I wonder how many people have read Papillon based on Tikay's original post about it several years ago.  I'm one of them, as I'd never heard of it before then, but I suspect there are a few others between myself and Stuart.

Slow off the mark here. 2/3 of the way through currently, after recently discovering i'd downloaded it onto my iPad but forgotten all about it.

Cheers
That’s v nice of you

Done. Card currently "building"!

Even the rates on my house are no longer paid via direct debit but by c card on line
£2.57 drive through McDonald’s lottery scratch cards every single damn thing
I’m almost cashless

I was going to sign up for this too. Fire code/link and will get you an extra bonus hopefully.

Thanks for that. Good reporting skillz!

Cool, thanks for the update. I don't follow cycling at all, but blindly followed your recommend due to the nice write-up

How is that cycling chap doing? Have seen him mentioned a few times but suspect for the wrong thing...

But as everyone knows it is coming, it would be built into the price...?

125% overround isn't exactly generous

BV priced it up too:

Hossein Ensan 2/1
Garry Gates 3/1
Zhen Cai 6/1
Dario Sammartino 8/1
Kevin Maahs 9/1
Alex Livingston 12/1
Milos Skrbic 16/1
Nick Marchington 18/1
Timothy Su 33/1

James,

Can you check your PM's please.

Ta.

Nip

Are you live 2 tabling today?!

Ah bust 888 then jumped into mini main. I geddit now.

Are you live 2 tabling today?!

He's got no chance. If you realise before it runs then maybe, but after the horse you didn't write down wins you obv can't then claim it!

The ambiguous rule they reference is more for when you have Red Rum and Blue Whiskey running in the same race and write down Red Whiskey.

I'm all for arguing the punter side in these cases (having been on the losing side of several IBAS claims in the past!) but this is not one i'd be confident on. I suppose no harm in trying...

It would appear that John Duthie changed his name some time between Day 2 & 3.

[Sapiens]

Two very different books i've read recently and enjoyed (neither are new so can prob pick up cheap):

• Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari - Chunky one about the history of humankind. Full of amazing info you won't be able to help telling others about.
• Kill Your Friends by John Niven - Daaaaark fiction set around 90's UK music scene. Trashier British version of American Psycho. I laughed a lot

She won her semi today too so make it 9-0