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Originally Posted by Jelster

I'm sure I've seen 1 or 2 of them in Soho, but with a bit more make up on than that

And what's that bloke bottom right up to ?? He should see a doctor if that itch persists

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The bloke top left is a retired stripper ( broke his neck in 3 places in that game ) so you may have seen him round Soho The 4th left and 2nd right back row have been staying near Griffin park when our coach (Mitch Stringer) was playing for London Broncos so they've more than likely been in Soho for the "culture"

The guy with the itch is our Kiwi centre, He's always "readjusting" his tackle

This is my work one:

Happy camping scene with my mate Rob's '67 Ossa

Originally Posted by Daimo

Work - Give me enough room for all my icons then

heheheh A couple of midgets admiring that car!

changed again...

Originally Posted by Richie1743

this is on my Laptop.

Yep nothing better than to sit and watch the earth come up :P

Originally Posted by BigApe

I ran and connected all the cabling in the new musuem that they built. I have "test driven" some of the cars that they have there. Including Nigel Mansell, Damon Hill and Aryton Senna's championship winning cars.

Until you have sat in a F1 car, you can not appreciate how little space there is in them. There's not enough room to lift a cheek to f*rt. And if you get an itch that needs scratching... forget it.

I am sorry, I know this is OT. But. You drove one of Senna's Williams cars? I mean, that's reasonabley impressive in fairness. I would imagine they dont just allow everyone jump in and take it out for a spin.

I have heard that they are extremely difficult to drive, ie they stall easily, and basically every gear up till fourth the back end will completly spin out if you are a little heavy footed.

I am a bit staggered by this. Definately one for the Grandkids there. Nice one. (You did give the steering column a good shake before you went out, right? )

Oh yeah, and yes, F1 cars are micro. I saw one up close in Budapest. Tiny altogether.

[Richie]

Originally Posted by Stormspiel

Work PC:

Home PC:

This one is now my Desk top.... Fricking Cool As, the muts nut and the dogs doodars...

Originally Posted by Richie1743

This one is now my Desk top.... Fricking Cool As, the muts nut and the dogs doodars...

oooooo ah yoink

Originally Posted by philipMac

I am sorry, I know this is OT. But. You drove one of Senna's Williams cars? I mean, that's reasonabley impressive in fairness. I would imagine they dont just allow everyone jump in and take it out for a spin.

I have heard that they are extremely difficult to drive, ie they stall easily, and basically every gear up till fourth the back end will completly spin out if you are a little heavy footed.

I am a bit staggered by this. Definately one for the Grandkids there. Nice one. (You did give the steering column a good shake before you went out, right? )

Oh yeah, and yes, F1 cars are micro. I saw one up close in Budapest. Tiny altogether.

No no no. I didn't drive the car. I "drove it". Big difference there.

What I mean is I was working one weekend in the old museum where they had all the championship winning cars all in a line. So I sat in each one of them and "drove it".

I have also had in my very own hands the world championship trophy that Nigel Mansell won in 1992. (OK it could have been a replica.).