Parsnip

Range Rover P38. 
I don't want to talk about it.

Land Rover Freelander.  How that car got into production with all the known design faults I’ll never know.
That early model put me off Land Rovers ever since, I even sneer at Range Rovers, all tarred with the same brush for me unfortunately.

Nice of them to put the predicted score right in the middle of the image.

There's Eileen off Coronation Street this year I think.
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There's Eileen off Coronation Street this year I think.
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There's Eileen off Coronation Street this year I think.
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One for the Musk fanbois. 

Quite a hunk, I'd say.
I would!

I am concerned. No, I am very concerned.
For the rest of the division.
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Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

Good. Was really struggling with his name. Called him Ro-Zen-Waah for ages until I realised it was supposed to be Ro-Seen-Yah.
I've got enough on with Pot-Puree and Quinoa. 

As a person of age who most likely wouldn't be conscripted if our land was invaded, I'd volunteer as I can walk, Talk and hopefully squeeze a trigger.
I'd use any tool or firearm to defend my family and Country, Politicians start wars, It's the man on the street who fights in them, I can not see the UK invading a foreign land, So I'd not be fighting for the Politicians.
We had National Service in the 60s, Our armed forces are shrinking and we'll seek help from those who have a bigger military capability(USA), Our 1st port of call would and should be conscription, The enemy is here to force their politics and way of life on the defenders.
Kill or be killed seems to be the question, I've never physically seen a gun so I do not know that could I kill someone, But if the choice was them of us, I'm pretty sure I'd fire it at them.
Words are easily posted on a subject that I doubt very much will happen to us, But understand both sides. 
 

Great news this!

I've read this whole thread, and all I want to do now is to bash my brains out against the nearest lamp-post.

I don’t understand the outrage here.
Clowes gave Rosenior an interim position, so he was auditioning for the permanent role, not guaranteed the role. Clowes is well within his rights to go in a different direction, especially when Rosenior hasn’t been overwhelmingly impressive.
This says loud, clear and unequivocally that standards and expectations are high and promotion and bouncing back straight away is the target.
This would line up with the calibre of player we brought to the club and this would also line up with the conversations being had internally.
With that in mind, can Clowes be blamed? We’ve dropped 13 points in nine games. We’ve lost a third of our league games. We have thrown away a win v Plymouth, contrived to lose v Lincoln and Charlton, and not made anything count v Fleetwood and Shrewsbury. We’re seven points from the top two places and five points from 3rd. It doesn’t set the right tone and suggests a rethink is needed.
As such, it’s no surprise Clowes wants someone who knows the league, someone who understands the mechanics of the league and how to win games consistently, and someone who has consistent experience of doing well in this league.
Warne could be a very shrewd appointment in that sense and especially if it’s on a one or two year deal. Three promotions from League 1? It’s difficult to argue with his track record, especially as Rotherham are not necessarily a big fish in this league, just benefactors of yo-yoing between the Championship and League 1.
Of course people will turn their nose up at his perceived style. But here he will have better resources and a better calibre of player than he has ever had at Rotherham. So in theory it could be a good blend, knowing when to play our football and knowing when and being coached how to take a different approach. 
We certainly have players that could thrive under a different style. It’s not as if we are the Arsenal of League 1. It’s not a squad of purely technical footballers, is it?
It’s worth a shot. Enjoy the ride.

Great news this!

Joyce Dawson, 54, from Middlesbrough, was watching the news on Tuesday night when she decided to make her first ever visit to London to see the Queen lying in state.
“I texted my daughter and said: ‘We have to go to London tonight,’” she said. “It was a spur of the moment thing.”
She and her daughter Shelby, 26, took the midnight coach from Middlesbrough to join the queue at 8am on Wednesday.
She was one of tens of thousands who flocked to the capital on Wednesday for the first chance to glimpse the Queen lying in state at Westminster Hall.
“It’s just nice to be a part of this,” Joyce said, while she waited. “It’s exciting. I’m like a little kid.”