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this evening I watched Mr Butler in the latest "< insert word here >has Fallen" series (Angel) which had big guns and bombs, it was quite fun.
Dinner was pork stew so petty good. Washed down with speckled hen.
Now watching Mr Wahlberg in Patriots day which so far is pretty good.Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by LondonManc View PostLM Jr has "made" the evening meal. Curly fries and chicken nuggets with all the presentational sense of a road accident. Ramsay's reaction would have been:
Always forgive your enemies; nothing annoys them so much.Comment
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Originally posted by vetran View Postthis evening I watched Mr Butler in the latest "< insert word here >has Fallen" series (Angel) which had big guns and bombs, it was quite fun.
Dinner was pork stew so petty good. Washed down with speckled hen.
Now watching Mr Wahlberg in Patriots day which so far is pretty good.Comment
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First on the box tonight, aside from the last chunk of Hospital whilst dining, was a veritable blast from the past: S1E1 of Dad’s Army, The Man and the Hour in glorious B&W from 1968
And after that, S1E3 (the S1 being a bit redundant as it’s a one-off miniseries) of The Night Of, A Dark Crate (TV Episode 2016). Tensions build, and we have the first appearance of Michael Kenneth Williams, aka Omar from The Wire
The moon’s still doing its thing; very high up now
Goodnight allComment
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Originally posted by BR14 View Postmidsomer murders <again>
death by biscuit tin
in copenhagen, no less.
biscuits made in 'badger's drift'
sounds like some of that tepid pish the english love so much.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI could try for that! How many tins of biscuits do I need to eat? What a way to go!
the tin was empty, so no biscuits consumed, sorry.Comment
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Major cat fight here. When I say Major, I mean in more ways than one. Major is our ginger cat - just attacked Marshall the black cat. Alot of fur round now.
I eventually grabbed Major while the two were rolling around. I thought I would get the hell scratched out of me - luckily he went placid.
Marshall's knee seems okay. We are considering options now.
Feliway is one thing. £30. For a month. I hope overtime is available....Comment
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