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I certainly didn't think 'what's wrong with that'. Absolutely rank!Â
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Well, we can only hope. These lockdowns have destroyed many businesses and livelihoods, not to mention the impact on peoples mental health. It's encouraging that things could start to improve at least.Â
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Just on the last episode of 1996 now. Been watching from the first Nitro and I've enjoyed it on the whole. I never watched much of it at the time.Â
I've enjoyed the cruiserweight stuff (they were way ahead of the WWF in that regard).Â
Really like the nWo stuff, though it kind of got ruined by having way too many members and the likes of Big Bubba and Scott Norton hardly screams 'elite group'.Â
There seems to be a lot of random matches where two guys just get paired together with no story or build.Â
As I said, it's an enjoyable show for the most part. Looking forward to seeing what 1997 brings.Â
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Tandoori lamb chops look nice. Though curry wise I'm more of a Vindaloo/Phall man. Having said that, the last time I went to an Indian restaurant I had a Saag Massouri, which was medium and I found it very enjoyable.Â
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Wow! His constituents must be so proud.Â
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Former Bond girl Tanya Roberts has sadly passed away aged 65. I liked her in A View to a Kill, though it's not considered a great Bond film, I thought she brought a certain charm to the role.Â
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Superb series. Really enjoyed Kreeses back story and it looks like Terry Silver could well be making an appearance in season 4.Â
Always lovely to see Elisabeth Shue as well.Â
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Looks like my old mate Kunt didn't quite make it. Still a good effort mind. Hopefully he comes up with something else next yearÂ
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Hope everyone here has had a great day. Keep rocking and rolling 🤣. Looking forward to reading your output in 2021.
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2 hours ago, Carbomb said:
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Actor-wise, Leonardo DiCaprio. Used to think he was just a pretty-boy getting by on his looks, but saw Catch Me If You Can, and was intrigued enough to watch other films. Happy to admit I was wrong.
That's how I felt about DiCaprio. After I had the misfortune of seeing Titanic, which I found him bloody annoying in, I would refuse to watch any film with him in it for many years after. I found myself in a dilemma when I found out that he'd feature in one of the main roles in Django Unchained. I would always make a point of seeing Tarantino's films at the cinema. So I went along and thought DiCaprio was superb. I had to re-evaluate my opinion of him. I've since watched other films with him in and I now rate him very highly as an actor.Â
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For some reason I found Eraserhead very uncomfortable to watch to the point where I felt physically unwell.Â
In terms of films that greatly disturbed me due to the content and subject matter, I could never again watch The War Zone. Although well made and very well acted, it was just so unbelievably bleak and some of the scenes stuck with me for long time afterwards that i couldn't bring myself to revisit it.Â
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www.claudioluglishirts.com some cracking stuff here. Some of it is a bit pricey but you can can get some good deals as well.Â
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Actor Dieter Laser, best known for starring in two of the Human Centipede films has sadly passed away aged 78.
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Horror director Stuart Gordon has sadly passed away aged 72. Always enjoyed his films, especially Re-Animator and Castle Freak.Â
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6 minutes ago, Hannibal Scorch said:
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Earlier this year, Krispies Fish & Chips shop in Exmouth, Devon was crowned the best chippy in the UK. Â
Following the win, Tim Barnes, owner of Krispies, said: “What a journey this has been and what an incredible way to top it off by being crowned UK’s Fish & Chip Shop of the Year! We love the awards and we’d recommend anyone in the industry to enter.
The top 20 businesses included this year are as follows:
• Belmont Bay Fish Bar, Harrow, London
• Carron Fish Bar, Stonehaven, Grampian
• Dolphin Takeaway, Duncannon, Country Tyrone
• Fiddlers Elbow, Leintwardine, Herefordshire
• Fish ‘n’ Fritz, Weymouth, Dorset
• Fish and Chips @ Weston Grove, Chester, Cheshire
• French’s Fish Shop, Wells-next-the-Sea, Norfolk
• Hiks, Swansea, West Glamorgan
• Hook & Line, Leeds, West Yorkshire
• HOOKED@31, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire
• Low’s Traditional Fish & Chips, Aberdeen, Grampian
• Mike’s Traditional Fish & Chips, Eastleigh, Hampshire
• Rockfish, Brixham, Brixham, Devon
• Seafare Guildford, Guildford, Surrey
• Shap Chippy, Penrith, Cumbria
• The Bearded Sailor, Leeds, West Yorkshire
• The Chip Shed , Warwick, Warwickshire
• The Cod’s Scallops, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire
• The Frying Squad, Bangor, County Down
• Walnut Tree Traditional Fish and Chips, Milton Keynes, Hertfordshire
I've been to the one in Wells next the sea. Very nice it was to. I remember going to Southwold as a boy and the fish being very good there to.Â
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I noticed the Shameless titles on Prime the other week. I watched New York Ripper a couple of days ago as I'm a big Fulci fan. More an Argento style Giallo though very brutal in places and you still can't get an uncut copy in the UK. I've got Torso on my watch list so may give that a go tonight.Â
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Better than Eli Drake.
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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bC0oyllK2mo. My tribute to Kunt and the Gang if anyone's interested. NSFW (probably).
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Should definitely do a weekly Raw review featuring similar posts. That's made my day reading that.
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Ramsay Bolton was quality in that episode. The dinner table scene where he paraded Reek to Sansa was tense as fuck. Lord Bolton's talk of how Ramsay was conceived was very good also.
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Got it sorted now. Thanks guys.
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BlackBerry 10.
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Does anyone have a link for the remaining three episodes that they can PM me. I've been searching for them but not had much luck. Everytime I click on a link I'm asked to create a free account, which I'm slightly weary of. How safe are these sites. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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That's awesome.
All Things Horror Thread
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If anyone here is a Shudder subscriber then I would strongly recommend In Search of Darkness, a documentary on 80's Horror. At just over 4 hours, it covers a lot of ground. Dozens of films are covered, some well known, some not so much. Talking heads include John Carpenter, Stuart Gordon, Joe Dante and Larry Cohen.Â
Will be watching the Tom Savini documentary next.Â