Carl Sagan

I'd like to get into football management. It must be one of the most exciting vocations in the world, if you're a football person.
If Rotherham offered me a job now I would take it. I'd do everything I could to make it a success, I'd immerse myself in the club and the town and I'd enjoy every high and low. 
But If Derby came calling, no matter how much fun I was having at Rotherham, I'd go to Derby. I wouldn't be able to say no. Even if I didn't feel ready.
Rotherham's probably a bad example because it's an armpit but your get what I'm saying. Frank's only got one life like we have, he has to follow his little old heart.
Make your peace Spaceboy x
#teamfrank

The future of driving, the Tesla Model S.
Totally electric, so zero emissions. Accelerates way faster than a porsche. No engine so massive storage space as it's front and back. No rubbish like gear levers (just a control on the steering wheel). Giant touchscreen. 300+ miles on a full charge. Gets better after you buy it through over-the-air updates. Can actually drive itself, if only it were legal! Free electricity for ever, via their network of supercharger stations (there's one 10 minutes from me). So unbelievably safe, no one has ever died in an accident driving a Tesla. The Model S is the one on the left. Lovely little details, like you'll see the door handles become flush with the car when you're not using them, to lower air resistance.

 
PS Actually, I'm still saving up, but it will be mine soon - oh yes...

Mason playing very well. I always thought he had the ability to be better for us than he was. Playing while injured against Chelsea really stuffed him for a lot of last season.
It's a travesty that Chelsea are behind to Man Utd and they've rocked the inner frame of the goal twice. But one player who's not settled is Zouma who looks an accident and sending off waiting to happen and gave away a penalty. Maybe we'll see Fikayo on for him in the second half? 

Mason playing very well. I always thought he had the ability to be better for us than he was. Playing while injured against Chelsea really stuffed him for a lot of last season.
It's a travesty that Chelsea are behind to Man Utd and they've rocked the inner frame of the goal twice. But one player who's not settled is Zouma who looks an accident and sending off waiting to happen and gave away a penalty. Maybe we'll see Fikayo on for him in the second half? 

Mason playing very well. I always thought he had the ability to be better for us than he was. Playing while injured against Chelsea really stuffed him for a lot of last season.
It's a travesty that Chelsea are behind to Man Utd and they've rocked the inner frame of the goal twice. But one player who's not settled is Zouma who looks an accident and sending off waiting to happen and gave away a penalty. Maybe we'll see Fikayo on for him in the second half? 

Really enjoyed The Dead Don't Die which has a great cast and is very meta. A tongue-in-cheek zombie movie.
8/10
Trailer:
 

Groundhog Day. A classic. 9/10. 

Really enjoyed The Dead Don't Die which has a great cast and is very meta. A tongue-in-cheek zombie movie.
8/10
Trailer:
 

Just had a full English in the Britannia cafe in Thorntree Lane.
Proper greasy spoon, still going strong after all these years, clientele a good mix of pensioners, workers and even a Jeremy Kyle ish group ?

A few cakes...
 

Some more ‘foreign stuff’ followed by cake in a different place.

Charcoal grilled medium rare dry aged rump with sautéed Jerseys and asparagus in garlic butter, all washed down with a glass of Rioja Tinto.

Yay! Delighted there's an Aberdeen (and Jersey) contingent rendezvousing for the game. Good spot with easy Wembley access. Here's a song for all of you winding your way down on Baker Street:
 

Aberdeenshire Rams & Jersey Rams meeting up 10am onwards in The Globe opposite Baker Street Tube Station on route to Wembley.
https://www.greeneking-pubs.co.uk/pubs/greater-london/globe/?utm_source=g_places&utm_medium=locations&utm_campaign
43-47 Marylebone Road.

3 Aberdeenshire Rams fans so far booked on the 7am Aberdeen flight to London Heathrow, back home on the 8:20pm flight.
Max Lowe & Graeme Shinnie to start the bounce on the plane after we've sung this one. No Villans allowed.
Love, Life & Unity.

Yeah, it’s been a tough 24 hours for him, tried to paint his nails last night and dye his hair but kicked up a right fuss. RSPCA called round so I quickly stuffed this in his mouth, don’t think they noticed 

4 today, or 32 in human years!
 

Daisy battering Dolly......

.............until Dolly fights back.

 

I watched this last night.
Firstly I have to say I don't think much of Queen's music. In fact I find it utter poo.
In that context, I was surprised that what annoyed me about the film was not the music, nor was it the Freddy Mercury impersonator, who was rather impressive. It was the whole notion that Freddy Mercury broke up the band to pursue a solo career, which simply isn't true. Far from being estranged or not on speaking terms, when Live aid occurred, Queen had only recently finished touring 'The Works'. That Brian May and Roger Taylor were executive producers makes me conclude that this was a deliberate hatchet job that they could have put a stop to at any time.
A nasty little film.
Oh, and the songs were in the wrong order.

Up in the Arctic. Oh yes... 

Up in the Arctic. Oh yes... 

Knee or didn't happen.

This thread's full (full I tell you) of kneeless photos. Shocked and appalled by the ruling.

Disqualified!
... No knee!