I pine for the old days when we used the term “released” instead of “dropped”

I read a report on a recent avalanche and it reckoned that 5% of the fall was human faecal matter.

Sonic’s Anal Orgy

You mean Dowd missed the point??? That never happens.

In fairness the veggie burgers did look highly unappetizing so breaking them apart with a fork and declaring them “good” was better than putting them in their mouths.

Yet...

I look forward to the same reviewer, in 2 or 3 years time, writing an article on whether we (not he) has been too hard on Sean Penn and how these books could be the greatest literature written in the 21st century. After all, that’s how these “news cycles” seem to go these days.

Don’t people know to take out the power source if not using tech for a long time?

My favourite would be Cuinneog Butter. But Abernathy and Glenilen are also very good.

We’re not.

Delia Smith’s Complete Cookery Course. 100s of recipes covering all the bases, as well as talking about the various techniques required. It won’t blow any accomplished cook away and some of the recipes are a little simplistic but I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn how to cook.

No, they’re biscuits. I think what you are thinking of are savoury scones.

I loved the series, but please, stop doing hand-to-hand combat scenes with puppets...

For what it’s worth, it’s Sourdough September.

I’m going to go out on a limb and say that it’s not BW. BW does feature on the cover (in the background) but the character on the front will probably turn out to be a protege/clone/fangirl.

Thor. King. Hella.

Exactly this- Would love to see a brief catchup rather than a whole series. Same with Malcolm In The Middle. Plus these things are easier to setup because the actors don’t really have to suspend/cancel their other projects.

I’m stuck between whether duck fat, goose fat or beef dripping make the best roast potatoes...

Is Aniara not getting a cinema release in the US? Opens here today (I’m seeing it on Monday).

That’s what happens when, as a country, you all refer to pasta as “noodles”.