Meet the team. ... part 5

Paul Hyde’s ‘Head and Shoulders’ shot (right) ... Inclined to take things literally. Interests? Stalking All The Gear-No Idea (apparently!). Known to occasionally goad TT forum members into pages and pages and pages of non-sensical meaningless rantings and ravings. Certainly good entertainment for those not involved or incriminated in any way. :-)
In a word ... bonkers • adjective informal mad; crazy.
- ORIGIN of unknown origin.

Ian Cammish (right) ... Practically perfect in every way! You really couldn’t wish to meet a nicer chap. In a word ...
Marvellous • adjective 1 causing great wonder; extraordinary. 2 extremely good or pleasing.
- DERIVATIVES marvellously adverb.

Gavin ‘Goodman’ Hinxman (left) ... can’t let go from the days of Barum G2s, Lyotard platforms and Wolber Profils. Often spotted riding his work of ‘Art de Velocipede’ in Planet X’s Old Skool series ... in fact runner-up to the great ‘Power’ Parkinson in the overall standings. Vows to return next season to take top spot. Single handedly keeps Ebay in business with his acquisitions of Old Skool paraphernalia.
In a word ... good (man!) ...good   • adjective (better, best) 1 to be desired or approved of. 2 having the required qualities; of a high standard. 3 morally right; virtuous. 4 well behaved. 5 enjoyable or satisfying. 6 appropriate. 7 (good for) beneficial to. 8 thorough. 9 at least.
  • noun 1 that which is morally right or beneficial. 2 (goods) merchandise or possessions. 3 (goods) Brit.freight.
  - PHRASES as good as & em; & em; very nearly & em; & em;. be & em; & em; to the good have a specified net profit or advantage. come up with (or deliver) the goods informal do what is expected or required. do good 1 act virtuously, especially by helping others. 2 be helpful or beneficial. for good forever. the Good Book the Bible. good for (or on) you! well done! the Good Shepherd a name for Jesus. a good wordwords in recommendation or defence of a person.
  - ORIGIN Old English.