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I thought you were posting this picture to confirm that it didn't cross the line. Are you seriously looking at that and seeing it over the line?

I dont think it was actually. Without the blue and white striped glasses, I don't think it completely crossed the line.

Excellent! :thumbsup:

At this rate we'll set a New World Record

It might be worth trying a factory reset. There will probably some combination of buttons to press on the unit on power-on to achieve this. Google it for the particular model.

and that we'd lose 2-0 to Bournemouth, what a bellend! Oh wait...

Just like all insurance it pays you to shop around at renewal time, certainly as the dog gets older. Here's a cautionary tale (tail?) though... Be careful when switching the policy - do not make the switch effective at a future date, i.e at the expiry date of the existing policy. Here's why...

Just watched it and I'm genuinely not certain of whether it's a deliberate spoof or not. If they've deliberately done that, it's well acted. The re-writing of their history from middle-class Camberley-ites to poor South Londoners who couldn't even afford a dartboard (they could only affort one...

Surely its about defamation of character, by about 3 or 4 papers, but especially the Mail. If you name people and call them morons they can be sued for defamation. To avoid that, their lawyer will negotiate a substantial out-of-court settlement. I'd have thought they could sue the police too...

On this occasion, the automatic grab of the remote to change channels before the first 'feck' was even uttered, yeilded Kiera Knightley ripping her bodice off in a period drama. Some choices in life are just too easy.

How will the new government anti-drone measures protect the airports from the non-drone scenario? ???

Too right I would :cheers:

Well instead of communicating with their friends and other alibis by splashing their names all over the papers and describing them as morons, perhaps they could have just phoned them directly? Christmas has come early for them though, their tearful description of the trauma they have suffered...

That last line is a stunner. So because they were named in the press, they thought they'd better keep them in custody a bit longer even though they were not suspects.

This story gets weirder by the hour. Apparently they are now considering the possibility that there was no drone activity after all.

Its just like the Icelandic volcano a while back. The commercial pressures become so great, that they find a reason to decide that actually, it is safe now after all, despite nothing having actually changed.

I guess no one has thought of it, and the ability to paralyse an airport in this simple manner has been overlooked. Remember, before 9/11, no one had hijacked planes and used them as weapons. The fact that you could access the flight-deck relatively easily and with minimal weapons, had been...

TBF this is a sod for the police to deal with. By all accounts the little blighter pops up for a brief cameo, then goes into hiding again.

That's outrageous. At least you get something for it though, unlike the Costa "Would you like to try today's special coffee blend today sir?", which is a coded message for "Would you like to pay 50p extra for absolutely nothing?"

Just one word of warning when using a vpn - make sure all your email apps, banking apps etc, are closed down and dont access them until you're back to a UK IP address. If you don't, it often triggers a an automated fraud alert that will lock out your account. Its the devil's own job getting...