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Yes, it’s “a”, just as it is with a unicorn.

Even back in the eighties, pregnant characters in British soap opera EastEnders would get sent tons of baby clothes by viewers. I think the show makers just donated them onwards.

Back in 2017, I had a rental Altima for 2 weeks and 2000 miles of 8-state road-trip, and I, too, was perfectly happy with it. Granted, I picked O’Hare airport as the pickup because as a British person who generally sticks to adorable hatchbacks, I was afraid to start driving an unfamiliar car in central Chicago, but

Nobody’s answered the most important question:

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Wait: America doesn’t have the Transit? The greatest cargo van that ever there was? That has shifted all my worldly goods through every house-move (often in multiple trips, admittedly) in the last 25 years? That Sabine Schmidt took round the Nürburgring in 10:08?

I knew what Metallica meant when they declared in that movie, “We fear Status Quo”, but as a Briton who grew up in the heyday of Rossi and Parfitt, I fell about laughing in the theatre.

Generally true, but an exception must be made for The Player.

Using a load of &" "& instead of TEXTJOIN is my dealbreaker.

“It looks like you’re sending a booty-call. Would you like help?”

Episode 4: Lucy is stuck in the elevator, seething, until her companion eventually moves out of the goddamn doorway.

I’m waiting for an episode that’s entirely Purnell standing at a workbench, crafting suppressors and improved grips for every gun she carries.

What’s a “general electric rematch”?

But the Sid/fake-Francie fight that led into it is one of television’s all-time best.

To be fair, between two Fantastic Fours, Push, The Losers, Scott Pilgrim, and his prolonged Captaincy of America, I imagine he’s scratched his comic-book itch quite comprehensively.

I’m still hoping for either Latveria, Sokovia, or Freedonia.

I would add Blink to the list of stone-cold classics, even if the weeping angels have been overused massively since then.

They were invented for women who needed to get home from the theatre, or ambassador's soirée, on their BMXs.

“And they’re prepared to fight tooth and nail with the generation that sired them?”

That mod definitely has an insanely complicated backstory that you won’t understand unless you watched all eight seasons of the original - subtitled, not dubbed! - anime.

It looks like they reverse engineered it from a child’s novelty bed frame.