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Crowd? I'll guess 2200

Only to be expected, what with the Pet Shop Boys and the Scissors Sisters being on the bill.

As any fool, or at least Steve McNamra knows, Ben Jefferies was a better standoff than Iestyn Harris.

I had you down for being straight.

Ken Bruce just played "Drink Up Thy Zyder" by Adge Cutler.

Sorry, but that is the most unpleasant April Fool trick that I've ever heard. Congratulations!

Me too. It's been that way for the best part of thirty years.

As a Welsh real ale buff, I've always had an appreciation for Black Sheep.

I am the executor for a friend's will. He was 54. His funeral was on Monday, the reception ended early on Tuesday morning.

Yes, but not like it used to.

My son's new band: http://www.myspace.com/dolphinsband Put your earplugs in!!

I take it you have never eaten in a Bradford curryhouse?

Yesterday, while some friends and I were enjoying a curry at Rusholme in Manchester, the restaurant was raided by a large numer of police and UK Border Agency officers. Unfortunately, no tv cameras were present ... my street cred remains in minus figures.

Was he a sight for sore eyes?

Castleford fan sectioned. No news there. Best of luck for you and your family.

For most Fev families, that would mean that you had nothing to sit on.

Today, I have had a home visit from the West Yorkshire Fire Service. They provided and fitted three smoke detectors free of charge.

Picture of the week: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/picturegal...09.html?image=6

It's just found out that it's stuck in Keighley for the summer.

On Friday I saw Wilko Johnson in Hebden Bridge. 61 years of age and he's still the most exciting guitarist in Britain.

Who the hell do you think you are ... insulting Keighley Town Hall like that.

Imelda May's new album. Apologies if it's already been mentioned.

I have this picture as the wallpaper on my pc. http://images.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=h...DN%26ie%3DUTF-8

It must be dispiriting to cycle for twenty miles and find that you're unfortunately still in Hull.

After thirty-odd years in Bradford, I've unfortunately succumbed to it, particularly missing out the double-t when saying "better" and "bitter". -_-