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[BR14]

Dont forget its trundle day today

not here in civilized sarf herts.
trundle day is Sunday.
as is right and proper.

[ladymuck]

Dont forget its trundle day today

I have my bins prepped. They will be put out later.

[LondonManc]

Apart from some more of the Horizon about Corby whilst dining, tonight’s viewing was Quantum of Solace (2008). It’s not quite as good as Casino Royale; the story doesn’t seem to hang together quite as well, I thought, perhaps because it’s one of those that seems to jump about all over the place. But it’s still a lot better than some of them

Goodnight all

Yeah, Strawberry Fields is a saving grace and not in it enough. It (QoS) also feels very much like a connecting movie in a trilogy whereas Casino Royale, barring the last scene, could very much have been a stand alone film.

[Zigenare]

Morning all!

Daily Report
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Location - WFH

Weather - Bright and Sunny

Parish Notes - Back to work after a few days off. Nothing really to report other than those bastards in IT support have removed GIT from my laptop, again! So I've reinstalled it, again!!!

Have a good day all, keep your dick in a vice!

[DoctorStrangelove]

He was ratty with Piers on GMB also

Let's face it, ripping out Piers throat would be perfectly acceptable and Justifiable Homicide for Public Protection.

Just found this:

BBC Two England - 4 February 1973 - BBC Genome

BBC2 schedule for Sunday February 4th 1972.

Quiet wasn't it.

What is this "Closedown" of which they speak?

I can't remember the last time I watched a Bond movie in the cinema.

Probably it was a Timothy Dalton one.

Whenever that was.

[xoggoth]

Dont forget its trundle day today

Forgot to put bin out for 2nd week running. Good job they don't have a lot in em now I'm living alone.

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

Sunny out, and at 14°C already it’s on track to reach a possible 20° this afternoon

[WTFH]

Morning all glorious out.
Took the loaf of bread out of the oven earlier. It looks good.

[WTFH]

Monday:


Today:

[NickFitz]

Just found this:
BBC Two England - 4 February 1973 - BBC Genome

BBC2 schedule for Sunday February 4th 1972.

Quiet wasn't it.

What is this "Closedown" of which they speak?

The following day was a momentous one on BBC1, for it saw the first ever broadcast of The Wombles: BBC One London - 5 February 1973 - BBC Genome

Later in the year the Three-Day Week started and TV had to shut down at 22:30, but that isn’t reflected in the Radio Times listings, which would have already been printed when the measures were introduced on 17 December 1973, until 5 January 1974