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When I have had to use 111 they have been good. One time they where exceptional, as there was a risk I was having a stroke. 111, ambulance and A&E where all bloody fantastic and there was no time being wasted by any of them. GP surgeries and clinics like you went to seem to be the worst aspects of the NHS from my experience. A&E is some of the best people. My sister works in the NHS (has been for about a year now) and she is already massively disheartened by some of the people she has had to work with who clearly didn't give a rat's arse.

Granted but he changes it to a selfie of him watching over you while you sleep. I wish my kids would sleep.

Cheers matey. I have Eurosport but am disappointed with the google response, it barely gives lasts years coverage- or even if it’s on tomoz! Try doing the red button on Eurosport to bring up the catch up. Sometimes has other live options on there too.

2 nominations today. Whichever bellend decided to surface dress a road near me, the traffic had done a job compacting most of it but despite easing off there was some lovely loose stuff that had me lifting the bike mid corner. And the cycling twat who looked at me and rode across the rode in front of me. Even if you didn't hear me, I'm pretty certain your partner at least was able to pass my message on.

I believe he will not be riding the MV Augusta next year...

Yes, that is literally the main reason why virtually every single inch of motorway is caked in cones and road "works" forever, as far as I know. They are all slowly being taken over by "smart" motorways that are designed with cash in mind. Those new cameras a bloody bright when they go off, so there's no mistaking when you get snapped. I was riding down the M4 near Bristol and just so happened to glance to the opposite carriageway just as someone triggered one of them. Then that Manfred Mann tune started playing... What was it called? There's one each way between almondsbury and cribbs junctions. If you are coming up the almondsbury slip going south onto the M4, the northbound one is dead opposite and leaves you blind if you are lucky enough for someone to trigger it.

I have no issues with BTs presentation of MotoGP. It's certainly better than Eurosport managed. Commentary is better this year as well now that Julian Ryder isn't doing it. I don't dislike him, but I just think Hodgy and Huewen are a better combination.

Happy birthday!

I suggest landmines.

Walk This Way - Aerosmith

Makes my round trip from Bristol to Bodmin and back today seem like heaven.

Shut up - simple plan I want to break free - queen

Happy birthday!

Have a look at the gsxr 750 alongside the 600. Suzuki also do some street bikes too, Can't go wrong with a triumph triple cylinder though.

I have some ladies stuff that isn't currently used. It's either a 10 or a 12, will check later.

Well he was trying to get back for qualy today... Not sure the concussion is the worrying part with that lad.

Is Pirro planning to start? As he is listed on the grid on MotoGP site...

Got off light. Concussion and a dislocated shoulder.

Yeh , what happened there , back came up in the air , looks like he grabbed handful of front brake ..... Link https://streamable.com/6xpdj Laverty on the BT feed reckons that the initial wobble knocked the pads. Then when Pirro braked, nothing at first then it kicked in as he squeezed more and spat him off.

Hoping for Hickman to do the job. Smith's are one of our clients and he looks on form.

Well that was a horror crash for Pirro. Bloody hell....

I'm seeing it would be a satellite M1. Not even a factory machine....

This thread makes me want to watch Wild Hogs.

Rossi & Edwards hit simoncelli in head and back respectively. There where rumblings that season over the Bridgestone tyres being a bit unpredictable on losing grip in turns.

I hope it works as after all the effort you put in, you deserve it to work.