Sorry SB, looks like James already has a love interest.
That's Maddy, his co driver from the Majorca Rally episode.
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 On a scale from one to one... I think she'd probably get one... 
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Yeah, she's quite easy on the eye.
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 Sorry, my mistake. His actual love interest is a woman called Sarah Frater. Still no room for some SB action in his life though.
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 SB into May into Frater...of course there's room.
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Ah, a small train. Perfect 
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 Ah, a small train. Perfect
A shunter.
Strange if fully grown men wear shirts with some footballers name on who is young enough to be their son,are classed as ok and real men,yet when i mention James May,all sorts of sexual inuendo appears, Perhaps youre all jealous of a rich ,famous,talented and clever as well as a good talker,and appeared on well made programes,such as Toy stories etc as does James May.then you could have a laugh. James May is a role model for future generations of engineers and other manual trades.
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Strange if fully grown men wear shirts with some footballers name on who is young enough to be their son,are classed as ok and real men,
Not in my book they are not. Anyone wearing a football shirt is immediately branded a cock.
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SB dreams of stroking his fingers through May's hair as they loving talk about the 110class steam trains billet wrought Iron coal tender.
There appears to be no class 110 steam loco,just a class 110 DMU, now only surviving on preserved lines.
Diesel trains dont have a coal tender,as they run on Diesel fuel,with the tanks below the floor. At least james May has hair, unlike yourself,who when somebody told you Go and F... yourself you tried and almost succeeded, pity the lubricant you used resulted in your hair loss. Wrought iron is very brittle so its unlikely to have been used in train manufacture,more likely Cast iron or steel.
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 Wrought iron isn't brittle at all. And TG gets more like Last of the Summer Wine with every episode.
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Cast Iron is brittle as fuck, I've dropped enough Le Creusets to know 
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Wrought iron is very brittle so its unlikely to have been used in train manufacture,more likely Cast iron or steel.
And you still think that it's Mrs T's fault that our industry is fucked! You need to look a bit closer to home.
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 James May is a role model for future generations of engineers and other manual trades. Yeah, fuck all of that & get a job on the telly. 
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 I liked the first James May toy program ( Ieven saw th airfix spitfire at Cosford at the weekend...) but since then I been less interested, didn't even finish watching the last one about scaletrix.
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