In August 1972, with the Concert for Bangladesh documentary film having finally been released worldwide, Harrison set off alone for a driving holiday in Europe, during which he chanted the Hare Krishna mantra nonstop for a whole day, he later claimed.
Seymour peeled off a driving maul to dive over for Sale's response, but Hodgson teed up another two penalties before the Sharks invited more pressure on themselves by conceding possession.
Given that gas guzzlers have become passé, and that the newsmakers these days are the smallest cars, a potential new girlfriend or boyfriend will probably not blow you off for driving an entry-level Chevy.
From the age of five or six, I used to imitate the sound of car wheels screeching – sometimes too effectively: Mum was always telling Dad off for driving too fast, and on occasion she would do this when he was driving at a reasonable speed, because of me.
That state of affairs was threatened when Ma'afu was sent off for driving into Bradley Davies's legs when the second row was still in the air at a lineout.
"I know I done wrong," she told me, about her practice of driving without a license to pay off fines for driving without a license.
Brian Sharkey taught on and off for six years before retraining as a driving instructor about four years ago.
A few weeks later, my son and I were driving off for a "first date" with another mom and her two girls.
I love opera, and I'm always up for an adventure in foreign parts, so off I went, driving for an hour and a half from my home in Harrisburg.
Better yet -- when your friends want to take a road trip, you will be off the hook for driving.
