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[DaveB]

+5 kids and 1 german shepherd

Never mind the vets bills, what about the bloody food bill!

[SimonMac]

Yep!

[NickFitz]

Chicken is smelling really nice now, but I must resist temptation and give it another hour or so

[DoctorStrangelove]

After yesterday's appalling pile of tulipe, namely "Sherlock", this evening's epic is "The Battle of Britain (1969)" which is replete with British and Canadian and Irish actors playing Brits rather than a bunch of septics pretending to be Victorian English Gentlemen with very little success, much as might be expected from colonials.

Battle of Britain (1969) - IMDb

Interesting piece of casting having one of Archie McIndoe's Guinea pig Club in it in one scene.

To whit, this gentleman:

Bill Foxley - Wikipedia

In April 2017, it was announced that Ridley Scott would be directing a new version of this movie for Twentieth Century Fox, with Matthew Orton performing screenwriting duties.

Well the critics didn't like it in 1969, but I thought it was ok.

Miles better than that tulipe from yesterday.

TFBSZ

[NickFitz]

Chicken is smelling really nice now, but I must resist temptation and give it another hour or so

It turned out exceptionally nice, along with chips and peas

[NickFitz]

Tonight's classic Sunday night black-and-white British World War Twotertainment was The Colditz Story (1955), which I haven't seen in many a year. Good stuff, although it's a shame it didn't cover enough of the war to get to the bit where they built a fully functional two seat glider behind a false wall in the attic

Goodnight all

[WTFH]

Morning all nice morning to be heading to Weegieland. Too early though.

[WTFH]

For all you Strictly fans, Anton DuBek is on his way to Glasgow, and looks like he had a big night last night

[WTFH]

For all you Strictly fans, Anton DuBek is on his way to Glasgow, and looks like he had a big night last night

Oh, and one of the old England rugby team might be Tindall

[covbob]

Morning all

Grey, dreary, a bit drizzly.

CovKid I successfully deposited at nursery. Mechanic on his way to pick up the cat-less car.

On the tram back from nursery some feckwhit in an SUV tried pulling out in front of the tram. He must have forgotten that trams can't swerve. Luckily just grazes to the front of his car but it held us up for a bit. What was surprising (though it needn't have been) was the complete lack of common sense or incentive shown by the other drivers when faced by a stationary tram with hazards on. Despite ample room to pass it was easier to sit there using the horn, or attempt to squeeze out of a side street using the pavement than turn around and go 100 yds to the next way out... I despair.