What about Jimmy Saville?

An ex-coworker of mine said y'know as punctuation when he spoke, and I used to count it in meetings. His record was over 150.

That was delicious. I didn't have an orange, because who needs fruit when you have booze? It tasted great, anyway.

I hated that movie as a kid because it butchered a classic book. I remember wishing that they would just leave the classics alone.

In the UK all of the live action bits were completely re-shot, and the entrance to Fraggle Rock was on a remote island, and the dog was owned by a lighthouse keeper played by the glorious Fulton Mackay. Sorry to distract y'all from what is clearly an emotional time, but this is what it looked like for us - https://www.…

Yes, I upvoted myself. I'm not ashamed.

Bonnie Tyler - Total Eclipse of the Heart.

And also got it completely wrong. A crumpet is nothing like a pancake. A crumpet is a baked product, which is then toasted.

Barristan Selmy probably knows the truth, but will have kept his mouth shut to preserve the bloodline, so he can tell Danaerys. Alternatively, Howland Reed has not appeared yet, and he absolutely knows.

So 50 bullets each? So very high capacity magazines then?

Believe me, I'm not coming back for another one.

Al Capwne, are you Dr Courtenay R. Conrad, Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of North Carolina at Charlotte? That's the best I could get from the clues.

In their defence, the human genome wasn't actually fully mapped until 2003, and the first working draft was announced in 2000, a year after this episode came out. Our assumptions about how easy it is to extract DNA is probably different to how it was then.

Possibly I'm the only one thinking this, but I thought that this episode was a high point of the season. The plot was coherent, the pacing was good, and they seem to be actually giving Juliette lines and an attempt at a personality. But apparently this is no longer a review of Grimm, but a whine fest that it isn't as…

That attempt at a South African accent was one of the worst I have ever heard. The whole "I get mistaken for Australian by stupid Americans" line was especially ironic as the actor, Kieren Hutchinson, is from New Zealand. And as my South African, infectious disease specialist wife pointed out there is no river…

This poem expressed the idea that maybe I shouldn't drink myself to death much better than all the self-righteous fuckers who said it outright.

Dog Days
Derek Mahon

Spot on. You have a gift of recall that I can only envy.

Spot on. You have a gift of recall that I can only envy.

My point was really that making money is not a blanket good. Making money do something useful could be seen as a good thing. Making money doing something crap is, well, just crap.