Chelsea Motion Ball

Advantages: A big club that's getting bigger.
Disadvantages: All football stuff costs too much.

...FC stands for Football Club and not Foreigners Club as some people might think. I am sure I wasn?t the only one who thought Chelsea was on the way up, up and up and who was surprised when the Big Change struck the club. Has it all been worth it? Well, at the time of writing this review they have just put an end to a run of back form (there is no such thing as bad luck when it comes to a dived stretch of ninety minutes of football) by beating Manchester City. Yeah, City, not United (Sorry City fans!). It was, I think, the first match played with the new boys being, somewhat, settled in and in the first signs of the new, slightly more defensive formation. It works. Chelsea has the big guns up front and Chelsea has the cash to ensure that they always have big guns up in front, so, what they need to concentrate working on is... Read review

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Advantages: yummy
Disadvantages: fattening

...Yes the Chelsea bun does originate from Chelsea although you can buy them nation wide .It is thought that the Chelsea bun was first made in the Chelsea bun house on or near Grovesnor Row or Jew's Row. This bun shop was making Chelsea buns from the mid 17th early the shop closed in 1839 when it closed. This shop was visited by many including royalty, king Georges 11 and 111 on route to the nearby Ranelagh Pleasure Gardens. Availability Now I must admit to liking a Chelsea bun. I either buy mine from Tesco's or the local bakers and I have even made my own. Chelsea buns seem to be available at all bakers and supermarkets. The price for a pack of 4 Chelsea bun s at tesco is £1.09p 27 each each at Sainsbury's £1.05p for a 4 pack thats 26p each, from my local bakers it costs 75p each there. The baker's bun is bigger fatter... Read review

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Advantages: efective little cleaner
Disadvantages: Noisy

...I have a small home so when I needed a new vacuum cleaner I chose the Dyson DC24 which is a smaller version of the standard model. It cost £189.99. I was expecting almost a child sized vacuum cleaner but there is not really much difference at all. It was so simple to put together, there are peel off stickers on the unit to explain things as you go. It only took me 5 minutes to have it assembled. The ball makes vacuuming effortless, and the head of the vacuum is narrow so its easy to get under the sofa, low tables, etc. It has strong suction as you would expect from a Dyson but it is surprising how full the cylinder is when you have finished. It really gets everything up. This does mean however that you need to empty the dust cylinder quite frequently. The power cable is short and not retractable which can look a bit untidy if it is... Read review

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