The camera can capture some fantastic moments IV

[Bebee]

LongQ said:

Blib said:

Original members of the German Auto Union workers committee?

The little chap with the tash half way along the RH side looks slightly familiar in some way.

Yea, he just needs a walking cane, bowler hat and a funny walk.

[mickk]

Is it an early yoof rack?

[illmonkey]

mickk said:

Is it an early yoof rack?

Thule have to do better than that.

[ApOrbital]

Blib said:

Bebee said:

ApOrbital said:

Do i get 5 points?

I'll have a look through the rules and get back to you before 9:52pm on the 5th April 2016.

Set your phone to remind you.

If you post your reply next April 5th at 9.51 I will donate £100 to a charidee of your choice. (Not the Cat Protection League).

Noted.

[Blib]

[Blatter]

LongQ said:

Blib said:

Original members of the German Auto Union workers committee?

The little chap with the tash half way along the RH side looks slightly familiar in some way.

Is that the chap that's three along from Bill Beaumont ?

[Blib]

Blatter said:

Is that the chap that's three along from Bill Beaumont ?

Never mind about that. Did you know that there's a rather fun new forum named after you?

[Blib]

[Davel]

New boy band?

[Blib]

There's a fascinating story behind that photo and the white 'dove'. I can't be bothered to relate it.

[LordGrover]

Pffft. Who doesn't know that?

wikiwotsit said:

In January of 1959, Fidel Castro commenced his regime with his first televised speech to the Cuban nation. While on the podium, a white dove landed on his shoulder, another perched upon his rostrum; both stayed there throughout his two-hour oration. In Cuban Santería, a religion derived from the Yorùbá people brought to Cuba as slaves, a white dove represents the divinity Obatalá, a divine king who molds humans from clay in heaven. While the international press regarded the spectacle as a freak accident involving "doves of peace," many Cubans read it as evidence of Castro's selection by supernatural forces.

[mickk]

Fascinating.

[Blib]

mickk said:

Fascinating.

I said it would be.

[2013BRM]

Jug ears picking his nose kinda spoils the moment though

[anonymous-user]

Blib said:

I'd like to see how casual that lot would look when the driver is braking hard from 60.

[mickk]

60?

[mickk]

[supertouring]

LordGrover said:

Pffft. Who doesn't know that?

wikiwotsit said:

In January of 1959, Fidel Castro commenced his regime with his first televised speech to the Cuban nation. While on the podium, a white dove landed on his shoulder, another perched upon his rostrum; both stayed there throughout his two-hour oration. In Cuban Santería, a religion derived from the Yorùbá people brought to Cuba as slaves, a white dove represents the divinity Obatalá, a divine king who molds humans from clay in heaven. While the international press regarded the spectacle as a freak accident involving "doves of peace," many Cubans read it as evidence of Castro's selection by supernatural forces.

Paul Daniels did lots of tricks with white doves, was he selected by supernatural forces too?

[LongQ]

mickk said:

Got to be a "shop", right?

On the other hand would it not be a tad dodgy standing there when the power is turned on?

[gforceg]

LordGrover said:

Pffft. Who doesn't know that?

wikiwotsit said:

...his two-hour oration.

That must've flown by.