test please delete

[NickFitz]

In the Chinese

And very nice it was

There was another walk-in customer there. Don't see that very often

[NickFitz]

Nah, the 31st March came from an email from human remains and the pension, the actual contract arrived today with the revised date, much to my joy.

Bugger

Any outstanding annual leave to fill the gap if your back's OK?

[NickFitz]

Ours are on holiday.

Vets rented a chilled storage unit short term?

[BR14]

And very nice it was

There was another walk-in customer there. Don't see that very often

a Wok in customer??

[NickFitz]

Just ran the text of Three Men in a Boat through Amazon AWS's Recognition machine learning thing.

Comprehend, not Rekognition

Rekognition does images, Comprehend does text.

[NickFitz]

a Wok in customer??

[BR14]

Bugger

Any outstanding annual leave to fill the gap if your back's OK?

his back is NOT ok.
he has serious problems with pain in his lower back.
showering is difficult <well, this Is wales>
dressing, cooking, etc etc is Very difficult.
etc. etc.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Current epic (mostly because there's 3 fecking copies of it) is "Derailed(2005)" with Cilve Owen and Jennifer Aniston.

Derailed (2005) - IMDb

I had to get drunk to make the first one go faster, feck nose what I'll have to do to get through this turgid crap.

Well there was one wonderful scene in it.

The rest of it is crap.

Make that 2 scenes.

FF was a real help on this one.

It would have been much better with Liam Neeson.

I don't watch this crap to see Mr Average, though Mr Average did display some good gun handling.

I think I didn't enjoy that much.

[NickFitz]

Tonight: A MIGHTY APE! Yes, it was time for Kong: Skull Island (2017), and we're talking about the finest, mightiest ape you've ever seen! Also Samuel L. Jackson adopting an anti-ape position, which is a shame and sadly misguided on his part. But KONG himself is awesome, and it's a cracking film if you like mighty apes, which of course you do

That's hard to follow, but I found something: Bedazzled (1967), starring Peter Cooke as the Devil and Dudley Moore as a hapless loser who sells his soul but finds himself getting cheated on his seven wishes. I suspect the last time I saw this was in the 1970s, unless it was on TV in the 1980s. Anyway, it's great, although it's showing its age a bit. But I did like Avarice's line complaining about how much the Devil had spent on rides at the funfair: "That's three pounds seven and four, not counting Gluttony's sweets!"

And then some more of The West Wing got out of the way.

Goodnight all

[WTFH]

Morning all sunny day in Cardiff