Elle Woods. I'll be sad if Elle Woods isn't in there.

I'm sure he'd object to Elizabeth Jennings, but doubt he's ever watched that particular show.

+1. Absolute deathtrap.

Saw it when it came out and haven't watched it since either. Oddly enough I was talking about this the other day because I saw it listed on a movie channel, and I was saying I'm not sure what the motivation would be to view it on that, unless you'd not seen it. Maybe I should rewatch once.

I completely hear you on that last sentence. The odd thing is my son really knows road safety, as in how to press the button/check/wait etc. But without medication and lots of work, it goes out of the window because there is absolutely zero focus. He's in his own blissfull, 100mph world.

I'm not convinced she does know tbh given how every time I hear her professing to knowing something, she seems to stick her foot right in her mouth and knows the square root of zero. But I absolutely agree, irrespective, she just does not care. It feels completely spiteful.

It's a life of him being in so much internal pain that he will scream. Thank god he gets medication and support that takes that pain away. The sooner I no longer have to hear from Badenoch or any other politician who has zero idea of what this life is like, I will feel immediately better.

He will always need substantial support. I wish every day that he didn't. But he does. ADHD isn't merely just a bit of hyperactivity. In his case, he will joyfully ride a scooter in front of a petrol tanker or up the A23, or dance in traffic. It's not low level anything. It's fucking terrifying.

The NHS has the data on this - we know it's been chronically under diagnosed for decades. Clinician's don't dispute that. In fact, they are the ones saying it. It's a dreadful waste of money to commission a report on this when the services themselves are so strapped for cash.

We've not got a car because we could use ZipCar - very keen to hear of alternatives.

Some of us will just move back to hire cars, where the cars will be on the road longer because of dropping them at more restrictive location. We're considering a car now but will try and hold out because we would hardly use it. Cycling isn't an option for our circumstances. Gutted ZipCar has gone.

amzn.eu/d/aRtEekB

Obvious Christmas present.

We don't own a car and live in north Lambeth - ZipCar was incredibly useful the few times a year we needed a car. Frustrating to figure out what we'll do now.