PGJ
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One for all and all for one, It's a pretty story. Sharing everything with fun, That's the way to be. Hi, I'm Paul. Pleased to meet you.
I mean, Bellingham is alright....but he's not good enough to be the face of Shredded Wheat is he? Goodbye then to Kevin Keegan (1951-2026), THE football hero when I was growing up. A real life Roy Race. Legend
My Dad took me to see 'Raise The Titanic' when I was about ten. Even the time I inadvertently found myself locked in a bathroom for four hours was better than that.
Just been at my boy’s sports day. A traditional Dad's race at the end. I didn't come last and I didn't fall over. That's a win in my book.
Forget sharing the last picture you saved, I want to see the very first picture on your phone. Scroll back until your fingers bleed.
Spent the last few months getting to grips with PKM note-taking software and watching countless YouTube videos about "second brains" and linked thinking.🤔 My kids just roll up their sleeves and get on with it instinctively.😃
Taking the first opportunity to sit out in the early evening sun and read a book. Isn't nature lovely. Then see a sparrowhawk violently capture and kill a blackbird. Isn't nature a bastard. Anyway, picture of the murderer attached. Still on the loose. Approach with caution.
Lol. For all the mums looking forward to a nice afternoon break, putting their feet up and settling down to watch...
’Cabaret' is one of the few big films from the 70s that I haven't seen. It shows up all the time on the BBC but every time it does, something happens that prevents me from watching it. So it is tonight. I'm drowsy from hayfever tablets and so it's early to bed for me Ah well, maybe next time....
Amazing. Lost Georges Méliès film, re-discovered and beautifully preservered. Prescient of the dangers of AI from more than a century ago.
Jason Statham's new film 'Shelter' is the absolute mean average of Jason Statham movies. Entirely generic and formulaic. That's not a criticism. It was totally the movie I needed at the end of a shitty day/week/month.
#IsmuasMonthOfMusic #MusicChallenge Day 29: A song that sounds best loud 'Plainsong' - The Cure It even tells you to turn it up on the sleeve notes.
'Metropolis' (1927) imagines the year 2026. This title card is from the Giorgio Moroder revamp of 1984.
The last of the visitors has gone. The kids have been palmed off to granny. My wife is at work. Yep, it's time for 'Clash Of The Titans'.
This dude lives on the Christmas tree and gets up to mischief every night. The naughtier he gets the more the kids love him. Last night they pushed their luck and asked it to do something so cheeky it would affect the whole house. So he switched off the internet for the whole day. It's been bliss.
Ask an AI to design a Christmas card and it won't come up with a penguin playing football whilst holding a hand grenade. AI is shit. Kids are great.
Quickly showing the kids how to make a book out of a single sheet of paper. Posting it here in case there's any copyright infringement cases to settle later.
Well done Amazon, you've really excelled yourself this year. Leaving two electrical items outside in the constant rain *behind* the empty bin I'd left out on purpose to avoid all this was your masterpiece. There's a reason I only use you once a year when I absolutely have to. You bastards.
Yes, but what this stat doesn't tell you is that this was 23 times on the same bloody car journey.
Guess which idiot left his work shoes outside in the rain all night. Guess who has to leave for work 30mins early to avoid roadworks. Done with this trick or treat bullshit already. Anyway, Happy Friday the Halloweenth everyone 🎃