Popping in on you lot while lying admiring the view from my hotel window (can see both the Torre del Mangia and the Campanile, which means Siena for those who are totally out of touch with civilisation. Does anyone still listen to that stuff you're all gibbering about?

Well over a million to the stuff I was gibbering about, since the single has platinum certification here in the UK.

What would you have preferred?

Quote from: FierceKitty on 19 December 2014, 06:08:01 PM
Popping in on you lot while lying admiring the view from my hotel window (can see both the Torre del Mangia and the Campanile, which means Siena for those who are totally out of touch with civilisation. Does anyone still listen to that stuff you're all gibbering about?

If there's any horse racing going on in the Piazza del Campo whilst you're there, would you mind putting 50p ... naw ... to hell with it .. a full Euro (gulp!)... on the favourite? I'll square up with you later ... in fact, just take what I owe you out of the winnings. Honest.   

Quote from: FierceKitty on 19 December 2014, 06:08:01 PM
Popping in on you lot while lying admiring the view from my hotel window (can see both the Torre del Mangia and the Campanile, which means Siena for those who are totally out of touch with civilisation. Does anyone still listen to that stuff you're all gibbering about?

Did you feel the earthquake ?

Has there been another?

It's probably the change of diet. 

What do they put in the water?

QuoteTorre del Mangia and the Campanile, which means Siena

Sienna is a truly beautiful city, there is a very nice restaurant directly opposite the Campanile which serves wonderful vintage Chianti.   

They know how to paint and cook. Not how to put together a timetable that has even a distant relationship to 'bus and train times. Where are you when we really need you, Benny?
But tortellini with truffle filling, and quattrocento frescoes, do make up for a few chilly hours at the railway station.