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Elton: "We even have a bit of a love life"
Ursula: "Oh, let's not go into that...."

I mean, come on! We need to know how.

To this day i still have nightmares about the Ice Warriors. Anybody else psychologically scarred by Dr Who characters? I'm thinking about setting up a support group and possibly suing the BBC. Not a nightmare as such, but I keep thinking back to an early Tenant-era episode call Love & Monsters ...

If kids like it, then that's all that matters really. As I said, the only reason I ever watched it was because it was something I could watch with my kids when they were younger. I never actually watched it myself when I was a kid. The people banging on about Dr Who being ruined by woke do not watch...

The casting of Dr Who is important, but so is the writing. The Eccleston/Tennant/Smith era was fantastic. It managed to hit that television sweet spot, in that parents and kids could watch it together and each get something from it, while also offering something for the geeks. Each episode was well ...

I actually watched it and though the musical number was the best bit.

Blimey Sid. I see you're eager this morning.

You know what I mean. Iraq, saudi. Bless you believe that second part Genuinely not getting what is disputable in that. It is an armed conflict. It is taking place within a high-density populated area. And, in such situations, there is always going to be civilian collateral. Putting aside whether s...

And, as has been pointed out above, it's not indiscriminate. It's an intense urban armed conflict within high-density populated areas. Civilian causalities are unavoidable in such a scenario. You should present your evidence to the UN and the Yanks and tell them to wind their necks in then. ^Here's...

Be interesting to see some of the reactions on here if a country like Iran was indiscriminately killing people instead of Israel In an indirect way, Iran is. And, as has been pointed out above, it's not indiscriminate. It's an intense urban armed conflict within high-density populated areas. Civili...

Be interesting to see some of the reactions on here if a country like Iran was indiscriminately killing people instead of Israel In an indirect way, Iran is. And, as has been pointed out above, it's not indiscriminate. It's an intense urban armed conflict within high-density populated areas. Civili...

Dunners wrote: ↑Sun Oct 08, 2023 2:41 pm We've not found a solution so far. I reckon that if we all put in the effort, we should get there in another 25 pages or so.

This was from page 13. Okay, we may be 58 pages over my prediction (give or take), but I reckon we’re almost there this time.

Yeah, but there's absolutely no risk.

I saw something by that Owen Jones where he guaranteed it.

It's in the bag. Isn’t that what Napoleon said just before the battle of Waterloo ? Yeah, but this time it's different, because there's just no way Labour can f*ck this up and the Tories somehow sneak a surprise win. In fact, I reckon I may just liquidate my crypto holdings and lump it all on the n...

It's in the bag.

Susan Backlinie has died aged 77. She was the skinny dipper who got eaten at the start of Jaws. What a great film, Spielberg’s first foray into movies? It is like a Western transported to the ocean. Good on Capitalism vs Humanity. RIP Susan. He directed two films before that; the brilliant Duel and...

Susan Backlinie has died aged 77. She was the skinny dipper who got eaten at the start of Jaws.

Hoover Attack wrote: ↑Sun May 12, 2024 4:44 pm I don’t follow many far right influencers, do you know which ones did this?

It's probably just our Beradogs up to his old tricks.

BTW, personally, I think this year's controversy has added an extra layer of spice to the competition. I'd therfore like to see some of the other competitors do some war before next year's final.

Yeah, that's fair. But then you could also argue that the absence of jury votes for the Israeli song was suss too. It definitely wasn't the best song, but it was in the top 6.

As I said, autocracy vs democracy.

"Fae" is taking it well, I see.

The judges vs public vote is an allegory of autocracy vs democracy.

The ludicrous online reactions to Eurovision are a delight every year.

Dunners wrote: ↑Sat May 11, 2024 9:14 pm The UK entry is just electro-meh.

Zero points from the public. It wasn't terrible, but it had nothing great about it either.

LOL at the contrast between jury and public votes.

UK judges award 12 points to Portugal. WtF?