TimRam

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

Mines nearly dry. Maybe stop the spin?

The table looks beautiful at the moment. 6 points clear of Bolton and 10 points clear of Peterborough/Barnsley

This games gotten even bigger now with Peterborough and Barnsley losing and Pompey pegged back. COYR

Derby 2-0 Blackpool
FRGS: Sibbers

Like the look of that midfield three today. If it wasn’t for our back 5 being complete imbeciles we’d be winning this 

Missed two great chances.

Think Chilwells went to the same shooting sessions as Martyn Waghorn 

Seen some great games...recommended.
 

Would rather watch a local non league game.
 

On buttery toast. That's it really. 

Lifesize Churchill tank?

I thought this the first time...years later went again and myself and others would make up a 'backstory' about the image in front of us. We were quite serious and it became enjoyable. Puts a different perspective on that, for example, blue stripe down the centre of a pure white background. My take on this was "After years of Earth being in an ice age, the first flowing river was spotted. One by one people came out of the shelters and could begin again".
To answer op question. His artwork is different and usually has a message behind it.

For Facts Sake by Bob Daisley. He was the bass player and later lyric/music arranger with various bands including Rainbow, Black Sabbath, Ozzy, Gary Moore and many others. He kept a diary of events so his recollections are accurate and shed a lot of insight into the music business in general. I read this on first release but decided to go through it again. The Ozzy part is specially interesting.

I thought this the first time...years later went again and myself and others would make up a 'backstory' about the image in front of us. We were quite serious and it became enjoyable. Puts a different perspective on that, for example, blue stripe down the centre of a pure white background. My take on this was "After years of Earth being in an ice age, the first flowing river was spotted. One by one people came out of the shelters and could begin again".
To answer op question. His artwork is different and usually has a message behind it.

unfortunately iv never completed anything. my dad has recently got back into painting airfix planes and tanks from ww1 and ww2. Very interesting stuff especially when he gets talking about ww2 stuff 

I no longer collect things but still have items from my youth. I used to collect stamps as a lad and still have the album. Some I did not even use a 'hinge' and put them inside a mini plastic 'wallet' before mounting in the album keeping them mint. Weetabix did a series of Dr Who characters. Some of the larger packets contained backgrounds of which you could setup your own adventures.  I still have my airfix collection of various models in a box. Most broken but happy memories so won't get rid. Also the usual football stickers. One from my youth was missing 5 stickers....completed thanks to ebay after over 40 years!

Going through a big Ozzy phase at the minute, weird bloke absolutely ruined by drugs/alcohol but made some absolute classics in his time