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Well so far the planets tend to be named after Roman Gods so maybe something like Neptune or Apollo, though Apollo might not be such a good idea because he was the sun god. They could go with Vulcan (hehe) but again, god of fire and no doubt this new planet will be mighty cold.

I'm pretty sure TogetherAgain covered it all. An excellent instalment!

Are we meant to be adding our own non-sequiturs here or just being amused by yours? :confused:

Great chapter, I love the way you have dual storylines going on. Can't wait for more!

Warm and close but for a light breeze and very overcast -more rain heading our way I think. Breakfast - Flapjack Lunch - Smoked herring and pesto bread Tea - Home made baked beans and bacon

MB, he is being mature about it, he's recognised that he has a problem and is asking for help to solve it, the only immature thing I've read in this thread is your post.

OK my best sitcoms seem to differ slightly in style so here goes in no particular order: The Office, The League of Gentlemen, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps, Scrubs, Catterick, That's all I can think of at the moment as far as sitcoms go.

It was indeed your 600th post but it was the 439th in this thread - you were both looking at different counters. ;)

My thoughts are with you and your family. Your Dad was lucky to be surrounded by such a wealth of love, I am sure he is looking down on you from somewhere and swelling with pride.

I looooove chess but I'm not very good. I've only ever won about three times in my life and it was always because the other person made some ghastly mistake, not because I played well. My brother on the other handisd very mathematically minded and was always top of the chess club. Apparently...

Weather: Rain, first it was heavy vertical rain then it was that really fine stuff that thoroughly soaks you and we finished with random direction rain and a little thunderstorm. Breakfast: Banana Lunch: Freshly home-baked flapjacks Tea: Swordfish and pesto pasta

The closest I ever got to a golfing 'incident' was when I was fourteen and my friend and I were messing about in her house and smashed the glass panel on her front door. As her Dad was out we brought his golf clubs down from the half landing and arranged them in an "accidentally fell down the...

Happy Birthday, Mike!

There's a solution but it's one of those easy to say hard to do things. You need to relax and trust her. The plain fact is that if someone's pre-disposed to cheat on you then they'll do it anyway but (and it's a big but) someone who's not pre-disposed to cheat could well be 'driven' to it by a...

Another great instalment! And as for the random destination - he had to go somewhere and now we might get a sneaky peek at your world. Smart too, writing about what you know. Can't wait till the next part!

Indeed, my populartity was pretty much, well...i didn't have any. I'm not, um, mainstream enough for the people I went to school with. 'S'funny now cos i pass them in town and soemtimes they even try talking to me. It seems only we 'losers' have managed to come up with any shred of individuality...

This site was recommended to me by someone over at fragglerocker.com.

Favourite cereal? Weetabix Special K (especially the one with peaches) Porridge - with jam so it turns an ungealthy looking pinky-grey.

Congratulations and a big old Well Done! I told you you'd be fine.

I'm hooked, that was a great opening instalment I love the different ways the Muppets are contacting their families, so appropriate to each. Can't wait for more!