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Was Guinness Soccer Six football's equivalent of T20?

ROBIN ASKWITH IN: MY FRIEND BILLY - THE MUSICAL

Aah. My memory isn't playing tricks then. Well, not on this occasion.

Yep, I'd always assumed it was from either Nationwide or an early edition of Watchdog. But: no.

See, now I NEED some YouTuber to make a video where they engineer this exact scenario in their own home*. *One person from each profession, not cloning several Stilgoes, that actually yes also do that

HOW HAS THIS BEEN ON YOUTUBE FOR THREE MONTHS AND NOBODY THOUGHT TO TELL US, IT'S BEEN WDYT?'S HOLY GRAIL FOR YEARS www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGPA...

For me, the "waah, anti-AI" blocklists run by the same attention-seeker I suspect lots of us have been targeted by, plus this puzzling one. Not sure if it's a positive "pls follow" or negative "pls block" list, but either way I don't think it's anything I've even mentioned on BSky.

That reminds me, I've not had this month's cheque from Nancy Pelosi.

The Goodies: so good people browsing Wikipedia for The Winter Olympics need to pick between and the games and the Goodies' episode. #RIPBillOddie

Ha!

I miss a lot of those old sites. I especially miss alternate universe pres site Afternoon Programmes Follow Shortly, a Google for which reveals a logo histories wiki has captured: dreamlogos.fandom.com/wiki/Afterno...

On top of all those, Tetris was available on home computers well before appearing on consoles.

Japanese Kit-Kats (milky tea flavour) a close second, pipped to the post because they're not as nice as you'd hope they are.

I think the most thrilling thing I've ever seen in a discount supermarket was a multipack of export-only all-blackcurrent Fruit Pastilles with Japanese lettering all over the packet.

Me: Good on them, it should be blocked. Also me: If I made a GIF of Errol from 15 Storeys High saying "Is there such a thing as... a non-merger?" would anyone get the reference?

Don't care. Too busy playing on my Sinclair GX4000.

I thought I'd checked there and only found the rerelease inlay. But nope, I was wrong, the full 16 page booklet is there in full. And of course, there's inevitably a fake TV guide. As is correct. spectrumcomputing.co.uk/entry/9407/Z...

This programme (Girls Aloud at the BBC, on BBC Two now) is a goldmine for TV shows that I'd completely forgotten about. It's also a nice reminder of how many absolute bangers Girls Aloud released, but that's less of a surprise.