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Look like quite a bit of entertainment here last night.

Will need to organise some time of UFC Cage Fight for the Show N Shine

Pat v Ashrey

Moh V Dezz

Birds v Aaron

ill take on Leigh because were both bulkers

Everyone too scared of me huh?

as a rough guide, use the online caculator that most insurance comapnies have.

put in your details prior get quote

put in same details but tick one claim, see cost.

won;t be %100 accurate but close enough

Cheers for the idea Marty but Justcar insurance can't do online quotes for Stags... :yucky:

btw, such nice weather today!

I'm stuck in a climate controlled factory with no windows. It could be the apocalypse outside and would not see/ or feel it. And any chance for stepping out during a break isn't possible as I'm wearing factory uniform :(

What do you do for a job, again?

Bond, James Bond

I'm stuck in a climate controlled factory with no windows. It could be the apocalypse outside and would not see/ or feel it. And any chance for stepping out during a break isn't possible as I'm wearing factory uniform :(

Must feel good on 40c days brah

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