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Although I'm debating disassembling and storing lots of my Lego and associated brick products to free up shelf space I love W&G and will probably get that.

Iain Tyrrell drives the XJ13, magnificent shot of the throttle linkages at work.

The end of Oak Street quite good fun, certainly superior to the last half dozen Jurassic Parks. Very B movie/VHS aesthetic, ending is a bit by commitee but Anne Hathaway gets all the passes from me.

Good luck, have fun, don't die Groundhog day meets the Matrix with a lot of weird. I liked it ...

And with a dab of oppo, he was gone.

Very cool , I was right into Hillclimbing my MR2 years ago and it was a lot of fun, but frustratingly little track time for an entire day. Similar to the UK, lots of Aus hillclimbs are still run on unsanitised old tracks that will bite very hard.

Looks generic,

At least 650 and 720 had distinctive styling.

Saw Odyssey at the IMAX in Birmingham (alas, not the proper IMAX). Despite it being *deafeningly* loud, thought it was otherwise great. Chugged along at a great pace despite the 3 hour runtime. Recommended.

Also saw Spiderman , which I thought was fantastic. Highly recommended.

Tom Holland ...

PBS spacetime YouTube did a good bit on the "Great Filter" not that long ago. Not many are as grim as the Dark Forest hypothesis though.

I wouldn't be surprised if you dug deep enough into Mars you'd find life, it'll find a way as they say.

But as for the search for intelligence, not sure where ...

Fantastic choice and what an cool colour

Sorry about the noise

2nd new series James S Corey "Faith of beasts" was better than the first but still a long way behind The Expanse.

Children of Ruin by Adrian Tchaikovsky had some great moments but was so slow getting there.

Now reading early Neal Asher "Brass Man" which is pretty trash tbh.

Harry's Countach latest really shows off the shoddy build quality to go with the spectacular style.

Cool anecdote that Horacio may have personally laid up the engine cover for Harry's car.

That looks really cool, I miss my old Eagle crest castle. Always liked them more than Lion crest, although I was a spoiled kid and had both.

Those rebrickable instruction costs I've always balked at.

Buy one now before the predicted 10-20% price rise over the next 12 months! :cry:


I was looking forward to the Steam Machine but still huffing bulk copium that the Steam frame will be a justifiable price...

Everything crossed my nine* year old rigg holds together a few more years ...

Buy one now before the predicted 10-20% price rise over the next 12 months! :cry:


I was looking forward to the Steam Machine but still huffing bulk copium that the Steam frame will be a justifiable price...

Everything crossed my nine* year old rigg holds together a few more years.

*Although ...

That is pretty spectacular. Definitely could see myself enjoying that when I've time, and money, and time, and a new GPU.

I was excited to find Targa Florio circuit has been ported into Beamng but it hasn't had any extra polish in the process as far as I could tell.

RIP

Goodies is iconic.

I unearthed my DVDs the other week, shall have to give them a spin.

My god BBC glazing Norris after being gifted the win is obnoxious.

The Odyssey well cast, well acted, well filmed, quite enjoyable.
I'll have to go read the book
One or two dodgy special effects that were minor nitpicks.
But for Anne Hathaway I forgive all.

RIP

Hunt for the Wilder people is another great one.

Back onto Event Horizon I watched a YouTube video a while ago that there was an even more extreme horror cut planned and partially shot but got squished by Hollywood. The original had more than enough gore for me.

Aeropress makes great coffee, had mine since 2012 and replaced the rubber piece once. Was my twice daily caffeine supply for years before work got an espresso machine but if I feel like a Long black (Americano?) I'd still use the press. Have also taken it camping.