Wow there were fat people on TV in the US in the 1980s. Watching Murder She Wrote....
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And in the 1970s. Remember Frank Cannon, the overweight detective? A Quinn Martin Production, as I recallOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostWow there were fat people on TV in the US in the 1980s. Watching Murder She Wrote....
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Shepherds Pie for tea
May actually have been Cottage Pie, depending on how much of a stickler one is
It was the last bit of the big one I made a couple of months ago. I'll have to make another soon as it was dead nice, but I reckon there's a few small improvements I could make
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I'm not that old!!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd in the 1970s. Remember Frank Cannon, the overweight detective? A Quinn Martin Production, as I recall
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Getting close to the end of Forbrydelsen III now. And after that, I watched the first episode of Homeland season number the-one-that's-just-finished.
Goodnight all
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He who I thought had died at the end of the last season proved to be somewhat undead at the start of this.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI watched the first episode of Homeland season number the-one-that's-just-finished.
Goodnight all

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Had to chase a tree rat off the peanut feeder this morning.
Things you see when out without a gun.
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The Super Monkey Car has been dropped off for its MOT. It ran rather rough on first starting up, but improved over the mile or so of the journey there. It needs a good run around to blow the cobwebs out, I reckon
The boss had told me he gets there around quarter to eight. Not today he didn't, though I did, so I had to wait ten minutes for him to arrive
Now, we wait
Oh, and the coffee's brewing. Trying to decide what to do for breakfast; a walk back up to Greggs (which I walked past a few minutes ago, fool that I am) for a breakfast baguette is a definite possibility. Or I could just pop over the road to the cob shop
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