Faster than a speeding bullet
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No .. it's ... well ... actually it is a plane. In fact quite a few of them. Flying rather fast, rather close. Ladies and gentlemen, please put your hands together for the Red Arrows.
After Friday night's visit to the pub, Saturday morning's dreary start was even less welcome than usual. However, after meeting with the three other blokes we made out way along the coast to Helesburgh for the 2005 Faslane Fair. The main reason for the trip was the aforementioned Red Arrows, and as usual Thomas has some stunning photos (I may try and put up a couple of my own later).
The other highlight of the day was a most tasty fish supper. You really can't beat a chippie from a fishing town where the fish are fresh and tasty as ... er ... something most tasty. Just go try it, ok?
And, with that we're at the end of yet another weekend. Back to the grind for most people tomorrow, but not for me. Bwhahahaa. Working from home does have its advantages, although many disadvantages too. More on that later also no doubt. Moo.
Comments
You have fallen behind on the ol' cycling, are you planning a mad dash to London to try and snatch the 1000mile golden crown from my very grasp?
You remember agreeing that whoever got to the 1000mile barrier first would have their bar tab wiped out?
Posted by: Colin at June 6, 2005 10:08 AM
Never mind all that!
1) What if....
By some horrific and grotesque accident your neck is twisted 180degrees yet you survive.(perhaps at the merciless hands of an angry yeti?)
If your right hand still your right hand?
hmm??
2) If you could gentically modify a mushroom to photosynthesise, wouldn't that be something?
3) There is no three, there never has been a three, it's only a figment of your imagination. THREE!
Posted by: Colin at June 6, 2005 10:40 AM