Dan's been angling to try starting monogamy-shaming as a thing.

Not knowing the nature of your setback, it's hard to say anything. But I would suggest that you try to remember that big disappointments often feel smaller once you've processed them.

That's similar to the technique I was taught.
The key is to learn when to turn the wheel, and using your wing mirror as a guide that you're alongside the other car is a good estimate.

Phrasing!

Have a child out of wedlock.
It worked for my sister - my dad used to ask her about getting married all the time, now he just belittles her for being an unmarried mum. Parents are wonderful.

I'm getting more and more concerned, although at least the human cesspit that is Farage is quitting.

I'm still waiting for the dispatch notification of my Gizmo.

WiFi provision here is hopeless, like you say. Hotels like to charge for whatever they can. Mrs periscopes travels a lot to London. She now refuses to stay anywhere that charges for WiFi access.

Friends and I watched that in the cinema because we'd forgotten to pre-order tickets to "Bram Stoker's Dracula". That was a happy accident. Larry Fishburne, as he was still calling himself, was electric in that role.

Sorry - got myself mixed up. It was the 2600 I was thinking of..

Oh yes it is. My car won't let me watch DVDs when I'm driving, though, so I just have to go with the soundtrack.

Chuck is the one for me too.
IIRC, the final season wasn't even aired in the UK. It went from being a Channel 5 darling (loads of billboard advertising) to being shunted to one of the even-lesser channels after (I think) S2, then disappeared.

Nicola Sturgeon would have you think otherwise.

… whose most famous footballing moment is caught in this poster:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Vi…

You're right.
It would also be "arse'ole"

I loved the Atari ST controller that would obey each instruction. Sometimes.

Someone called Big Jay Oakerson.
No, me neither.

I still can't believe that was published.

Also, the Deep Cover soundtrack, which I still occasionally give a listen once in a while.

So many bartenders