[Angus] You're an actor? Or perhaps a theatre critic? Oh, how thrilling! I don't care. I've switched off my brain because I'm going to Nice for a holiday tomorrow :o)

Actor on the weekends. The rest of the time I'm a nurse in theatres, getting to see peoples insides. Such fun!

Pen] Your namesake laid TWO eggs yesterday! Have a good holiday. Angus] Adds a new dimension to the phrase "break-a-leg".

Does too. Tell you what, never getting me on a motorbike - seen too many remnants!

Angus] My Mum was a radiographer and made me swear I'd never ride a motorbike.

(Dr Q, Dujon) Thanks. I must save this page. BTW I still can't get used to typing "Rosie" instead of "ro987". Whoops, what a giveaway.

I doubt anyone will have the opportunity to use it now, Rosie, hehehe.

Of course, although HTML doesn't list all the colours by name, you can get some nice colours by putting a random word or phrase into the 'color' bit. So this colour, for example is 'Werewolves of London'.

Of course, that's where the Hampster colour comes from. I wonder if you can reverse engineer that to find a phrase from a colour?