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Hitting Dubai and Doha isn't going to end well

Presumably our wet fag,.I mean rag, of a leader is sitting under the stairs.

I see he has in fact committed us to help around the edges...

Although anyone who can blame George Galloways' influence for losing a bi election is hardly a voice to be reckoned with

Operation Epic Fury 
I wonder who thought of that one 

Old ginger pubes.

Is it the best fury ever? Absolutely amazingly epic as well

Operation Epic Fury 
I wonder who thought of that one 

That's pretty much the conversation thAt was had when Omegas started reaching 10 years old...

Best thing you can do is choose a car you like, and buy the nicest one you can find.

Filling up with fuel is so overrated. And tedious. And boring.

That's probably why I run out a lot.


Will I fill my car up today? Depends on my levels of CBA on the way back from the place the Nazis did a piss poor job of destroying, aka Coventry.

Im making a concerted effort not to get mad about it any more, because its just so common I would be permanently in a state of anger on the roads.

Me too. Only I fail. A lot.

It's got to the point I don't actually drive that much if I can help it.  I get Mrs TB to take me to work on those pointless days I go into the office to collaborate by myself, and for many work trips, I have a chauffeur, and sit in the passenger seat with wine gums....

As for new cars versus older models, we recently visited several dealerships (mainly BMW and Audi) with a view to replacing one of ours. I can honestly say that nothing took my fancy, and I never thought I’d ever say that. Ridiculous dashboards that extended to the passenger side and looking tacky did nothing for us, and most exteriors have gone weird, so I’m sticking with what I’ve got.

I was recently having a similar discussion with a petrolhead colleague, and neither of us could name any new (or near new, for that matter) sensible car either of us would want at any price, let alone what you have to pay for a new car.

It left us quite depressed, as when our current cars need replacing, there isn't much to replace them with.

It has started.

Fill your cars up!

Yep, just done that given the latest news.  I will always remember the 1973 fuel crisis, and those smaller ones afterwards, and in those days I was doing big business miles.  The number of queues I joined in my Mk1 Escort!!   Today there were no queues and the filling station was very quiet, so I suppose the panic will take affect later, and I am the start of it!:  

The new Rad might come with plastic bungs in those holes. I think mine did.