Richard Carter is Creative Director at Peacock Carter and is the author of a number of books
Tonight’s head scratcher for me was coming across TFL MFM on my bank statement. It was only for a small amount (£5.60), but I didn’t remember spending that amount with any company of that name, so I did some thinking. I was in London at the time (about the time I met @HelloMilo), but for some reason, when ‘TFL’ didn’t translate to Transport for London in my brain, I turned to Google, which gave me the answer I was looking for: it was for a tube ticket.
Mystery solved!
The lab-rats at Fake Science have finally sent me my recommendation letter as Head of Beaver Research:
*snigger*
I thought I’d write this post on the basis that most people outside the region don’t seem to know where the North East of England is (I would have thought the clue was in the name), or – perhaps, more forgivably – where cities such as Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Durham and – definitely forgivably – Sunderland and Middlesbrough are. Though I could just be biased about that.
First up is the obvious city: London. So, Newcastle versus London it is…
Having an hour to spare on Sunday night before a film (Toy Story 3, of course), we (me + 1) decided to venture out to find something to eat; we ended up in Nino’s in the Gate, Newcastle. They seem to get a lot of positive reviews on Twitter, so I figured we’d give them a go.
There’s another Twoffee up, featuring James Inman (@jfidoesdev).
