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Glad to be back for the time being. Today I accepted a new job as I've been working at the same place for about a year and a half. New role is going to focus solely on Cloud Security for a large global company so I'm beyond excited. Not only are the benefits going to be better, I still get to work from home and my salaried is basically doubled. June 22 is the first day so needless to say I'm on cloud 9 until then. Other than that I'm happy to state that not much else has changed. Life has certainly been good for me and my family.

Hearty Starty made me laugh.

@MUFC definitely likes a bit of Socken.

I take what I said back a little, Paul Ricard is the worst hands down (the fact I forgot about it tells you everything!) with COTA in second for me. I agree with everything you've said in that first paragraph to be honest, I just can't get into it .

The opening S bends are nice, but I find that it's just way too stop/start. Too many slow corners for my liking, just doesn't seem to have too much about it.

TOO SOON MAN

Good luck sir. Yeah, I'm moving to a global IT company in late June after my 4th interview. I'm beyond excited about it, however I'm not entirely sure that it's sunk in yet.

Good to hear from you @Eco, and congrats on the new job!

Had a bit of a stroll down the Old Railway Path behind us, no rails anymore and just a footpath with natural nature surroundings, animals like foxes darting around and all types of birds (yes, female ones too walking their dogs ) No cars allowed down there but bikes are ok and the history of the Old Railway tracks go back to 1847 when they were there. Edinburgh, Leith and Newhaven Railway Days gone by. Today

Currently Reading -

Episode IV is Parish basically pinning Zaha down in reception on deadline day.

Makes sense as to why we found @MUFC and @Batard's IP addresses near Venice then.

Nowadays - for the most part for traditional reasons. Allegedly, it was introduced as a tribute to the football association that did the most for reintegrating DFB into international football after both world wars i.e. Republic of Ireland. That's probably a myth, though.

Wrath, anger, hate, fury we Germans got a whole bunch of flowers of emotions.