It's better than that, a solid enough 6.5/10 but clunky script wise in places, but does a good job, with a great cast, of explaining the impact of this sort of thing in an entertaining way
Interesting concept, good actors and the great Bob Zemekis at the helm... I'm in
I wish it was only after urinating that I'd seen my fellow man just walk straight out of the toilet, beyond disgusting.
Separation of church and state not mean anything?
One More Step by Hugo Kant & Kathrim DeBoer
Nowhere near as well made these days, if you can spare the cash solovair (sounds like sole of air) are where its at.
Ah, cool. I thought he'd died on it when it went down. Not that he's just died on it. Thanks for that. I'll bin my comment off
AP are 40 years out on the date of The Quest being sucked under the water, 1922 not 1962.
It's a fun enough performance I thought, but a pretty flat film for all the hype that's around it. Decent but like a 6/10
Jesus fuck, I'd put Threads out my mind! There was a cartoon I recall too, old couple, tried to hide in their bath from a nuclear strike? Was that a thing?
It was the 1970's and an Indian owned restaurant, I think they probably just bought the spices.
Barga is a beautiful wee town/village in Tuscany. Has a banging jazz festival too.
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Looking forward to this, always worried Netflix will shit can a show before it finishes its story
Blue in the title for Coltrane, noel fielding in the video for boost connection
Timing, I guess. As going to post as mighty boosh link, then Blue train was posted before I go to it, this still works though by title
Favourite beans
From a question earlier about your favourite local coffee. The Dark Lochnagar from Ballater roaster The Roaring Stagg is my go to and favourite flavour, pretty amazing value too Glen Lyon are from a bit further afield but makes a lovely cup too though, a not more premium in price
View from top of Slains Castle's ruins
The former home of The Earl of Erroll and inspiration (at least partially) for Bram Stoker
goodbye DeGea
Spanish keeper David de Gea confirms he is leaving Manchester United this summer after 12 years, saying "it's the right time to undertake a new challenge".
So long and thanks for all the saves