😮 BELLA EMBERG……… 😮 😮 😮

I believe its not the passing through this life that counts, its the mark you leave.
THIS MAN HAS LEFT HIS MARK.

Connery, Moore, Brosnan…I don’t think any of the above will be able to hold a candle to those three. Lazenby is excluded since he only had one film and didn’t really get to develop into the role.

Personally I think Liam Neeson would be a great pick for the role, but I doubt he’d want to tie himself down like hat. Sam Neill would be another great one I think.

Did we forget DALTON,didn’t David Niven play bond in casino royal.
As for Liam neeson a bit old i think.
Some new young blood, may be a unknown to fetch a darker side to the character.

touching…..

First light by GEOFFREY WELLUM,i love autobiography’s and war history so to mix the two fantastic.A recommended read for all battle of Briton fans.

finished a week of afternoon shifts making sweets to rot kids teeth,considering hypnotism to make every day feel like Friday .

I heared this on radio one ,GARY DAVIS,years ago.
a man was at his new girlfriends house,her mother had a budgie,while the girlfriend excused her self to help her mother make a pot of tea he opened the cage to pet the bird where it promptly flew out he chased the bird around the living room for minutes to no avail ,so he decided to hit it with a cushion in doing so the stunned bird spun out of control strait into the open fire,the now panicking boyfriend tried to get the bird out of the coals using the fire tongs,just as mother and new girlfriend appeared at the living room door.

now thats a ill get my coat moment.

SAD SAD NEWS

My time on the forum hasn’t been long but the name STEVE YOUNG stood out as a wit and thoroughly nice guy through his posts.Missed by all,condolences to his family.
I HOPE THE BIG GUY HAS THAT CATERHAM SEVEN AND THE DE HAVILLAND WARMED UP AND READY TO GO FOR YOU MATE.

R.I.P STEVE…..

lavi