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Hob nobs - yum!Dark chocolate covered ginger nuts - double yum!

across the busy road

Prior to reading HBP i guessed the either Snape, Hagrid or Dumbledore would be the character that was killed. I didn't really think about who the HBP might be as the plot was not about discovering the HBP's identity. I think it is the best of the series, it certainly kept me hooked as i...

Yes, to a girl in my class at school, I think most of the boys had a crush on her. I didn't show her the poem because i was too shy if you had three wishes whay would they be?

find the right words

Surely we all forward travel in time as it is? To travel to a specific point in time by an accelerated means is the tricky bit. To travel to the future would be like going into an empty room, there would be nothing there because it wouldn’t exist until you get there and then it would look...

on seedy street corners

an alluringly beautiful witch

the nut munching rodents

The Bath. There is nothing quite like laying down in a deep hot bath and reading till the water goes cold and your skin goes all wrinkled. Plain chocolate or milk chocolate?

They are new to me, i think the late great John Peel played them on his show Try this link, theres not a lot there but it may help:) http://web.onetel.net.uk/~spazoom/catalogue/skinnedteen-totaltigerbeat.html

a pleasing chipmonk pastime

Ok, so if light takes 8 minutes to travel from the sun to earth and superluminous speed brings that down to say 7 minutes. The orbital positions of the planets will still be predictable so navigation in a know universe would still be possible. (brain hurts must stick to counting ants...

a chipmonk will appear!

The sloth of dark I remember a hoary old chestnut of a physics problem about firing a bullet from the front of a speeding train. The bullet left the gun at 100 mph but the train travelled at 200mph so did the bullet ever get out of the gun. Of course it did with a total speed of 300mph...

he posted with feeling

To add to a growing list Tarka the Otter and all the other Henry Williamson books The Midwitch Cuckoos, John Wenham The Viking series by Henry Treece Stig of the Dump by Clive King The What a Mess stories by Frank Muir (more for the quirky illustrations) Rudyard Kipling, Just so stories

banoffe pie and meringues

taste great with butter

more so than trolls