MrSpud42

Hmm - being a football fan most would think I learnt most of my bad language / swear words there. Not in my case... I was taken to the football by my mum to escape my father's invariable use of all the above words in a variety of combinations when various agricultural machines broke or his method of repair, normally a hammer failed to repair it. The joys of growing up on a remote farm in Norfolk.

A bit niche this - retired SR71 pilot and author Brian Shul has died, announced on social media.

Possibly the wrong thread - Simon Arron, motorsports writer/photographer has died.

October 27th.

There's a short article about Fort William in the new When Saturday Comes. Worth a look if you can find it in your local newsagents.

The Demon Haunted World - Carl Sagan.

a YouTube video on the trials of Fort William football club. The content put out on this channel is pretty good.

20 years this year. Damn.

https://deadline.com/2022/01/meat-loaf-dead-bat-out-of-hell-rocky-horror-picture-show-1234917056/ popped up on another forum I'm on.

Just seen this announced - meatloaf has died https://deadline.com/2022/01/meat-loaf-dead-bat-out-of-hell-rocky-horror-picture-show-1234917056/

Yep, that's the North Norfolk coast road. Though to be fair there's a couple of places that's suitable - Stiffkey and Cley. I was in a school trip in a borrowed minibus and we scraped up the side due to an idiot going too fast. Tractors I don't mind. People tend to quickly realise they will lose any argument when they meet something large and agricultural in their path.

As I've recently subscribed to a streaming service, various shows involving James May. And Morgan Spurlocks inside man.

Sorry. Tired. Been drinking a wee bit. Put in the wrong thread.

I'm in my early/mid 40's brought up listening to 50's rock n' roll and motown. When Jerry Lee Lewis goes it will definitely be the end of an era. He's outlived most from that period.

It's always the hellraisers. And especially when it's Jerry Lee. The old grim reaper is probably warming up his scythe though.