The Dorset Knob

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Published on 4 July 2011 by Knobby in Random Stuff

I’ve wasted far too much time playing this online game. Give it a go and let me know what you think. Free Flash Games

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Jack Hargreaves demonstrates putting a ship in a bottle (YouTube video clip)

I thought I would share this clip I came across of veteran broadcaster Jack Hargreaves demonstrating how to put a ship in a bottle on the old Southern Television children’s TV show “How”. If you carry on watching past the Jack Hargreaves bit fellow presenter Fred Dinenage makes a fool of himself trying to use

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Trying to beat the high fuel prices

Petrol and diesel prices seem to be spiralling ever higher. I do silly mileages for my work so I’m always on the lookout for the cheapest diesel I can get. Some time ago I came across PetrolPrices.com, a useful price comparison website for fuel. Put in your post code or town and your choice of

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Shock horror – is JK Rowling writing porn? – “JK Rowling announces plans to write adult novel”

Just spotted the headline ”JK Rowling announces plans to write adult novel” on the BlottR website! I had visions of Harry and Hermione getting up to all sorts of unmentionable stuff but on reading the article it just seems like it’s just going to be a book specifically aimed at grown ups rather than something that

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Carberry & Katich see out a draw 19 May 2012
Michael Carberry and Simon Katich both make half centuries as the final day ends in a rain-hit draw at Headingley. […]
Missing fishermen search halted 19 May 2012
The search ends for two fishermen missing off the Dorset coast, after a life-raft was found on-board the wreck of their boat. […]
VIDEO: Minute's silence for fishermen 19 May 2012
A minute's silence has been held in Weymouth for the three crewmen from fishing boat, Purbeck Isle. […]
Sub disaster remembered 80 years on 19 May 2012
Relatives hope to visit the site of the world's first underwater aircraft carrier which sank in 1932 […]