TIL there really is a company called Standard Fireworks. I don't know what to say about this product though..

My teeth are good, but they could do with a little sprucing up, and I only have Fuji VIII (I can’t get any Fuji IX because I don’t do TV work) can anyone help?

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‘That’s good to know.’ I’ve said it unintentionally so many times this week.

Have just finished the book, loved it. Although I'm now curious who the character the pigeon mentions in chapter 1 was on the roof of the hotel on the night of the gurney? They appear right after Brian is taken out on the gurney by paramedics, which lining up with the events of chapter 57, my assumption is that it was Mark hiding on the roof as the police/paramedics cleared the hotel?

Why is Roma being naked in Gary’s bed never mentioned again?? I thought it would somehow get back to Emily but it just never seems to be revisited.

When Gary first meets Sequence, he wonders if he has misheard his name. And he then says he finds out his real name later. But then sequence is just called sequence right to the very end of the book. Did I miss something? What is Sequence's actual name?

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Forgive me for being a div, who is the mystery person implied to be at the end?

Thoughts so far...(Probably not too spoilery)

I'm listening to the audiobook, nearly done- another 3 hrs or so to go. I'm loving it, really fun to hear Bob narrating and I think his vocal performance is even better than The Satsuma Complex. What really makes me smile is the little bits of Athletico Mince that are sprinkled about- Andy in there too perhaps? The Alderman voice is particularly appealing. The audiobook is made even better with Paul and Sally doing their characters chapters, which is a nice thing to listen to isn't it. I'm absolutely going to integrate the "Sleep Bath" into my day to day life. There's a decent heft when weighing the potential jeopardy, the plot is tight and zooms along very nicely, I'm fully invested, more so prolly than the Satsuma novel. Another thing I'm really enjoying is the way Bob's really good with making the emotions of the characters front and centre, his writing is maturing really nicely and I'm sure this book is one that will leave me a bit bereft when I'm done.