I wouldn't say into a very small car, no. eg. A Peugeot 107 or similar. You'd be okay into an Astra or Escort though.

Hey Patty, the OP here. You're quite correct...the animation studios were called Cosgrove Hall. I lived on Keppel Road for many years and the local taxi drivers all used to say, "Aaah, the road where the Bee Gees lived"...every time, without fail; bless them! 😀

I bought mine from boatworld and it was around £1,000 - boatworld.co.uk/outboard-motors

Nice that they bought the house they lived in. Good that you don’t forget where you came from. 😊

Haha, cheers Carl...now I've got it in writing! 🤣

I have the 330 Pro and fitted the boatworld stainless steel wheel set, cost was £115, and to be honest, there Great, no problems with instability or wobbling at all.

Sp engineering.

£1100 for the lot, or very nearest offer.

I only want the boat iv got a 15hp outboard and launching wheels so just the boat I’m after

@@9999coops £500 ?

@@Rivaboyz1987 Hmm, I guess I could split...But the launch wheels I've fitted are special ones that fit over the trim tabs...you can't just fit standard launch wheels as they foul on the trim tabs. And they're fitted and sealed with marine sealant. Feel free to text me on [email protected] so we can discuss further.

@@Rivaboyz1987 I understand...

Hey, Joanne...thats a fab story...thank you for sharing...🙂

THANK YOU FOR SAYING NICE THINGS TO BARRY

Thanks again @agremlin77 - finally, got it to upload in 4K!

You star rider, you!! Xx

I remember sugar sandwiches for dinner when we were little and my dad worked nights.

God Bless you all the Bee Gees

Just God Bless the bee Gees

THANK YOU SO MUCH BARRY IS MY FRIEND I MET BARRY IN AUSTRALIA IN 1983 I WAS 20 YEARS AND BARRY WAS 43

No, but the Aussie's had them on TV shows and the like which helped them make their dream of being famous become a reality.

They were born in Manchester but moved to Australia when they were very young. They lived there for a while before moving back to England. Their first hit was Spicks and Specks which became popular in Australia.

@@theresalacey6126 Not true! They were born on the Isle Of Man. Then moved to Manchester and then to Australia before they came back and conquered the world.

@@francisxray9900 my mistake. I thought Manchester and Isle of Man was the same thing.

Yep us Aussie will always claim them as ours. They learned their craft here, they got their name here.

Hey there...yes, it's an almost magical place for the kids and me. I'm sure your holiday in August will be on, the rate at which people are getting vaccinated. Might see you there...we aim to go in July/August. Have a great time, and here's to the sun shining on you!!

❤❤❤ I'd be late on rent just to be able to meet him 😂😂😂😂 Kidding of course 😉😉 😉 Just a funny 🤣

Yes so would I

WOW THAT WOULD BE GREAT 😄😄😉😉🥰🥰

Frank BRUNO (former boxer) when interviewed by HARRY Carpenter (former commentator, RIP) had the habit of always saying, "You know what I mean, Harry?" Gary Lineker made the play on words that BRUNO Fernandes came off the bench and gave the KNOCKOUT blow to Liverpool, bit like a boxer. Therefore, he tee'd up Ian Wright by saying, "You know what I mean...?", to which right said, "Gary", which of course rhymes with 'Harry'. Cue fall about laughing over this piece of tomfoolery... ...I guess you needed to know this back story of what is now part of British popular culture! :-) facebook.com/watch/?v=637399783533437

@@9999coops ok thanx for the rply. YNWA

@@rivudd cringe

@@oovirusooo thanx I like cringe

@@rivudd oh i bet you do

Same thoughts here..he must have got quite a few emotional flash backs going there ...

Amen to that Karine! Merry Christmas...

In my chilhood i used to eat bread slices with butter and sugar on but didn't became a singer nor a composer...must have forgotten some secret ingredient...😉

Totally agree Margo...

At the top of it!