Mostly overcast today - not just my mood.
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Barrier repairs on A55 today. As usual no-one can merge properly. If everyone unzipped then zipped back up it would be fine.Comment
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I blame the idiots who get in the left lane too quickly. Even the highway code advises merging late.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostBarrier repairs on A55 today. As usual no-one can merge properly. If everyone unzipped then zipped back up it would be fine.Comment
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It will be far better when everyone has to re-take their test every 10 years....Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI blame the idiots who get in the left lane too quickly. Even the highway code advises merging late.Comment
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Huge queue at right hand pump. So I went left. Why don't people look around?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostFor some diesel for diesel.Comment
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Morning all
murky dog walk this morning, not helped by my slightly muzzy head following last night. After the usual Tuesday big dog walk and couple of pints, The Wife (tm) told me I was doing a blind tasting of red wines for her assistant's wedding. Since the assistant doesn't drink red, he was getting us to try them (a few others at their work had tasted earlier in the day). So we had 4 bottles of red wine to try. Three of them are now empty. One is being returned today with a note to say it was terrible.
…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Mrs bp Overheard baby bp this morning saying a prayer and asking God to give him a hipster beard before he turns 10!Comment
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