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I was going to say rocks, but he also has that bloody huge anchor as well

Pitfall is the one "special" I've never had, and I have about 600 hours combined

Weird to see Swan's Pond without Swan throwing hands

All Along the Watchtower by Hendrix, not Dylan

I used a knife in my right hand, because my fork needs fine motor control for feeding me.

I throw right-handed, my dominant left eye somehow needs my right hand for targeting.

I'm old enough to remember an episode of Top of the Pops where Dexy's Midnight Runners were performing Jackie Wilson Said… in front of a giant picture of Jockie Wilson, the darts player!

(no Google back then, either!)

Russian investigators be like the Skyrim people

"Must have been the wind"

Do you have the creations add on?

No

I spoke with Eileen McCallum (Garnock Way/Take the High Road) at Buchanan Street bus station

Which is why what happened to Shiho, well, happened

For Hale and Pace, I loved the We Are Sole Agents/Estate Agent song

Two Ronnies - Four Candles and the two Mastermind sketches

Dave Allen - the two funerals trying to get to the cemetery/graveyard first

Morecambe and Wise - Making Breakfast to the Stripper on the radio

BioWare had been slowly dying for ages, so it's sad that they're finally gone, but also somewhat of a relief.

The shoe has finally dropped.

See also: Dutch angle in cinema, employed by pre-war German (Deutsch) film directors in the 20s and 30s.

I think the term is retro-futuristic?

This was the clue set for primary school level, which is why I got it

Picky bits sounds like something the Thought Police in 1984 came up with

At least he didn't have to wear Baldrick's leather ...stuff

We had "policeman e", the little boy I babysat in the early 2000s used "magic e", though

It's a shopping centre, and we have to travel to our local one - its very presence has sucked most of the shops out of my local area, like an economic vampire.

Most towns have an Aldi or a Lidl, but everything else is nail salons, takeaways, tanning salons and charity shops.

I'm a lefty who writes like a mirrored righty - taught by my right-handed cousin before I started school.

Most lefties taught to write like the example above... It all goes back to fountain pen nibs, left-handers using right-handed nibs just dug them into the paper

(Or so I was told, probably an urban legend)

Strange, both mine and my friend's are.

They get a poinard (hope that's the correct spelling)

Edit: it's apparently poignard

The big sword (claymore) should be around 6 feet long

NHS number is generally your date of birth, followed by your day and the last two digits of your birth year