Dang, I love the audacity of the Internet.

...and your reply hit the mark :)

Pete says: A great idea - I'll see what I can do!

Pete: personal choice borne out of a need to get some sleep, really. We cover this on more detail in show for July 27, 2011.

Emma: £10000 and Pete: £5 - answers covered in more detail on Emma and Pete Show for July 4th, 2011: http://t.co/5rw0qei

Emma: "wouldn't do it" and "wouldn't do it" Pete: "it depends on the chicken" (let's say £72 each) and "£0 to a deserving case" - answers covered in more detail on Emma and Pete Show for July 4th, 2011: http://t.co/5rw0qei

Emma: £100 and "wouldn't do it", Pete: £0 and "depends on what they've done" - answers covered in more detail on Emma and Pete Show for July 4th, 2011: http://t.co/5rw0qei

Black cartridge is HP 20, three colour cartridge is HP 49. Retail branded ones will be a bit more expensive than generics, but there's not much to choose between them. Using generics won't void your warranty.

Pete: having spoken to Emma about this, we settled on a figure of about 6-10 times a week.

Pete: ah, well spotted! Fixed now, sorry about that.

I've tried (and continue to use) generic versions of Omega 3/6/9, St Johns Wort, Cod Liver Oil and a one-a-day multi vitamin thingy.

Pete: basically, accept that you feel bad and don't beat yourself up any further. Do something that either makes you happy, or do something that keeps you busy. Have a sleep. Have a good cry. Have some toast - whatever you need to do to get by.

There's nothing bad about accepting you're miserable. Some people like to get other people involved and share the misery, others just shut themselves away and cut themselves off from the outside world. I'm in the latter camp, I just shut down and wait for things to get a bit better and remind myself that things aren't as bad as they seem.

Great question, btw - thanks :)

A light breeze outside. It's windier inside, if you get my drift.

Pete: a few pints of blood.
Emma: no idea.

Pete: Doug Stanhope.
Emma: Pete.

Pete: current one - less of a 'job', more of a long-term life experience with ups and downs.
Emma: this one, why?