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[NickFitz]

Just popped over to Sainsbury's Local. The young lady on the checkout was much less chipper than usual, telling me the total price in the hushed tones of a verger soliciting donations at the entrance to a cathedral. I diagnose a fairly profound hangover

[NickFitz]

I find myself in the unusual position of telling people that a pic that's all over Twitter is not, in fact, Photoshopped

[NickFitz]

Just had a nice fry-up

Switching back into having-a-little-rest mode

[mudskipper]

Just had shower and got dressed. I think that counts as today's achievement.

[SimonMac]

I find myself in the unusual position of telling people that a pic that's all over Twitter is not, in fact, Photoshopped

Do these people not know how social media works, there is no place for fact and intelligent debate

[zeitghost]

The next dvd (also region 1) is "The Thief of Time", also a Jim Chee mystery, but with a different actor, Adam Beach, to the original, Lou Diamond Phillips.

Duly watched.

Oddly, a Granada/Carlton production for PBS, with WGBH Boston having a finger in there somewhere.

The different Jim Chee was much the same as the previous one.

And Lt. Longhorn made a much improved addition to the cast.

They even managed to get Captain Largo into it.

[zeitghost]

Gosh.

The Archers version of "Calendar Girls" is about to begin.

The pictures are much better on the wireless.

That Elizabeth Archer, wot's she like, the tart?

[NickFitz]

Just had shower and got dressed. I think that counts as today's achievement.

W00T!

I've decided I can't be bothered to go to the pub tonight. I don't think that counts as an achievement, though

[NickFitz]

Gosh.

The Archers version of "Calendar Girls" is about to begin.

The pictures are much better on the wireless.

That Elizabeth Archer, wot's she like, the tart?

I don't know what Ambridge is coming to. I remember the terrible fuss (which was probably just the newspapers, not any real listeners) over them broadcasting the sound of Shula Archer kissing some bloke back in the 1970s

[NickFitz]

From the British Medical Journal: A series of unfortunate events? Morbidity and mortality in a Borsetshire village | The BMJ

"Those who do not perish in a hideous accident have a good chance of living for a long time."