This is also an excellent solution

When my friend married her wife, they bought their dresses from the same shop - coincidentally the same designer - the woman who ran the shop knew what they were both wearing, but no one else did and they didn’t see each other until they got married. They complemented each other beautifully.

I cannot remember the last time a show was actually cancelled. Sometimes things get shunted to BBC3...

Not surprising, in the UK she got famous for presenting SM:TV Live. It was very prank-filled.

Is that real?

It’s about to start, or has just started, on UK TV. I had the same reaction when I saw the trailers

Same in the UK, you have to go in once a year to get blood pressure checked etc, but you can then get a years worth in one go, you just have to ask (standard is 3 months)

FYI I have an implant and it’s awesome. I ignore it, it does its job, together we will rule the world.

*British Face* American taxes confuse me, thank you for explaining.

Maybe I misunderstood then, but it sounded like as loads of bands had been doing the same thing over a long period of time, that there was an ‘understanding’.

So that sounds like the confusion mentioned in the article: previously bands have travelled to perform at SXSW on a b1/b2 visitor visa, as they’re not paid for performing (and it is permissible to solicit future work on a visitor visa), the problem seems to be that a. This is a snaky interpretation of the rules to…

T2 isn’t an adaptation of Porno, it’s a much, much better story. And the soundtrack is excellent. Do yourself a favour and go see it.

There’s a Dorothy L Sayers book in which a character (Harriet Vane, by profession a crime novelist), buys arsenic as research to see how plausible it would be for a character in a book she’s writing to obtain it for nefarious purposes. Vane is accused of murdering her ex- when he is coincidentally killed by arsenic. ht…

Totally

It’s 27, you’re thinking of the 27 Club https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/27_Club

Same

I like this logic. It’s so pleasingly circular.

presumabky to distinguish them, red is the colour of royalty/nobility. Apparently no one knows about green:

Overspill seating, maybe? Or maybe it’s in case they need a little lie down...

A banana and a wink