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if it's the former, that is great strategy with high risk reward in which case fair play. If it's the latter, it's very unfortunate and prevents prolonging the inevitable really.

Surely something wrong with Vettel there?! Hamilton made that look way too easy and now an increasing lead over the German.

Great start froM Vettel, taking the lead through the first corner.

one of the worst things I've seen in the sport. Terrible stuff overdoing it like that.

First Angry Birds and then this

for all the stick he gets most of the time (including from me), I agree with this. The bit I saw on Soccer Saturday showed to me he said what was needed to be said - Huddersfield were the better team on the day and not only that, he said his team didn't even deserve to draw and Huddersfield were more hungry for the win and had more desire.

trying to worm his way out of the L tonight. Even Jose said the best team won. Wonder if Teso can bring himself to admit it too.

obviously when Mourinho does it, it's tactical genius. When other teams do it, it's not fair and against the spirit of the game!

Southampton, Lazio, Marseille, Athletic Bilbao, Hoffenheim? Everton

Shay Given is a legend and was one of my favourite goalkeepers to watch when growing up. Always impressed me with his style and ability. Shame to hear how he was treated.

You too mate .

you sure you don't want to join @True Blue and @SirBalon when they get together ?

mate, the cross is definitely on the wrong person. Even TB knows this.

you sure Grandad ?

she know a lot about dry patches then ?

@Danny no.

@Danny it was both

you affected by the hurricane (yet)? About 5-6 of us wanted a trip away a few months ago for a long weekend with a bit of adventure. This came up as an idea and seemed quite reasonable (didn't want to go abroad, mind). A couple dropped out a few days before so ended up just being 4 of us.

Ophelia ! I've also heard it's from forest fire dust/smoke in Portugal/Spain.

sky is weird and reddish/yellow today. pretty cool at same time.

oh and it was nice to bump in to @Bluebird Hewitt during the holiday! he must have got scared when he got clocked though...

back home after a long weekend in the heartland of Snowdonia National Park, staying in a village called Dolwyddelan. Climbing up Mount Snowdon brought out an adventurous side in me that I didn't know I would love. Despite the cold, wet and windy conditions and the torrential rain and thick fog at the top, felt an immense sense of achievement at climbing such a mountain despite never having any climbing experience before. The scenery and imagery is fantastic throughout. I would post pictures at the summit but the fog was so thick I could barely see my own friends let alone anything up there. And the cafe was shut which was pretty shit! Here are some pictures from the last 48 hours

had it on the way back from Wales today and it was decent. Bit messy to eat, mind. Tasty, for sure.

If anyone plans on driving to Wales either to or near Mount Snowdon or the national park in general, here's one tip... DO NOT DRIVE HERE WHEN IT GETS DARK! Now, I love driving and don't mind it in the dark but this was the most dangerous road I've been on (the a5). Torrential rain, bendy and narrow roads, windy conditions do not make for a pleasant drive. Let alone it being pitch black and most of the road having no street lighting. What's more daunting is the fact you're on a road in the dark and either side of you is pure darkness as well as its just mountainous and no sign of life. Makes it quite eerie!