Beer, Devon has to be the best place name I know.

We met at uni, several friends also got together then, we got married 4 years ago and the only reason we could really and honestly give was (and still is) it feels right. The wedding didn’t cost an arm and a leg, it wasn’t cheap either, but it was a fantastic day.

Incidentally all our friends also got married so that summer we had 7 wedding to go to.

We all have mortgages, work hard and have kids. Times have been tough, even in the 8 years before we got married but we’ve managed to get through them and intend to carry on doing so.

Whilst there is this worry about marriage and all that you only really hear about the ones that go wrong, not all the ones that have happily and successfully lasted 1,5,10,20,50 years.

Plus I don’t think my wife wants a new model as she would have to train him all over again.

Deadline Harrier illustration

Which does not eliminate the likelihood of it being used elsewhere as well, as we have read in earlier posts.

I know but it still makes me smile thinking about it.

I certainly remember as a kid talking to some old boy (Wilf) who had known my grandfather and been friends since they were at school some 100 years ago now, at this point a car pulls up and asks for direction. Wilf rattles of something or other which left this person totally bemused but made sense to me.

As the car pulls off and turns the wrong way, Wilf turned to me and said bloody grockles.

I think apart from the war he never left Somerset at all so I’m happy to agree with it being a West Country thing.

I suppose a zap on a Sea King tail is out of the question and to be fair Will does do a job these days that is of value

I understand that pole dancing and lap dancing are very artistic and demand great skill.

When ever I go lap dancing I get told not to wear big boots and get off my partner’s lap, the bruises last for ages.

So it’s not true that the bomber they found on the moon is appearing at Legends this year?