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And no doubt the voting will go very much in Ukraine's favour. I don't really care that much about the show as it went to fuckery and beyond when the political voting started.
(, Tue 10 May 2022, 1:25, Reply)
that's just what they want in Ukraine, to host next year's Eurovision.
(, Tue 10 May 2022, 9:37, Reply)
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rather they should have let them take part. The embarrassment and shame of 'Nul points' is a far clearer signal of European revulsion (or Eurovulsion)...we should know.
(, Tue 10 May 2022, 12:31, Reply)
Went to see them in London, they play a fair bit of cheesy popular crap but when they play something like this it gives me the tingles.
Hmm, fancy a brown bread butty for some reason
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 13:31, Reply)
I notice it has no aerodynamics and no hope of surviving if you happen to shred the rotors in one corner (through collision or birdstrike or mechanical faults or whatever).
When a helicopter's main rotor fails or runs out of fuel it will let you land fairly safely. When one of this thing's 8 motors fails, or when there's a power failure, or you just fly for 10 seconds too long and run out of juice, you DIE.
Stick a couple of winglets on it or something. Anything to let someone plunging to their certain death convert some of that vertical momentum to horizontal.
Also I'm noticing a severe lack of jets on this thing called a Jetson.
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Still, it makes me wonder if the equivalent of regenerative braking would be any use in an emergency, sort of like when helicopters autorotate.
(, Wed 11 May 2022, 6:40, Reply)
with a couple of airbags. If it doesn't work, it could be a handy bag for collecting the debris.
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 17:25, Reply)
is that, aerodynamically speaking, they never transition into forward flight, merely hover-taxi around at low speeds that would be no good for most use cases.
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 22:45, Reply)
I can honestly say that this was the first time I was impressed by something Ben Stiller did (don't worry, he's not actually in it).
It seems fairly hard in sci-fi terms, and it's quite engaging. It's not very often that I see a concept in film or TV that I haven't already read about in some yellowed old book.
Ed: it loses points for not wrapping up in one series.
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 6:51, Reply)
Homecoming is also rather good.
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 7:22, Reply)
This is the second recommendation I've heard for this. Shame it's on Apple TV so I can't see it.
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 9:33, Reply)
In my experience, Apple are the only ones to put out decent quality 4K stuff.
(, Tue 10 May 2022, 0:46, Reply)
lots of existential feelings. Can't wait for the second season.
(, Tue 10 May 2022, 10:58, Reply)
I was looking for a decent clip from Minder to celebrate his life and instead stumbled on this incredible (!) performance from TOTP.
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 22:00, Reply)
"What Are We Going to Get for Her Indoors?"
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 22:35, Reply)
bought a car on the weekend and I was just thinking the dealer reminded me of arthur daley.
I imagine the testimonials will be somewhat muted for waterman in these metoo times given his admission a few years ago of clocking 'er indoors number 3 of 4
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 23:05, Reply)
his assistant somewhat broke the illusion, being an old balding fat greek who looked like hosing down the tarmac was giving him an asthma attack
(, Mon 9 May 2022, 22:21, Reply)
lollipops charity record
Scars of Dracula is worth a watch, not sure if it was his only horror flick or not
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 23:28, Reply)
Tune in next week for another episode where Toyah will use old lucozade bottle wrappers to cover her tits.
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 19:10, Reply)
Not sure what the Pedobear/Mario Bros theme is in reference to.
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 14:29, Reply)
GC but posted again for all the new hipster B3ta fans
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 9:53, Reply)
My local stream hosts a duck race on Easter Monday, and it wasn't until I saw someone had entered an empty bottle of Toilet Duck that it dawned on me: stone me it looks like a duck!
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 8:36, Reply)
I can't remember yesterday
I just remember doing what they told me
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 20:38, Reply)
First in an ongoing series of adventures scripted by and for pre-schoolers and/or morons. The first episode was commissioned and scripted by my niece aged 3, and she names everything Fred at the moment, so...
Special Effects by Ray Harryhausen/ILM etc.
(, Sat 7 May 2022, 9:40, Reply)
Nice try. This is actually the work of Edvard Gustavsson a Norwegian experimental filmmaker and follower of Bunuel. It's a film about death of course. See how the gate is ajar for Fred - our everyman - ushering him into a transcendence of the world of concrete and weeds. He enters a liminal space before meeting the great seahorse, or God. Note the shoe around Fred's neck, symbolising man's mortal path which, for Fred, now is over. On some level, it's having a conversation with the Divine Comedy, and Part 2 will no doubt follow Paradiso lines.
(, Sat 7 May 2022, 10:47, Reply)
Depends if Dante encountered any more inflatable animals or went to the city to visit his cousin Ralph.
(, Sun 8 May 2022, 6:38, Reply)
Are we sure that walruses aren't related to slugs?
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