Rob G

and trifle for dessert

with an oily rag

for a large kebab (same thing, innit?)

in the fairytale trade

and a ham sandwich

with Weird Al and (caution, this is weird...) https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JE37e1eK2mY

when the music's cranked

racing, no-one can hear

lads often run amok

are quite sugary and

twice, like the postman (Dang, too late. And it was killer.)

pooped to pop. Submariners

This is the only 1/72 VICON pod that I've ever been able to find. I have yet to order, but need at least one for my Canadian Matchbox 104. https://air-graphics.uk/shop/ols/products/ac-025-cf-104-vinten-vicom-recce-pod Of course, if dimensions could be found, it's not that complicated a shape to make, but I've had trouble even finding photos of them online.

while on the town

then kidnapped a mime

I think that maybe, just maybe, some people are getting a little bit overwrought with regards their dislike of the good old Imperial measurements system. The most esoteric bits are no longer in common use, and the rest isn't that hard to comprehend. I was raised in a metric country, but have no real trouble with the common Imperial measures. It's simply a matter of familiarity and use. It's really not that big a deal. For the record, I'm 55. (Even Whitworth isn't that hard to understand, it just takes a bit of effort and a desire to learn. And perhaps, an interest in manky old Brit machinery helps too.) Of more concern to me (and getting somewhat back on topic) - when are we going to finally get a 1/24 injection kit of the RA23 Toyota Celica coupe so that I can build a model of my first and most favourite car? Aoshima, are you listening?

mould might be intelligent

that you love me

, some rockers, some goths

, fashionable in certain circles

closes, order another kebab

but never to Brigadoon

waiting for page forty

sunshine, please please me

also not a problem (seriously, it's not.)