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I hope you will have a couple of well placed corks, Martian!!

Well said JD8. I don't know how it has been possible fior car manufacturers to consider that style is more important than safety when designing indicator placement. That nasty little orange bulb behind a clear cover, amongst a load of other stuff, is certainly an issue as it often can't be seen on sunny days. Not at all helpful when I am trying to safely negociate my local, very busy, roundabout. Mind you sorting out misuse, or rather non use, is an immediate priority by the sounds of it!!

Traffic jam, guys!! Not on your life. When paid by the hour to drive a truck I used to call it overtime!!

Traffic jam, guys!! Not on your life. When paid by the hour to drive a truck I used to call it overtime!!

Signing in.

Contain yourself man!!

No need to go to Nigeria Ken. I have £15m here in Northants and you are welcome to come down and help me spend it. To receive my address just send a cheque for £50, to cover admin costs, of course, and I will be happy to post it to you. I'll meet you my local Mercedes showroom so we can get started straight away. Regards, Honest Andy.

Methinks we have been well and truely twigged - a long time ago!!

Surely Ken, you mean "Pauls Air Force Dept" ??

Fantastic looking effort there, Steve Cooke. And now you're going to throw it off a cliff....... !!

A definate yes to Jo Nesbo. His first "The Bat" is not his best but still not a bad place to start. I have now read some 5/6 of his. They are dead easy to spot in charity shops as Nesco is big and bold on the spines. I do try and read most authors in chronlogical order. I find this to be a good thing in general. I was given a copy of Jeffery Deavers "The Bodies Left Behind" and was very impressed, even more so when I found someone selling 29 Deavers at an irrisistable price and suddenly I now have a very big pile of reading to get through. This includes most of the excellent and very readable "Falco" series by Lindsey Davies - you may remember hearing the much esteemed Radio 4 series. All set in the reign of Emperor Vespasian. Still reading the excellent, recommended here, "Sub Rosa" series also set in Roman times, this time by Steven Saylor . Also recommended here the Pratchett "Discworld" series are great reads. I have just finished the last in Patrick O'brien seafaring tales which could be decribed as Hornblower for the thinking man!! Recommended.

Sorry Guys. The Author is Jonas Jonasson. Ebay has loads of pre owned sub £3 copies, and new for £9+

A bundle of laughs. Follow the adventures of "The 100 year old man who climbed out of the window and disappeared" Allan Karlsson.

Thats £2bn per week, John.

Signing in - with interest.

Impressively understated there Jon, methinks.

Hope you kept the negs Peter.

Brings it all back.

Brings it all back.

An amazing design and build. Signing in with interest.

R101??

Bit like you then Peter??

You just do not do easy do you Simon?

You just do not do easy do you Simon?

Great performance by the lads - better than the annoying BBC commentator who insisted on saying "two Spain goals". Apparently he, and the beeb, have forgotten that Spain have two goals, or, the Spanish have two goals might be more correct!! Rant over!! .