How are you today?

[albabonzai]

Seriously... it is the height of the tourist season and they stick roadworks on there?! It's bad enough with the masses of caravans clogging it up for mile after mile!

Anyway, it is a lovely drive this time of year.

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Colin i must agree the views on the way back were amazing!!! Was cloudy going up. Yup roadworks everywhere and the Army chooses to put a big thing on in Inverness!! Only way there is A9 lol!!!

[marshlander]

Shattered after a very good gig tonight. Gear all unloaded, I'm spending a few minutes on here to wind down a bit more ... actually I really turned the computer on to see if PA was here. Oh well.

[matty7]

im tired as well, just done hard night shift, up at 1 though to go to a barby and watch the footy match, my friends will no doubt be celebrating with beer but as im driving and on nights again today i will join them with a cold glass of Irn bru instead

[joseph]

im to hot i wish it was not to hot

[Gareth125]

Just chillin , enjoying the peace and quite while all the footy fans watch the match . I'm sat here in just shorts cos its so hot

[albabonzai]

Had a good day at work. We finished early and went to watch match!! Cant stop smiling at the utter destruction of England!!

Looking forward to one day of 2moro!! lol

[marshlander]

Why? :confused:

I can think of many powerful organisations and régimes the world could do without, but I'm really struggling to think of any time that I may have revelled in the "utter destruction" of anything. "Utter destruction" always results in innocent victims. No doubt I've missed the point - not unusual where sports and games are concerned . Where could such immoderate language come from , I'm wondering?

The English football team were outclassed, not even a visually impaired linesman could help them with an excuse that they should have won really, but you make it sound more of a war than a game - and a civil one at that. What's that about :confused:

[albabonzai]

Why? :confused:

I can think of many powerful organisations and régimes the world could do without, but I'm really struggling to think of any time that I may have revelled in the "utter destruction" of anything. "Utter destruction" always results in innocent victims. No doubt I've missed the point - not unusual where sports and games are concerned . Where could such immoderate language come from , I'm wondering?

The English football team were outclassed, not even a visually impaired linesman could help them with an excuse that they should have won really, but you make it sound more of a war than a game - and a civil one at that. What's that about :confused:

Im talking about England being beaten 4-1 by Germany....i have no idea what you are talking about.

[marshlander]

Im talking about England being beaten 4-1 by Germany....i have no idea what you are talking about.

Oh, is that all? You began to have me worried. From where I am England looks almost the same as when I woke up, not at all utterly destroyed. I thought what I wrote was pretty clear :tongue:

[albabonzai]

I spent all day setting up the hall and other bars for Armed Forces day Dundee on Saturday coming. I setting up the Karaoke 2moro for it also which im running Drunk Karaoke will be fun