There's a bloke that's currently driving a twenty-year-old TVR through 22 countries and 24k miles to get from the furthest north pub in the world to the furthest south pub. With an equally ancient Nissan Micra as a support car. Some of the places he's visited that he's posted up on Facebook have been really interesting. But he's also got a tracker fitted and you can see where he's got to here: https://pub2pubexpedition.com/track/ I find it strangely fascinating. (Although not at the moment as the car is back at Southampton waiting for a RoRo to the States!)
But I guess my interest in this aspect stems from liking the flight tracker apps and from wondering what some small Turkish freighter was doing tied up in the River Crouch. And finding out that there's a similar web site for tracking ships. vesselfinder.com
Flight tracker entertains me far more than it should a grown man. Thanks for the Vessel Finder link. I'll definitely check that out.
There's a bloke that's currently driving a twenty-year-old TVR through 22 countries and 24k miles to get from the furthest north pub in the world to the furthest south pub. With an equally ancient Nissan Micra as a support car. Some of the places he's visited that he's posted up on Facebook have been really interesting. But he's also got a tracker fitted and you can see where he's got to here: https://pub2pubexpedition.com/track/ I find it strangely fascinating. (Although not at the moment as the car is back at Southampton waiting for a RoRo to the States!)
But I guess my interest in this aspect stems from liking the flight tracker apps and from wondering what some small Turkish freighter was doing tied up in the River Crouch. And finding out that there's a similar web site for tracking ships. vesselfinder.com
Flight tracker entertains me far more than it should a grown man. Thanks for the Vessel Finder link. I'll definitely check that out.
When it comes to planes, and shit that happens to them, I go to the professional pilots forum, and the Rumours and News thread. Just don't be tempted to join in, though. They make Henry look like the sweetest, friendliest guy you will find at the Valley (which of course he is :-)). There are a couple of threads where we "Self Loading Freight" are welcome.
There's a bloke that's currently driving a twenty-year-old TVR through 22 countries and 24k miles to get from the furthest north pub in the world to the furthest south pub. With an equally ancient Nissan Micra as a support car. Some of the places he's visited that he's posted up on Facebook have been really interesting. But he's also got a tracker fitted and you can see where he's got to here: https://pub2pubexpedition.com/track/ I find it strangely fascinating. (Although not at the moment as the car is back at Southampton waiting for a RoRo to the States!)
But I guess my interest in this aspect stems from liking the flight tracker apps and from wondering what some small Turkish freighter was doing tied up in the River Crouch. And finding out that there's a similar web site for tracking ships. vesselfinder.com
Flight tracker entertains me far more than it should a grown man. Thanks for the Vessel Finder link. I'll definitely check that out.
Another vote for vesselfinder. It's always interesting to see a ship out during a walk along the prom and within seconds find out what it is, where's it's been/going, etc.
Xhamster. Really good website I discovered about a family who trained a hamster to circus levels. However, the lovable pet was killed when their shed blew over and crushed it.
Xhamster. Really good website I discovered about a family who trained a hamster to circus levels. However, the lovable pet was killed when their shed blew over and crushed it.
Apparently it was involved in a disgusting sex act at the time!
Xhamster. Really good website I discovered about a family who trained a hamster to circus levels. However, the lovable pet was killed when their shed blew over and crushed it.
Apparently it was involved in a disgusting sex act at the time!
Not a website as such but sneak onto a colleagues PC and activate this extension on Google Chrome, if they us Chrome as their main browser. It replaces every single picture on any website to Nicolas Cage.
Not a website as such but sneak onto a colleagues PC and activate this extension on Google Chrome, if they us Chrome as their main browser. It replaces every single picture on any website to Nicolas Cage.
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www.moderncat.com
Www.Forum.charltonlife.com
When it comes to planes, and shit that happens to them, I go to the professional pilots forum, and the Rumours and News thread. Just don't be tempted to join in, though. They make Henry look like the sweetest, friendliest guy you will find at the Valley (which of course he is :-)). There are a couple of threads where we "Self Loading Freight" are welcome.
*best not to click that link at work, just in case it's real.
Geek central...
http://www.angelfire.com/id/hern/
Always a good read.
http://www.penisland.net/wood.html
Just a forum full of people taking the piss out of modified cars, it's awesome
Definitely time to ban imports of those Kamikaze Cars though!
It's called 'Ncage' - https://chrome.google.com/webstore/search/ncage?hl=en-GB
Thanks dad