Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Becks house up for sale 18m if anyone interested.

Im Looking for something a bit more upmarket. :-))

Kim Kardashian an american socialite is keen to snap up Beckingham palace. Must get round there and see if she needs any work doing. :-))

I don't think she is a socialist!

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That's a spelling mistake

Lice (singular: louse) is the common name for over 3000 species of wingless insects of the order Phthiraptera; three of which are classified as human disease ...

Nouse!

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Take your pick - Urban Dictionary. :-)

Actually - horse sense!" and yes - its is early :-)

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Sorry - I was playing! :-)

I think the true meaning is "understanding" or similar.

Here we are - "d" is for Fred.

1. Philosophy
a. Reason and knowledge as opposed to sense perception.
b. The rational part of the individual human soul.
c. The principle of the cosmic mind or soul responsible for the rational order of the cosmos.
d. In Stoicism, the equivalent of Logos.
e. In Neo-Platonism, the image of the absolute good, containing the cosmos of intelligible beings.
2. Chiefly British Good sense; shrewdness: "Hillela had the nous to take up with the General when he was on the up-and-up again" (Nadine Gordimer).

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Pesticides hit queen bee numbers

Some of the world's most commonly used pesticides are killing bees by damaging their ability to navigate and reducing numbers of queens, research suggests.

Scientific groups in the UK and France studied the effects of neonicotinoids, which are used in more than 100 nations on farm crops and in gardens.

The UK team found the pesticides caused an 85% drop in queen production.

Cassini spacecraft captures Saturn moon geyser images



The Cassini spacecraft has captured striking images from flying by three moons of Saturn, including new pictures of Enceladus's gushing geysers.

Cassini made its lowest pass yet over the south pole of Enceladus, at at an altitude of 74km (46 miles).

This allowed it to "taste" the jets of water vapour and ice that the moon spews forth into space.

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Snow for Easter after the sunshine

After what has been the third warmest March on record, poor weather will arrive on Monday bringing possible sleet or snow in the north, forecasters said.

Temperatures on Monday could reach 14C (57F) in London, but may be as low as 8C (46F) in Scotland with icy conditions in the mountains.

It comes after much of the UK sweltered in temperatures of above 20C (68F) this week, compared to average March temperatures of 9C (48F).

It is thought to be the third warmest March since records began 350 years ago.
In Southampton temperatures peaked at 23 (74F), equalling a previous March 28 record set in 1965.

"Louse"

He hasn't the "louse" to know how to do "something".

It may be a colloquialism from my youth and possibly derived from a Welsh expression. But, it was a used expression.

On reflection remember my original puzzlement when I heard it.

May have been used in a humorous way or taking the mickey.

Possibly, refers to absence of head (lice).

It would be suitable adjective for one on this this thread, who likes "nit picking".

Twit, also comes to mind.

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Good result for Galloway at Bradford.


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