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Gonna have to stop saying 'bat' though.

That's the beauty of YT. So much good content that'd never make it to network. Some utter dross too, but easy enough to move on.

Not with Houch engaging, I agree 😉

I watch this guy quite often. Knowledgeable dissections (and he's usually quite mellow on a cocktail or two or something 'erbal).

It's down to the content provider to determine how many ads and when, I believe. Some show lots. Others far fewer.

Is there a Tube thread on here? If so, I can't find it. Anyway, I frequently find myself in a YT black hole , and just happened upon this one, which amused me somewhat.

Gawd, I hadn't heard that for years and years. Proper empty-head good-time music that, if you're a certain age 😉. Love it.

Spot on. I did watch the final three episodes in one evening, so I obviously didn't hate it that much. Strange, but oddly compelling, and as you say, some very good performances.

Or a Sale FC, who could very well be playing in the RFU Championship next season, one level below Sale Sharks. I still say Wasps ought to look long and hard at a move to the Commonwealth Games stadium in Brum. Such a huge city they only need to attract a very small percentage to improve on what...

14-35 FT. Oops.

Started watching Lanscapers last night. First episode so far only. Strange. However, I just watched this, and it's gone some way towards restoring my faith in humanity. What Kev is doing for Rob Burrow and Motor Neurone Disease research in general is nothing short of incredible.

You could've said something yesterday! 😉

Al Unser. Big name in American motorsport.

Remember when Rootes used to dump loads of stuff in the quarry? Some of the kit that me and my cousin retrieved was beyond belief.

He could've ski'd down there past the old quarry. That hill was a bstrd to cycle up though. Did it thousands of times.

No, left in the late seventies when I got wed to my first dragon, and bought a house in Southam. Still have lots of relatives there though, if you count St Nicholas churchyard.

Used to ride my motorcycle down Frankton Lane morning and night on my commute, then over Knob Hill, picking up my Motorcycle News at the newsagents in the centre of Stretton on a Wednesday morning. One of my uncles and his new wife moved to Wolston in the fifties (Warwick Rd). Their daughter, my...

Yes, Heinz was at Birdingbury Camp (called Birdingbury for some strange reason, but was in Frankton parish on the edge of Dunsmore going down from Frankton village towards Birdingbury Station - which was ALSO in Frankton parish. Bonkers). It was, as you say, a POW camp during the war, and then a...

Ah, ok. Cheers. Didn't realise there was one there too. My dad was at Birdingbury Camp not far away for a while just post-war. Heinz Kittendorf was our milkman too! Oh, and my grandmother was born on School Lane in 1901 and lived there until she married.

Often wondered. Where exactly was the Camp?