
Can the WRC stand any more madness?
While David Evans was watching Madness play on the roof of Buckingham Palace, he was keeping one eye on the madness currently perforating the WRC
Just when we thought the whole thing couldn't get any more insane, a man walked past with a fish on his head. This was followed by a banana sitting down to a tea party shared by other former residents of the fruit bowl. At a slightly safer distance, a lager-fuelled gorilla was forward-rolling his way through the mud.
Madness. They call it madness.
And it was very much in evidence for the past few days in London.
My family and I had a fairly odd few days earlier this week. We joined a few people at the side of a river, stood for hours in the pouring rain and watched some boats go past. Then, having just recovered from the metropolitan equivalent of trench foot, we joined the queue to stand at the junction of the A4 and the A3212 in SW1. A queue that appeared to start somewhere just north of the white cliffs of Dover.
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