiness.

[David]

And then Sometimes We Forget.

[David]

Just some Word Magic.

[Philip]

Just read your 'Damsons in Distress' piece via Google+ Very well written and most amusing :-)

[David]

Philip wrote: "Just read your 'Damsons in Distress' piece via Google+ Very well written and most amusing :-)"

Thanks. Much appreciated.