A Scotch Pie in a roll, i call this the Cholesteroll. Ah-ha!

Bloody Sunday

We are adopting 2 cats. Both female. One of them we are going to call 'Seldom', but we need help with a name for the other one.

Up a bit from £11/ladyboy in the 90s.

Hope he enjoys his trip to Alaska!

https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2024/nov/29/weve-become-an-amusement-park-the-alaskan-town-torn-apart-by-cruise-ship-tourism

https://preview.redd.it/ltnpgqxd6t3e1.png?width=634&format=png&auto=webp&s=0c6f74b3b6f86a15066e9063388c08df847d6212

https://x.com/imacelebrity/status/1862256181085122733/

To see a Partridge reference on another sub is fantastic but to see one in the Top Tips section of Viz magazine really is the worth of boast worlds!

I am probably trodding old ground here but i am new so please forgive.

Whats some of your favourite bits of lesser known Partridge (Basically the books and Podcast i suppose)

The Sherlock Holmes section in Nomad is right up there in the most memorable Partridge of all time imo. I remember the exact slip road i was coming off when i first heard it, it's seared into my brain. Its so un-partridge imo but so so so funny, I'd love to know which one wrote it and how it came about.

**It is very very rude so Children may find it upsetting and dogs certainly will.......

 Holmes's address in particular means little to me, my mother having banned me from reading his books for much of my childhood.

Her belief was that Watson and Holmes were gay lovers. Keen experimenters and happy to take risks in the bedroom, theirs was a relationship in which nothing was off the table. And though it would seem to go against the pair's dynamic as written, Mother was convinced that Watson was the dominant one. Not that Holmes minded, far from it. Naked, save for his deerstalker, and lashed to the bed posts with rope, he loved to be subservient and got a real kick from having all of Watson inside of him.

Regular heroin consumption, coupled with a lack of knowledge of sexually transmitted diseases, only served to make the well-respected Victorian detectives hornier. Indeed, Mother was left in little doubt that the reason Holmes seemed to lack compassion as he stood over the body of the story's latest murder victim was because he was too busy salivating at the prospect of what Watson was going to do to him that night.

She also had her doubts about Mrs. Hudson. Living in the flat below, can she really have been unaware of the nightly buggery marathons above? Even if we assume she didn't hear the regular role-playing sessions in which Holmes said he was a worthless piece of shit that needed to be punished - and as mother pointed out, that was a big 'if' - it seems hard to believe that the landlady wouldn't at least have noticed the thud of Holmes' body as it hit the floor, unconscious once again thanks to an overtightened ball-gag

Does the comedian and actor Steve Coogan exist in the same universe as Alan Partridge?

We know a plethora of real celebrities - or variants of - exist. Alan also referenced Rob Brydon in the coronation commentary episode of Oasthouse.

Him reading the writing credits at the end of his audiobooks and podcast shouldn't count - should it?