Who told you this? :D:D:D:D

I think they were having you on, Ben………….

You’ve clearly identified and credited the source of the picture, so I’m happy for it to remain – so long as no-one complains.

Fair enough?

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I made a post last night and it dissapeard. I was in the near miss at Logan thread.

Well, don’t look at me…… :confused:

You’re not very likely to find a “modern” constitution in medieaval times, Ben. :diablo:

And wouldn’t 1713 be a bit late to be classed as “medieaval”? :confused:

I can’t believe that no-one’s mentioned Francis Dunnery of It Bites or Alex Lifeson of Rush – two men each with a quite unique and unmistakable style and technique.

Edited to add: OK, OK, Ren has already mentioned Alex Lifeson 😮 …. but still, what about Francis Dunnery?

‘Between the Wheels’-Rush (Alex Lifeson/Grace Under Pressure)

Uncanny……. quite uncanny. 😎

Andy Latimer’s solo on “Ice” by Camel: I once saw two genuinely hard men weep tears of sheer emotion at the live version.

The Steve Hackett solo on the original “Firth of Fifth” still makes the hairs on the back of my neck stand on end.

If we’re talking medieaval history, then one could argue that Magna Carta was a written English constitution, in that it set constraints on the power of the Executive and defined the rights of those ruled by the Executive. A democratic instrument it most certainly was not – but that’s a separate issue.

In the present day, however, the UK has no unitary written Constitution.

been there all day

Whereabouts were you, then?