The Word Cloud

That was a fine example, even if I say so myself. I bet Wrath wishes he's thought of it :)

Yes, I think it depends on the medium, but also very greatly on readers' / watchers' expectations. If it's clearly fiction, perhaps you can get away with thtoopid details, but if it's flagged as a documentary or news, then TV must take extreme care ...

Yeah, that's the problem when someone knows more than the author - the story loses respect, loses credibility, peeps' willingness to engage slips a tad more. They're like typos to me. If everything else is 'good', I'll overlook one or two, but more ...

Methinks twitter is having probs - it wouldn't accept a silly tweet of mine just now...

Well I did tweet a reply to your tweet, so I defo existed a couple of hours ago. I've ceased to exist now, you say? How disconcerting for me.

Something odd just happened. I got a tweet from @WhisksTweets - and when I tried to reply twitter assured me there was no such page. (All very virtual, methinks...)

Your birthday? Truly? Well what a fine day for a birthday. Hope it stays fine, fine, fine for you, all year long.

How bizarre! I've never heard the like. It couldn't have been caused by a kick from that donkey you keep in the kitchen, could it, Weens?

The name 'Santorini' is so evocative, isn't it, both of past and of present? I've never been there - been slightly reluctant to go, since it sounds so gorgeous and I wouldn't want to be disappointed. But you've made me wonder again, if it might be ...

Oops, that should have had a question mark. I'm mucking everything up today. Time for bed, say goodnight Florence.

What are you doing to them to make them form an escape committee - grin!

And the colouring in? I was always ever so good at colouring in revision timetables. Sometimes the colouring in took all evening :)

Well, I dunno Prop, what are you seeing?