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My Dad was reading genuine sad comments from a popular newspaper's website regarding Father's Day aloud. When he finished he pointed to his chest and said: 'What you're looking at here is f*****g normality boy'. Respect to good dads everywhere.

CD, I'm old school.

Unique WolfLarsen, definitely unique.

Published on a church wall, sprayed in 10000 litres of semen pumped from his mighty phallus or something like it no doubt.

Bar and not necessarily the venue bar. Gigs, small and intimate or big and noisy?

For me it's the opposite, Arthur C Clarke, Brian Aldiss and Iain M. Banks amongst others minimise the human content and emphasise universe building. I like to be transported.

Fat Suit and Hidden Orchestra. Do you watch the support act or go to the bar?

Real Racing 3, Twitter's good too. Been to any good gigs or concerts lately?

Western philosophy started in ancient Greece which was a male dominated society. I'm presuming this is what the writer is alluding to.

I would leave it as it is, the sentence is quite truncated and the inclusion of 'was' makes it rather clumsy. If you must include this unnecessary verb give it its own sentence - Logical Positivism was expounded in the Vienna Circle in the 1920s and 1930s. You wouldn't know what any reference...

It's not faulty it's fine, without knowing what the empirical project is in this context the function of the first part of your sentence is to provide a conclusion. The verb 'expounded' is in past tense because it's used in reference to two past time periods - 1920s and 1930s.

Hoh yes, a very civilised way of getting out of your head. Anyone like alcohol free beer?

As sentences they make sense, it's not a question of knowing instantly what 'logical positivism' and 'disinterested objectivity' is or who Bertrand Russell and Ludwig Wittgenstein were. The point is to understand these sentences contain reference points.

Because you were online, bad move when you're after shuteye. Ever bought a drink just to get out of the rain?

Give us an example.

Regret by Everything Everything. Do you run up stairs?

As it's over the three hours I have to ask did you and your co-worker get it on?

Susanna Clarke's three volume story gets proper room with a seven part series. Just seen episode one and it is good.

The first evidence of Mr Cameron's intentions toward Scotland it would appear has been the appointment of Andrew Dunlop as a Scottish Office Minister. Andrew Dunlop was one of the main architects of the Poll Tax in Margaret Thatcher's government. In fairness he might be a fox but the SNP ain't...

No Country For Old Men. Do you have a film that isn't Star Wars you can watch more than once?