Harrogate is the underage drinking capital of England. Apparently.
A trend that started way back.

That's absolutely true...the trend started with Andy and his brothers, and the next generation are doing a sterling job of drinking me under the table (quite literally sometimes!) :lol:

:lol::lol::lol:

Is it Sunday at 8pm yet?!

:twisted: Welcome back Heli :mrgreen:

Oh how the tables turn.
10 years ago it was everyone else under your desk, now you are under other people's tables :lol:

Awww, R will always have a place under my desk! :lol:

The torch has been passed to our young apprentices ... although they don't do it with the same level of style and decorum that used to be used :)) :cheers:

That was a very long day, very little sleep, but well worth it as the concert was fantastic!!!

I think I just got a puppy :)

Very large bill for car repairs. Damned dual-mass flywheel :/
On the plus side I'm off to see Bonnie Tyler and Status Quo in Cardiff tonight :D

Math, blah!

I think I'll stay in this room for the next 3 minutes and half, Katy Perry is on the radio ;)

Just got tickets for Bruce Springsteen in March next year! :cheer:

Talking about Jonty on facebook but he'll never know lol

Soooo, I now have a puppy, meet Gus :)

http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphoto...04170514_n.jpg

SO CUTE !

He's a funny lil pup

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aint had the misfortune of the flywheel failure... but ive read its big £ notes to sort, but i have seen the quo a few years back and they were great!

never seen bonnie... what was the gig like?

id love to be there on the 20th :)

gus looks HUGE!!!

what breed is he, and what age?

Congrats! Enjoy the show! :-)

Oh he's not really very big, he maybe stands about 20cm tall right now, but he's only 8 weeks old, so I guess you could say he's big lol. His daddy was a pure breed American Staffy and his mummy was a Kelpie x Heeler, and apparently she was quite small, so hopefully he keeps his dads looks and mums size.

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Quofest was top-notch ( last night at Birmingham)
Opening act was Eddie and the Hot Rods - lively, fast-paced and entertaining.
Then Bonnie. Setlist ( if my memory serves me corectly):

It's A Heartache
To Love Somebody
Lost in France
The Best
Turtles Blues
Total Eclipse
Faster than the Speed of Night
Holding out for a Hero

Opening half seemed gentle compared to Eddie's Hot Rods, but really came alive with Turtle Blues and then Jimmy Boy's trilogy was outstanding. A pal of mine who wasn't Bonnie savvy thought she was losing her voice. I had to explain the raspiness was normal! She can still belt out the songs, but with such a short set she could have cut out the chit chat between EVERY song and then played an extra song, possibly Rebel Without A Clue!
Then we had the Quo. My memories of seeing them at Wembley a few years back aren't exceptional, but last night I thought they were terrific. For a band that can play the same song for 2 hrs they did a pretty damn good job.
All the classics and all the fun.

So, what's everyone up to this morning then?

Have braved the centre of Cambridge to do some more Christmas shopping... Rather disappointed they didn't lay on any Royals this time, Kate and Wills were in town the other week when we went...

It's safe to say I'm shattered and my feet are killing me now, also I spent an absolute shedload of money...

Bah humbug...

Looks like the Mayans were right, the world will be ending tomorrow, starting with a small explosion at Ticketmaster