BillyShears

There's a Wimpey just down the road from me, they still do them, and they are still delicious. Wimpey do great fries too.

Interesting discussion. What are people's views on immunisations? I mean like MMR etc. Just thinking about anti-vaxxers

Absolutely

Tense

Oh my god has he done it?

No

Nooo

Wilder's left eye swelling and he's blowing according to 5 live

Here we go

Yes, absolutely. I sort of group it together with The Staircase. Well put together and leaves you wondering who's really telling the truth.

I had a 1983 County Station Wagon. That thing was indestructible. Never let me down, was a beast off road. I did a lot of mild tinkering on it but rather out of choice than necessity, I am no mechanic but I could understand what was going on and keep it on the road. Parts are cheap and they are like meccano to work on. I had a 3.5L V8 and had it converted to LPG, so it was very economical to run. They have a unique driving style, I found mine easiest to drive in wellies, no kidding! If you buy one you will fall in love with it, wish I still had mine. I got a Discovery a few years ago. POS thing. Came home on a flat bed more than once, build quality was crap. Never again. I would buy a REAL Landy again though.

Then it all goes tits up and they move in, with their kids, and without their spouse. Guess who become parents all over again to babies, toddlers, school starters, when all we want is peace, love, and reading? Tough times.

It was a Turkey Vulture. They lived on the river where I lived, used to circle the skies all day.

Reminds me of getting home from work in Texas at 3am to find an injured Vulture on my doorstep. Dim lighting, dead of night, tired, out in the wilds, me and a vulture in a confined space. Said Vulture was effin massive too. He scrambled into the undergrowth and was there the next night too. Yes, I crapped myself.

Not necessarily true Mike, people like Bowie, Bob Marley and the Wailers, Lou Reed, and many many more were well liked by Punks (huge generalisation I know).

Lindsay Kemp ?

I just finished binge-watching '7 Up'. A series about a group of children from all walks of life in England, starting in 1964 at age 7, and revisiting all of them every 7 years. The last one was 56 Up, filmed in 2012. A bit slow and repetitious in parts due to recapping, but also very interesting. Looking forward to 2019 when they will all be 63, if they make it.

2d. Old money. Real money.

Gym 5 times a day, strict vegan diet, MMA amateur, long distance running champion, model for New York fashion house.

Asked where I might find the 30" waist troosers recently, only to be told that 30" waist is now 'outsize' at M&S.

Any mileage in hanging on to the cliff edge and dangling for a bit? Smoke rises, you are maybe shielded from the heat a bit. You may not have to dangle, there could be a wee crevice to lodge in.

Bristol is pretty good for gentle eating too.

People who gradually raise the volume of their voice as they anticipate answers to their stupid questions. Do you want an answer?, or even a conversation?, or shall I just shout back in your ignorant mouth-breather face?

Thought as much, it's the Golden Rectangle ratio formula. Fascinating.

That is all truly fascinating. I know a little self taught theory and have put it into practice with really good results, all based on jazz cycle of fifths, and the relationship between roots, thirds and fifths (bass player). It also helps understand that weird feeling when playing a fretless bass and getting the notes sweeter by rolling the fretting finger up or down a little. Maths, music, nature, vibrations. What is the golden mean????