Coop, you happen to live down in the Bible Belt. No I don't. I would not consider Orlando to be in the Bible Belt at all. The Bible Belt might dip into northern Florida - and certainly includes the panhandle of Florida - but Orlando is not in

Oddly enough, the LA Times only offers a rolling six-month archive on LexisNexis Academic. And ProQuest only covers 1985 to the present (with 1881-1923 in the Historical Newspapers database). So we're missing the crucial years. As support for

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Okay, so this one time? In band camp? naniwadekar was ... she's even more of a free spirit than I thought..r Interesting. I've always considered that we didn't have a "wedding" - we got married in Manchester Register Office

Okay, so this one time? In band camp? naniwadekar was all, like: I read recently that Arianna had invited all her former lovers to her marriage with Huffington. To her wedding maybe, but to her marriage?...perhaps she's even more of a free

And on the flip-side we have this from the movie ... cops. MR. PINK No real people? MR. WHITE Just cops. "It warn't the grounding that didn't keep us back but a little. We blowed out a cylinder head." "Good gracious! Anybody

There is, as far as food is concerned. Irish and British tastes in food are similar. Indirectly connected with this is the fact that the Irish drink even more tea per head of population than do the British. A truly remarkable feat. I'm doing

For us, M&S does the best dried spaghetti. Its texture is only average (some other pastas, typically the "made with ... better) but the M&S flavour is first class. That's ordinary, though, not wholemeal. Wholemeal bread, yes.