At the stroke of 9am this morning by Rob our regular postie who drives around this part of the Dales like he's rallydriving. Will open and dip into it over my lunch shortly.

at 9am and I'm also in it. any advances? :-)

...a load of '...Of The Year' type lists, like last December's...

I have subscribed to a magazine so I look forward to a brand spanking new Word on my doormat when I get in tonight or I will unleash hell.

It is wet and miserable outside, and I'm in front of the fire with a cuppa and the new Word!

...you're not regretting that subsciption now!

As a new subscriber I was wondering when I might expect to receive my e-edition. I assume it comes to my usual email address.

The e-edition usually arrives about a week after the hard copy as far as I remember, and yes it is to the address you used when you subscribed.

I've been reduced to flicking through a back issue of the GLW's Glamour magazine whilst waiting for the kettle to boil. This is causing me to develop a twww
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chh.

But no CD! The bag had become unsealed in transit. Still, looks like a good issue judging by the skim over a sandwich at lunchtime.

I'm a new subscriber and received my copy in my postbox around 1.30pm. Our post never arrives before then and the postie wears shorts all year round, regardless of the Cornish weather.

Have found the CD less than impressive recently, but threw the new issue's one in the laptop when I got it (about 1.00pm, if anyone's keeping count) and am currently burning all but 3 of the tracks- probably a record for a "free" cover CD.
(Will probably go back to those 3 tracks anyhow...)

Quick flick through the contents seems to show a lot of smaller bite-size articles- not a bad thing for a man of decreasing concentration span.

that starts with the words "Luke Haines" gets me for another 12 months.

That makes me very happy.

Kate Mossman's review of The Human Centipede 2 convinced me that I really never need to see such a thing.

thread on the new issue and not a single word of complaint, yet. Mine was a little creased around the edges, will ask the butler to iron out later.

New issue waiting for me when I got home.

First month in three that there's not been a delay.

Obviously the postman prefers Beatles and Beatle tribute acts to sultry songstresses.

...just in case there's a more general problem at your packing facility my copy arrived (properly sealed) sans CD. No replacement necessary - just letting you know...

Turning up nice and early this month. I, too, would like to thank Ms Mossman for watching 'The Human Centipede' so I didn't have to. And the bravery award goes to Messrs Hepworth and Ellen for including another advertorial so soon after the last one.

In the interests of collegiality there should be no discussion on the blog about the new issue of Word until it has reached all subscribers.Given my experience, we can open the thread around the second week of December.

excellent CD in the Noel issue b.t.w.

..a moratorium until us colonials have been received our fix.
What's in it then?