Gonzo

I think someone's got it in for me. I found a Tesco's burger laying on my pillow...

I'm going to have Tesco's meatballs tonight. I've heard they're the dog's bollocks.

That's disappointing...

Planning to be there - though may be bringing this:

Will the hike in the cost of a lottery ticket also mean a higher rake-off for Camelot? (Not that I'm cynical, or anything...)

'just been catching up on this thread. Blimey - what a story!

Christian Horner would say that though, wouldn't he? Very nicely summed up by Stirling_V and Iconic in my opinion.

TOP PRIZES!!! Cheers Gary - 'hoping to be there. Andy

When is the next meet chaps? - is it on Tuesday 5th Feb?..

The Brooklands event sounds good. - that's New Year's Day sorted!

His TV shows were great. As a kid I thought he had one of the best jobs in the world: make a big fancy model - and then blow it to bits! RIP

I had a Larini Club exhaust fitted to my previous Lotus (Elise S2), which was loud - though I found it got oppressive on a long run. My current car (Elise 111R) has a 2Bular system which is generally quieter than the Larini - though still does the business if you put your foot down.

You can't beat the sound of well looked after original vinyl.. 'Santa Claus is Coming to Town'

- great post and photos Kimbers.

I read the book and heard this too. Awesome trailer though - so perhaps best approached as "inspired by the book"...

Respect ( - and what a great picture!)

Thanks for posting the great photos - it really was a perfect morning! Here's a few more from today:

cheeky bugger! - see you there.

Time for a bit of good old Christmas tat - ideal for those tired and emotional post Christmas party moments. Attack of the Sprouts! http://www.eyegas.com/attackofthesprouts/

Planning to be there. The lad is keen too. He's always up for the Newlands run ( - and the breakfast!)

- 'sounds great! Mr and Mrs would be well up for this if the dates are ok.

A true British eccentric. The BBC says: "When war came he turned down a place at Cambridge and lied about his age to join the RAF, serving as a navigator with Bomber Command and rising to the rank of Flight Lieutenant. His RAF experiences, which included a visit to the Dachau concentration camp, left him a bitter opponent of war. His fiancee, Lorna, was killed when an ambulance she was driving was hit by a bomb. He never married. He presented The Sky At Night for five decades. "That was it," he said. "There was no one else for me. Second best is no good for me. I would have liked a wife and family, but it was not to be."

Sad I can't make it to this one. - have a fantastic night everyone!

This is all very sad. - I wonder if she was being pursued by the media? I would hope not - but they can be pretty ruthless.