Hi folks!

We're off on tour for the next wee while so no podcasts for about 6 weeks.

Enjoy the summer!!!!!

What needs to be said?

Wild, wild, wild was the night and dark the beer.......................

Featuring the Prima Donna Polka and the Clawhammer Cha Cha, it's bound to be a night for real men!!!!

The one with the small faces..........

I have been given a caution by the police. Does this mean I have a criminal record?

A caution is not a criminal conviction, so if you are asked whether you have any previous convictions you may say no. However, the police will retain records of your caution in the Police National Computer. This record will normally be stepped down after 5 years but will never be deleted.

hapeshifting is a common theme in folklore, as well as in science fiction and fantasy. In its broadest sense, it is a change in the physical form or shape of a person or animal. Other terms include metamorphosis, morphing, transformation, or transmogrification.
There is no settled agreement on the terminology. Still, the most common usages are:
shapeshifting indicates changes that are temporary[1]
metamorphosis indicates changes that are lasting[2]
transformation indicates changes that are externally imposed[3]
Shapeshifting is distinguished from natural processes such as aging or metamorphosis (despite shared use of the term), the body contortions of animals such as the Mimic Octopus, and illusory changes. Instead, shapeshifting involves physical changes such as alterations of age, gender, race, or general appearance or changes between human form and that of an animal, plant, or inanimate object.

Aboukir in Blue(s)

Lots of singers tonight, especially the blues brothers.

Also, as a special treat, Andy Davis' latest tune, the reel 'Sir Bob of Doigness' or' Maybe's Aye, Maybe's Naw!'.

Attention all you pipers out there - if you want the dot's for this and other Andy Davis tunes, contact him at:

yintao4u@yahoo.co.uk

On the scrounge with Aff the Ckuf.

Frequent flying can be hard on the body

New York - Airplane crew and passengers who frequently fly between several time zones face a number of health problems including disruptions in a woman's menstrual cycle and even short-term psychiatric disturbances, researchers from the United Kingdom warn in a report published on Thursday in The Lancet.

There seems to be no getting used to long-haul flights, according to researchers who report that flight crews who regularly take long journeys are not protected from the effects of jet lag such as poor and interrupted sleep, mood changes, irritability, stomach problems, and decreased brain power.