Shopping spree results, at least the cheese part of it. Boursin with minced figs, pecans and walnuts, Snowdonia Black Bomber Cheddar, Strathdon Blue, Waterloo (Guernsey milk semi-soft cheese), Brune de Noix (rind washed in walnut liqueur) and the pot of goo is semi-liquid Gorgonzola. #Cheese
And, from 'Star Trek: Voyager' and 'Legend', the Hologram Doctor and Meg Mucklebones.
In a similar vein, here's Jack Starrett, tormenting John Rambo in 'First Blood' and spouting authentic frontier gibberish in 'Blazing Saddles'.
Tur-Cthulhu. You can do the eyes with egg whites and black olives.
Wasn't he standing next to the even more preposterous Rees-Mogg as the phoney toff's parliamentary career ate dirt? pbs.twimg.com/media/GRs2Ev...
Thanks to "The Rest is Science", I had a go at VocabOwl. Scored 98/100. #BlowingOwnTrumpet vocabowl-870366514258.us-west1.run.app
Still, probably better than all those crappy modern turntables you can easily ID (and avoid) by looking for the forward-pointing cueing handle, because they all use the same cheapo mechanism.
It's the blue bottle behind the bar that never gets opened. cdn.selection-prestige.de/media/catalo...
Unfair on the innocent nitwit Private Pike. Kenyon's more like this prim little Nazi sod from Das Boot.
Poland's points allocated by the women who inherited Ri Chun-hee's wardrobe. #Eurovision
The Riddle of Steel, taught to young Conan in this movie by the bad guy from the wonderfully dreadful movie vanity project Champagne and Bullets/Road to Revenge/Geteven.
Plus the 1994 animation 'Felidae'. Sex, violence, visions of hell and eugenics, all rendered in a kiddie-friendly toon aesthetic.
A grocery delivery just arrived. I thought I'd buy loose bay leaves and just re-use the jar that the old ones came in. Well, they were a little larger than the last batch...
That's a rank amateur shoulderpad game, compared to Zal Cleminson from back then, or Midori Tatematsu from right now.
Is it even a proper fish pie if the contents aren't eyeing you reproachfully?