Workwise I need to look at EEC Directive 92/23 as amended by Directive 2001/43 – Motor Vehicle Tyres as applied to Directive 70/156. But I can’t be A*sed.JC

It states that all wheels have to be a regulation size and square for standard ease of packing through out Europe.

Jersey Corporate Law, but that’s work for you.

This has already been debated on the Hystrical forum

No he started to bite my toe nails, yuk

Or in Braveheart, when he was being hung, drawn and quarterd by orders of Edward I.

Ah yes a great film, shame that Edward Longshanks didn’t die until 1307, 2 years after Wallace was captured and killed (1305). His son the Prince of Wales (Edward 11) didn’t marry the sister of the King of France, Princess Isabella until 1308 three years after William Wallace died. It was Isabella who with her lover Roger Mortimer who finally over threw Edward 11 and had him killed at Berkeley Castle in 1327 and his/their son Edward 111 took the throne, he tore up the treaty of Northampton which had recognised Scottish idependance and by 1333 he had regained control of Scotland and avenged Bannockburn.

It’s a shame that Hollywood chooses to alter history beyond all recognition.

Here endeth the history lesson for tonight.

The end of “Saving Private Ryan” certainly got to me, but at the moment pretty much anything does.

That’s another one for me as well, having been to the cemetary many times and seen those head stones, it may not be the actual film that makes me emotional, it’s probably the thought of all of those men and the lives they lost.

In my books anywhere north of Cherbourg 😀