Have LOTS of fun 😎

Mmmmmmmmmmm….more please 🙂

I’ve just got in from work,but better late than never.Hope you had a GREAT day 😀
Barry

I would say something but even saying it on this thread wouldn’t stop me from getting a slap…………….. :dev2: :diablo: 😀 😀 😀

Just say it and if you do get a slap,join me on the naughty step 😎

CARP.A fish.
Re-arrange the middle two letters for my take on this 😉

Memories…….big-bottomed-girls 🙂 One was a great cook.Another could fix/start ANY car motor.And Sousie made me laugh 😉

Watched it live on Motors TV.Comentary by two very enthusiastic guys,shame about the loss of picture for a short while.
Watched it again on the Beeb later in the day.Much more enjoyable.Starting with the good old Fleetwood Mac F1 Theme tune,The Chain.Then Mr Murray Walker.He walked away from comentating years ago and,over the years,has had many offers,by various companies,to return.”Same old,same old” was his reason.
Untill now.These new races are something he championed for years ago,so when the oportunity arose,he jumped at the chance.
Although the picture coverage was the same on both TV stations,the race itself was much more enjoyable listening to “The Voice” of motor racing.82 years young and still as enthusiastic as he and we were,when we first “got the bug”.

I visited my local war memorial this morning while out with the dog,just before the service.I thought to my self that they were to commemorate lives lost in the service of our country,but i see no names for the suez canal,korea,or the gulf wars.The town even lost a son to the troubles in Ireland .Are they only for the two world wars, if not why are lost sons of other more recent conflicts not recognised.

This surprised me also,untill I was told that most memorials were erected through ordinary people putting their hands in their pockets and giving a donation.Millions of ordinary folk lost loved ones in WW1 and,thankfully,less in WW2.Therefor more memorials for WW1/2.The deaths in the Suez,Korea and Gulf wars affected far fewer,as conscription had long since finished.They were “career” soldiers and considered as “just doing their job” :confused: