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What a Father Gives

20th December 2018 Katabasis 3563 Comments

I first began editing the tribute I gave to my Father at his funeral for sharing here in August. Unfortunately that same month we lost yet another  member of the family – my Godfather. He [more…]

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Postcard from the Algarve, No 4

18th December 2018 Beware of Geeks bearing GIFs 2720 Comments

Ms Geeks and I do love a great escape to warmer climes. The Algarve ticks all the boxes for us: lovely freshly caught seafood, friendly people, plenty of spaces to park anywhere and a population [more…]

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Pistachio Ice Cream

17th December 2018 OldTrout 2769 Comments

Ingredients : 8oz (225g) unsalted, shelled pistachio nuts 1 pint (570ml) double cream 1 pint (570ml) single cream 4oz (110g) golden caster sugar 8 large egg yolks 1 1/2 tablespoons of custard powder   Method [more…]

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A History of Pop Music – 1964

14th December 2018 Phil the Ex Test Manager 3930 Comments

Featured song: Roy Orbison – It’s Over  This is a series of articles looking at pop music from 1955 when in my opinion proper pop music began up to 1999 when they stopped making it. [more…]

DH, Going Postal
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“Yippee Ki Yay, Ya Wee Fanny” – A Polis Sco’lan Christmas Tale

10th December 2018 DH 2623 Comments

Ah pure cannae be f**ked wi’ Chrishmas. Brengs back a loadae sh*te memries fae when ah wis a wean. Wha hod f**kin’ hee haw cuz ma da spent aw tha dole money oan drenk an [more…]

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A History of Pop Music – 1963

7th December 2018 Phil the Ex Test Manager 3586 Comments

Featured song: The Beatles – Please, Please Me This is a series of articles looking at pop music from 1955 when in my opinion proper pop music began up to 1999 when they stopped making [more…]

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Father Christmas

6th December 2018 Æthelberht 2282 Comments

I wanted to write a seasonal piece for GP, but I’m a totally rubbish cook so a recipe is out of the question. What could I do instead? How about a brief history of Father [more…]

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Christmas Chestnut Soup and Bacon Croutons

3rd December 2018 Going Postal 3314 Comments

I have one rule for Christmas Day: Everything must be home made. No pre-prepared shop stuff because it’s naff. This is an easy starter for Christmas Day. I love soups for Christmas Lunch/Dinner because they’re [more…]

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A Sacrifice of Three

2nd December 2018 Jwp 1879 Comments

Robert Ryan was my great uncle. This fading photograph is the only one we have of him. He gave his life for King and Country when he died on 7th November 1942. He was 20 [more…]

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