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On bonfire day this year, 41 years (roughly) after being launched, a man-made spacecraft travelling at 34,000 mph left the heliopause, the horizon of the Sun's magnetic field. Voyager 2 is now 11 billion miles from where it was conceived of, made and launched and continues to send information home to us. Along with Voyager 1, which is slightly ahead of it but can't communicate with us any more, it will orbit the centre of our galaxy for billions of years. Despite travelling at 34,000mph (around 9.5 miles a second), it won't come near another star for 40,000 years. Beautiful.

And don't forget the British Museum!

Calm down, dear. Jeremy won't be doing anything.

It's just a thought but you can get a relatively low-mileage example for a pretty attractive price nowadays. Lousy MPG and high-servicing costs, although recommended service interval is 2 years or 12,500 miles so it's not too bad. Most resources online, albeit largely anecdotal, suggest they are pretty reliable. I do believe it's the best looking car around (ignoring some of the genuine "super" cars), even though it's now over 10 years old. It also sounds amazing and is relatively practical with 2 proper rear seats and some boot space in the coupe.

5Live reporting tomorrow's vote has been pulled.

Haha. Spot on, really.

I'm fairness, I thought he was offering some supportive words to Valery. One thing I will say for Austin is that he does seem to have more bottle than a lot of our guys.

Bear in mind, we might want to close some sections in the Championship.

Cosimo Sarli.

I don't want to slag players off but the main reason, in a tactical sense, for lack of penetration yesterday was Austin. He can't run channels and he can't hold the ball up. He's useful to have on the bench but really shouldn't be starting. One of the first things Gabbiadini did when he came on was to make a run down the right channel, force the Cardiff defence to turn and win us possession high up the pitch. Yesterday's 41221 system always had a sense of "safety first" about it, which was understandable considering the lack of time the new manager has had. I thought there were some interesting signs there though and I think we will be OK as an attacking force once he gets a better understanding of what the individuals can and can't do. His biggest challenge is to find a decent centre back pairing amongst the crud we've accumulated. That will determine whether we stay up or not.

Eh? Bednarek was pretty solid and didn't really make any mistakes. He also had to cover Valery getting beaten repeatedly in the first half. Basically, what Bexy said above.

Nah, it's about 40k. Only 40k.

46 isn't it?

https://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?60290-5-wins-in-last-38-league-matches/page3#.XAxnsJmnw0M

Think that's 5 in 46.

What about Long?

Farting a lot of speak.

All Spurs fans are insufferable ****s so don't worry about it.

Or if you Dec a man who's too drunk. Bit paternalistic there, bro.

I won't be pleased unless one of them dies.

Is he related to Paul?

What do you think this particular graphic shows? I think the one further down the report is more interesting / relevant.

Who's Phil Merson?

It will indeed! We've got enough in midfield and attack to stay up. We scored more goals than Burnley did last season and they finished 7th FFS. We just need to find a few clean sheets.

Anyone ever had one?