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I'm convinced it said £7 on the parking sign. But even at £5.70 it's taking the mick.

Almost every day I bump into this fellow walking his dog. He's a cracking bloke but Jesus he moans a lot about how Swansea was better in the 1970s, when the sun shone all Summer and most of the winter. I can't decide if these encounters are doing me harm or good. Anyhow, this morning's moan...

The folks I work with who claim to know about that sort of thing say there's no prospect of season two happening due to the casting costs. It has a heck of a lineup, admittedly.

Yeah, we are thoroughly enjoying Mobland. Gonna need to find summat else after tonight's final episode.

I thought this was going to be a thread about how you'd pulled a few strings that led to this announcement https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cpvkdvrm1wpo

There were initial reports of him being charged for driving under the influence of drugs yet oddly this wasn't listed on the last charge sheet. He's clearly made some poor choices. That being said, having hundreds of scousers pressing their faces against his car windows is going to provoke...

Oh HER!! Maybe it's a Radio Wales thing but by god she annoys me. If he can put up with her he may very well cope with the good folk of Newport.

It's not been a classic. Walsall's goalie looks a good 'un.

I'm not really a fan of gangster tv yet I had a look at Mobland on Paramount and have actually stopped scrolling on my phone to watch it. It seems to me that Tom Hardy always plays what is essentially the same character but I'm ok with it as he's just so damned watchable.

These City shirt numbers/names. Are these "cup special" editions? They're quite amusing in an ironic way.

£264. Crumbs.

I'll always check I've a life vest then count the rows to the nearest exit. And I always remove my high heels before exiting. Those slides are steep. A well-placed stiletto heel could kill someone.

What became of Dicky Thorpe? I miss him.

Settlements can be a good thing. Particularly if the accuser is at risk of getting destroyed when put under pressure in the dock. Having said that, its impossible not to wonder if things might've turned out better for Virginia had she pushed for a trial.

If that video had been five or ten minutes, and if the presenter not been so aggravating, I'd have stuck with it. Pity. There's clearly a story worth telling. Just not by him.

I wonder if the Swans will actually spend it wisely? Here's hoping.

Shit. Is there more to it than walking up and down? That's all I've ever done. Except when I had a petrol mower. Then I used to have to jog up and down. It wasn't great. Currently I've a Ryobi battery mower. The batteries are shit, the cut - on lowest setting - looks like I've missed bits...

But there again, I feel like a million dollars after mowing my lawn. N.B. Before anyone suggests it I don't think I'd get that same sense of euphoria doing anyone else's lawns.

Lidl are flogging robot mowers for £200. If it was taking me two hours I'd be considering splashing out. Luckily my postage stamp takes me 15 minutes in total to do both front and back.

She used to go to the same pub as me in the 90s. She'd usually be accompanied by extraordinarily young men. She wasn't a slim lady but would wear skintight stuff that looked, sadly, horrendous. Therefore I don't think she'd be bothered about the public seeing her looking a mess. After all...