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I think it's more likely Kermit is just a wind up merchant.

Plough Lane ablaze. Suppose it'll save a few quid on demo.

Jim McGregor must have faster reaction time than a rider, He released the tapes and hit the stop button before the riders dumped the clutch. Well done on being the star of the show.

So what's new about it? PJR machined on parts?

The wheel and mesh on the back of the tractor dried the track out as much as the wind.

It's a GM.

No way Jose.

It's not just "my" postman Rob, West Central Scotland seems to have the problem. I don't blame the Star

I don't know if you are on F.B. but I was not the only one having problems. As for your coments about lying, what would I gain by lying? On number of brain cells, with only having one, I must be on the genius level of Einstine.

I'm not saying that the Star's not a good magazine. I'm just fed up getting it by post almost a week late.

And why would you think that? And what would it be?

Unfortunately the Royal Mail say that the fault is the Star's. I cannot make a complaint against the postal service because the delivery contract is with the Star.

MEANING? No more Star for me, I have been reading it since 1964.

Too late.

Now that my subs are coming to an end my Star is back to a Thursday delivery. Mmmm.

Depends on track setup.

If the starting gate was ripped up, why did the tractors boys spend an hour packing it back down before the meeting?

You can edit.

Note to Blobby...........Learn the name of your sponsor, Parsons Peebles, a company owned by Glasgow sponsor, Clyde Blowers.

The problem isn' just at "my" end but in different areas served by different sorting offices.

Yes Philip the do. It's just in the last six months this problem has arisen.

That was the night Eamonn Andrews got him for This Is Your Life.

Everyone else advocates cutting out the middle man you're advocating I go through a middle man.

Oh no we don't.

Whoooosh. Well, I never would never have thought two rights make a left.