1. This fresh east wind has turned the placid air upside down and inside out until no-one knows where they are or what they should be doing.
2. We three are transfixed -- in Homebase -- by an inflatable hot-tub presentation. It's not so much the lifestyle of year-round back garden cavorting with fair-haired beautiful people that has attracted our interest; it's that the narrator appears to be a Danish speech synthesiser.
3. Putting a tub of ice cream in our new icebox.
End at the beginning, whistler and no pressure.
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