Tom Booth

I'll come in the yank tank if theres a long enough straight for me to park

I really do want a DC2 before I'm too old and boring, but fear that age has passed already. Someone backed into the fairlane this afternoon, put a football sized dent in the rear quarter and flattened all the stainless trim. 2 taps inside the boot with the rubber mallet and the bodywork was back to normal Stainless trim isnt in too greater shape but it's gone back to something like. Luckily I found a guy on facebook groups breaking one so the whole thing was repaired within an hour and $45. Sucks for the astra though, bumper was mullered.

To be honest the Gray chapter is 100% my favourite album, I think that is in pretty much every way the most complete they've ever sounded to me. Like some songs you can tell Corey has something to say, so they build a song around it, or Jim has some ideas for the bridge an chorus so they work it out from there, but Gray chapter just seems such a group effort and tight to me. Think We are not your kind has alot of aspects of that, an there is some really good musicianship on there but it'll always stand out because of Unsainted and Nero Forte. As a whole though I don't think they've ever produced anything you really can say is bad, it's just growing an developing with age I think, there is loads more rhythm starting to come out in these past 2 albums, an less like tribal drum driving bangers. Wait and bleed, Left behind and Eyeless will always have a place for me though, they are just anthems.

Slipknot standing at the 02 in january

A friend of mine was of the same attitude regards new builds being made of paper mache and sticks, so he bought something made in the 40s. I've lived in my (relatively) new build for 7 years now an other then a boiler issue it's been a faultless first house, energy bills are low, maintenance is simple and it does everything I want. His has been a constant snowball of issues, whilst trying to pay for the thing in the first place. I understand older houses are better built, but it doesn't mean todays properties aren't up to the task. I love the quest for knowledge, learning is enjoyable I find when it's such a diverse field of opinions and possibilities, hence re-opening this shitstorm.

One of the best weekends I've had in ages

Epic show, epic atmosphere and all round goodness

Legs

Mate just sold his super nice AE86, to buy a Volvo 340....

Absolutely bossed it. 460ish miles cruising like a dream. Fully in love with the car all over again!

I imagine it's like sitting in a boxing glove

Hopefully man! Was hoping it could off a touch for the drive down tomorow but then comes good for the weekend

Used to be such a nice place, we went every summer when I was younger. Going for the Americana this year

Gtfo... Been busting on the fairlane to get it ready for its trip down to worthing this weekend, new tyres all round, set the tracking and doing all the little jobs I've wanted to for a while. Got the wheels polished too ..

Got papped leaving the petrol station last night.. Wheels look massive

U w0t m9

I just really dont know what this whole situation needs. It needs someone with a strong idea and drive to just do something. Not sure BoJo is the right idea and drive, but I feel like he will actually achieve something. Guess atleast we all know where we are heading then..

To be honest though I dunno what would be good for this country so f**k it, let the guy have a stab.

Wait for "iTs BeEN NieCE KnOWing yOuS Gauys" and "WEre AlL f**kaeD NoW"

10/10 would mask

You've got a face for radio Nick, not youtube

Proper, on the upside Jenny's boss who I borrowed the van from has been super cool, just made sure I was alright and got insurance deets and stuff. So alls well in that respect. Ache like mad today though

Some absolute dick piece pulled on on me in a borrowed luton van today, one totalled ford transit connect and one slightly tired looking Luton. Shoulders and back are aching like crazy.

That is indeed a fact, post up some of the evidence/videos though dude, genuinely did find them interesting.

I didn't see the last few posts but was enjoying the discussion. So, who built the pyramids? And how?