CaaC (John)

I will take you up on that one and read the first one, I still like Grisham as he is one of my favourite authors, the best novel of his, to me, is The Pelican Brief my favourite authors are... Lee Child (Jack Reacher) Robert Ludlam John Grisham Jack Higgins Michael Crichton

Same here, our daughter has been using it to speak to me with a video call and it's fine.

I was a wee bit disappointed in it tbh as it was not Grisham at his best and it was a bit long and drawn out but the ending was not that bad.

Looks good but you would never get me doing something like that in a million years.

Peering into a Galaxy's Dusty Core to Study an Active Supermassive Black Hole

March 17, 2021, Another First: Perseverance Captures the Sounds of Driving on Mars

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Another poster that's gone AWOL for over a year, Stef. @Pig on the Wing?

Hope you are ok buddy?

The next Ruud van ..........with hair

Remember this little thought when they are growing up and learning to understand and talk...DO NOT SWARE in front of them... When our son's Alexander was around 3 years old and sitting in the back of his car in his kid's car seat, our son braked hard as someone cut him up and he yelled out "YOU FUCKING STUPID BASTARD!!!!", a few seconds later a voice in the back seat yelled out the same He had to pull over and tell Alexander "You must not say bad words like daddy did then..."

Haunting video shows perfectly preserved wreck of classic steamship Gunilda A fascinating video by a team of Florida-based divers shows one of the best-preserved historic wrecks in the world, 59.43-metre Gunilda. The Gunilda

Is that you @MUFC in disguise?

I like the pork Frikadella's I get from Lidl's in packs of six but Liz and our son Darren won't touch pork and Liz is more vegetarian nowadays but that looks quite good so I will mention that to her and show her the pic and see if she can rustle one or two up for me and she might even try one herself.

One of the greatest fight ever 'The Thriller in Manilla' Ali v 'Smoking Joe' Frazier. Futch. "Joe, sit down, I'm going to stop it," he said. "No one will ever forget what you did here today." "No, no, you can't do that," Frazier protested. Deaf to the plea, Futch began to remove Frazier's gloves. In the opposite corner, an exhausted Muhammad Ali momentarily dropped to his knees in relief when it became clear that the contest was over. "It was like death. Closest thing to dyin' that I know of," he would say. The date: 1 October 1975; the place: Quezon City.

Meant to post this yesterday morning, still, better late than never.