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I've got lasagna sheets that went out of date in 2014. I just can't ever be bothered making it.
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Three games in hand, get in! Let's see who were playing...
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Numberjacks is the closest thing to an SCP TV show that I've ever seen
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I've asked the whole family to buy me a decent BBQ, in the summer, when my new house is renovated. Ha ha jokes on them I'll be surprised to be in by autumn.
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It's my 40th coming up, and everyone keeps asking my wife what I want, and she keeps asking me, so I'm asking you: what nice kitchen gadgets and implements do you have in your kitchen that I could suggest as presents? E.g. I have a £40 garlic press that I was given by my dad. It's a ridiculous cost for a garlic press, but it is a brilliant garlic press and I actually use it, unlike many other things I get bought.
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Tim was giving me serious Ser Jorah Mormont vibes.
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The Green Knight - Dev Patel, Joel Edgerton
hungry joe replied to Doctor Shark's topic in Film, TV & Radio
Reminded me of Mandy a bit. Probably the chapter titles. -
Kiri and Lou. The songs are just beautiful.
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Kiri and Lou really is amazing, the Beautiful Flower song makes me well up with joy, and I've rewatched Yum Yum Baronies twice for my own entertainment.
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They probably don't mind if they kill it. Slack is apparently second fiddle to Teams, and owning Discord removes it as a competitor
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Is it wrong to feel bad for wanting remasters/remakes?
hungry joe replied to McCoy's topic in Discussion
> Imagine if Disney said that Toy Story (1995) was too old to bother putting on Disney+. Companies aren't trying to help the consumer, they are trying to extract cash from them https://www.vulture.com/2019/10/disney-is-quietly-placing-classic-fox-movies-into-its-vault.html > ... the company’s long-standing “Disney Vault” strategy of artificially creating excitement for a repertory title by keeping film prints out of theaters for years or decades, and periodically manufacturing a limited number of physical media copies (on VHS, then DVD, and eventually Blu-ray). Thankfully the community provides: -
I've just ripped through "There Is No Antimemetics Division", which is sort of like Xcom meets Memento. It's short and only a couple of quid and really recommend it.
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https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2020/dec/08/rugby-union-dark-news-dementia-presents-sport-with-reality-dared-not-face
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Anyone know where you can order SV ready food?
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Fizzy drinks that were not ruined by the sugar tax?
hungry joe replied to Gigga's topic in Food & Drink
Lilt always had 17g of sugar instead of 33g, maybe it's still good -
I'm hyped.
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Describe the game of your dreams as short as possible
hungry joe replied to Rayn's topic in Discussion
Populous 2 crossed with Townscaper -
That last episode was pretty weak compared to the rest of the series, ran through the motions of what was set up before, without any grand surprises. It felt like a stage play at times.
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Well that was a very good final season.
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Fanfic from https://archiveofourown.org/works/649448/chapters/1181375 You can download it and send it to your kindle. It's pretty fun, if you are familiar with both 40k and IMB! For a bit anyway, it's long and rambling.
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Looking through my kindle history, I've been reading: Childhoods End - surprisingly bleak for The Quantum Thief - high concept derring do, was fine The Three Body trilogy - the first one is a bit odd, but the second and third books were pretty mind blowing, persevere Old Mans War - awful cheese Fifth Head Of Cerberus - really enjoyed it, but would have liked more A Fire Upon The Deep - I was reading it hoping for lots of AI takes over universe stuff, got singing dog aliens instead, very interesting setting House Of Suns - really enjoyed it, helped fill an Iain M Banks shaped hole, as did Light (M John Harrison) Re-read of various Iain M Banks, Atwood, Reynolds Read but felt were a bit basic: Wool, Girl With All The Gifts Had to give up on: Warhammer Meets The Culture (I managed a good 400 pages or so) Pandoras Star - too cheesy Some Charles Stross - too silly Right now about to tackle D-Spine, Cam WInstanley of AMiga Power's first (?) novel. It seems to be about a world where motorbikes are made of meat.
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Reading about Last and First Men reminds me of "Man After Man":