Never complain about our traffic lights - these are said to be the worst in the world… thank you Russia!

My first attempt at video using the Canon 500D dslr - and the lovely Yellow Peril

Sunday May 17th saw a very strong outing for focusowners at Fiesta in the Park (FITP) organised by the Fiesta Club GB.

A big thank you goes to Duncan (Drunkennosh) and Keiran (Parksie) for making a well thought out display - and indeed to everyone who showed up early on Sunday morning in, quite frankly, terrible weather!

Some of the pictures that were taken by you have already started to appear - please do post more!  The Shows & Events section have pictures taken by Joescamera; others are in the Forum.

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Those on show were:

• Drunkennosh              
• Sim103
• Yoda                             
• Nellie
• SpikeyJon
• Wils
• Rueboy
• Parksie
• Mrs Parksie
• Sirius9
• Yellow Peril
• Joescamera
• Mad Vicki/Reaper
• Focuslc
• Jimbob
• Shaz1990/Shaneybaby
• Windymill
• Big AL
• Bernau
• Kev
• Jay focus
• Wilko
• Highwayman
• Matt1.8z
• 8skellerns
• Rdk11l
• Marsh
• Stingo
• Dan_Ford_Owner

This is what happens when you cross Snatch and Star Wars… (strong, un-edited language)

The video - don’t say I don’t do anything for you…

For the first time in the Simpsons’ 19-year history - the intro is about to change.  Creator Matt Groening has given the famous credits their first ever makeover.

 It sees Homer and Marge now owning a large flat screen telly (which falls off their wall).  Lisa’s classmates play Nintendo DS games as she’s booted out of orchestra class.  And skateboarding Bart almost gets slashed by a machete-wielding Sideshow Bob.

The revamp marks the hit cartoon’s switch to HD format and will feature on all new episodes from now on.

Click to watch it now.

So - you go to a cruise in an empty car park, with only two of you to race around… what could go wrong?

Kind of!

The Seabreacher is a dolphin-inspired cross between a jetski and a submarine and is the latest millionaire plaything making a big splash.  It can glide on top or below water at high speed - and it has enough power to soar out of the water and fly through the air and perform stunts.

The two-man £30,000 craft has been designed to mimic the shape of a dolphin and self-rights whenever it splashes down.

The mini-submarine has a top speed of 45mph over the surface of the water and half that when it dives under.  The 15ft fibre-glass machine can stay under for long periods as it has a snorkel that supplies air to its 1,500cc, 215hp marine engine.

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Wow - if only all new phones came like this!

Nice looking phone; this IS on my hit list…

Joe

Jeff Dunham’s ventriloquist masterpiece…