| Just driven back from Penzance 14:55 - Aug 3 with 1365 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
Horrible drive, but could console myself with the thought of logging in and getting some good news.
I think I might just log out til Saturday, see who plays Friday and then read about who’s signed and who hasn’t on the weekend. |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 17:13 - Aug 3 with 1028 views | TheBlueGnu |
I too have driven back from Cornwall today.
A horrid journey, chiefly because the M5 was blocked by a roaming Morris dancing troupe on hover stilts reenacting the Siege of Framlingham. I finally reached the M4, only to be trapped behind a rogue ice cream van operated by retired otters from Stroud, selling “pistachio with a hint of existential dread.” Tried the M5–M6–A14 combo, but was waylaid near Coventry by the Annual Flat Cap Regatta (Northbound), judged by Fiona Bruce and a steam-powered badger.
At least I can now log in and check whether Sir Ian McKellen is fit enough to fill in at left-back at Birmingham on Friday. |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 20:22 - Aug 3 with 825 views | BlueForYou |
Had a very pleasant 7 hour drive from St Ives to West Suffolk. 7 hours drive time. Via M5/M4/M25/M11. Slight hold up around Weston Super Mare. Pretty good. Went down via Birmingham as was recommended by a friend but no thanks. That took 9 hours! |  | | |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 21:50 - Aug 3 with 612 views | Wallingford_Boy |
Not a bad drive to chelts, a lot worse for most of us!
Oh and Cajuste is done, despite Phil trying his best to deny it! |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 22:00 - Aug 3 with 572 views | NthQldITFC |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 17:13 - Aug 3 by TheBlueGnu |
I too have driven back from Cornwall today.
A horrid journey, chiefly because the M5 was blocked by a roaming Morris dancing troupe on hover stilts reenacting the Siege of Framlingham. I finally reached the M4, only to be trapped behind a rogue ice cream van operated by retired otters from Stroud, selling “pistachio with a hint of existential dread.” Tried the M5–M6–A14 combo, but was waylaid near Coventry by the Annual Flat Cap Regatta (Northbound), judged by Fiona Bruce and a steam-powered badger.
At least I can now log in and check whether Sir Ian McKellen is fit enough to fill in at left-back at Birmingham on Friday. |
That's bollux - it was definitely Hugh Skully, but I suppose it's an easy mistake to make. |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 22:41 - Aug 3 with 463 views | TheBlueGnu |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 22:00 - Aug 3 by NthQldITFC |
That's bollux - it was definitely Hugh Skully, but I suppose it's an easy mistake to make. |
That's fair, I hold my hands up - I did indeed make an error, it WAS Hugh Skully - but accompanied by a cardboard cut-out of Geoffrey Whitehead. | |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 23:18 - Aug 3 with 371 views | WeWereZombies |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 22:00 - Aug 3 by NthQldITFC |
That's bollux - it was definitely Hugh Skully, but I suppose it's an easy mistake to make. |
If you mean Hugh Scully then it has to be said he was doing very well for someone who left us almost a decade ago:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hugh_Scully |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 04:07 - Aug 4 with 264 views | Benters |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 17:13 - Aug 3 by TheBlueGnu |
I too have driven back from Cornwall today.
A horrid journey, chiefly because the M5 was blocked by a roaming Morris dancing troupe on hover stilts reenacting the Siege of Framlingham. I finally reached the M4, only to be trapped behind a rogue ice cream van operated by retired otters from Stroud, selling “pistachio with a hint of existential dread.” Tried the M5–M6–A14 combo, but was waylaid near Coventry by the Annual Flat Cap Regatta (Northbound), judged by Fiona Bruce and a steam-powered badger.
At least I can now log in and check whether Sir Ian McKellen is fit enough to fill in at left-back at Birmingham on Friday. |
True story back in the day I’d stayed in Perranporth (Seiners Arms) and it had rained everyday for two weeks.
Which was ok staying in a pub,but it got a bit boring in the end.We decided to leave early as we’d had enough,the drive home was awful as far as I can remember it rained most of the way.
We got to Indian Queens and the sad news came through on the radio that Lady Di had died.
What a terrible end to a poxy two weeks in Cornwall. |  |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 05:42 - Aug 4 with 202 views | Mercian |
| Just driven back from Penzance on 17:13 - Aug 3 by TheBlueGnu |
I too have driven back from Cornwall today.
A horrid journey, chiefly because the M5 was blocked by a roaming Morris dancing troupe on hover stilts reenacting the Siege of Framlingham. I finally reached the M4, only to be trapped behind a rogue ice cream van operated by retired otters from Stroud, selling “pistachio with a hint of existential dread.” Tried the M5–M6–A14 combo, but was waylaid near Coventry by the Annual Flat Cap Regatta (Northbound), judged by Fiona Bruce and a steam-powered badger.
At least I can now log in and check whether Sir Ian McKellen is fit enough to fill in at left-back at Birmingham on Friday. |
I've heard Sir Ian is a wizard on the ball. |  | | |
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| Just driven back from Penzance on 07:10 - Aug 4 with 112 views | NthQldITFC |
You're correct, of course.
Retrospectively I kind of stand by my spelling given, as you say, his likely current state. | |
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