afternoon

well i turned straight off after the last f1 race but much to my suprise i found a link to a section of the bbc broadcast and the fans where chanting no sky right beside Eddie Jordan, David Coulthard and the other bloke the reporter one. i had a little chuickle about that hopefully the bcc will pull there finger out. if chris moyles actually left the bbc then they could probably afford the F1 rights.

The Pepsi hasnt marked my jeans which i'm really happy about as i thought they might gget bit of a brown stain but it's all come out so i'm happy that i've not ruined them.

I'm trying to stop smoking, i've been smoking more at work recently which isn't great, but i've bought a iolite vape to aid my cutting down its kind of working now that the fad has worn off so hopefully i''l have cut down even more in a few weeks

Another interesting race

Well it was another interesting F1 race with a interesting incident at the begining which really spiced up the entire race, well it calmed down a bit towards the end, but it was still the best race i've seen so far. Its pretty much a certain that Vettel is going to win the championship again, but this doesnt mean another championship domination like the Schumacher years. Look at Alonso he got the championship back to back due to the renualt having great launch control. but he's not done much since.

I eneded up getting changed half way through the race as i managed to spill pepsi all over my new firetrap jeans so they went straight into the wash and i put some scruffy tracky bottoms on.

Its my favourite F1 race next at Marina Bay, cant wait

Lewis is Wrong to say sorry

After watching the GP on sunday i was pretty shocked to see that Lewis Hamilton had apolagised for the accident that saw him come out of the race, saying it was his fault. i do feel that he's just saying sorry so that it gets forgotten about.

But seriously was it his fault i'd say not.

He doesnt move his head to look in the mirror to see if anyones at the rear.

It wasn't a violent movement it was a move to the racing line.

I feel it was kobyashi's fault as he was up the side of him and only just.

BT Vision

Well since the F1 will soon be moving to sky and the bbc will only be showing 1/2 of the races, i'm really tempted to get BT vision as i figure it might be slightly cheaper over getting sky.

Plus the fact that sky really bugs me, but if cost wise there isn't much in it then i might just get sky as you do get the recording feature and HD.

I'm currently using a old sky box upstairs as it was easier to re route the old sky cable in the new house over placing a new aerial cable in which would of also meant that i needed a signal booster.

Letting women loose online

Well last night i told my wife that i would by her a nice new handbag, but i didnt want to get dragged round every shop in town, so she had to find it online and then i would get it for her. Anyway she found a few nice fiorelli handbags but in the end she decided that she would go for the fiorelli bermondsey bag as there was a bit more room inside it. It turns out that we managed to get free delivery with it to which always makes me smile although she'll have too wait an extra few days for it.

Not much else interesting has happened over the past few days since the seeside trip. No doubt the weekend will bring some major cock up.

Seaside and clothing

I've had bit of a busy weekend really, Saturday we went over to the seaside and had lovely day out, i managed to take some good pictures with my newish DSLR. The sun wasn't out but it was still warm and you could get away with t shirts and shorts, i went in to a clothing shop hich seemed to be locvally owned and bought a couple of franklin and marshall t shirts as they where on a special offer buy 2 get one half price. We didnt end up leaving the seaside till pretty late as we had tea there as well which was a nice little extra and it ment that we missed the traffic rush

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