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In the same way, this has probably been posted already, but in case it hasn't.... World of Sport - Yahoo! Eurosport

Firefox, Safari and Chrome all work brilliantly on my laptop - IE doesn't. But I guess it's because it's a MacBook.

Just love the blue and white stripe effect in the roof of the last picture. Nice one, Sir Jack!

I agree with your view about the speed of the game and fitness levels etc., but two referees assistants in each half will not address the problem of 'the human eye [being unable to] accommodate seeing both the movement of the player and the kicking of the ball together, as a split second offside...

Oh yeah. Hilarious. :wozza:

Fab. I still can't believe it's going to be ours!

Brilliant !

The conditions of entry to the ground will probably include a 'no cameras' clause - as indeed many football grounds do. Should you refuse to allow them to 'look after your camera', you may be denied entry.

From his show, Billy Connolly's advice for men of a certain age: 1. Never walk past a toilet. 2. Never trust a fart. 3. Never waste an erection. Even if you are on your own.

:laugh: :thumbsup: I'm glad it's not just me, then.

When I were a lad I used to fantasise about owning a Rickenbacker. To me, Lennon and Townshend were Gods with Guitars. There were only two things that stopped me getting one: a complete lack of cash, and an even greater lack of talent.

Sources?

:bowdown: Do it! It's so easy getting by without meat these days.

It's the weather; this often happens in summer.

:laugh::lolol:

Here's a plot of the current storm from on of my bookmarked websites Live storm data from Newport, Isle of Wight from a Boltek StormTracker lightning detector

Just a bit of rain in Hove - nothing of biblical proportions.

A house number (or name) and postcode is all that's required as a return address on a parcel, so I guess that's all that's necessary for a postal address; the streetname and town in a postal address probably serves as contingency in case the sender made a mistake writing the postcode.

Tintin? I thought it was Tommy Fraser!

Go on, fill your boots !