Recommend watching Peacemaker on binge - absolutely hilarious.
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Huge from The Special K's!
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Brave from the Lions. It's time.
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Remind me never to discuss Changing the Date ever again on this forum, least on Bay 13.
So infuriating. Learnt my lesson though,
Anyhow bravo to The Lions, Carlton weren't as brave unfortunately with their statement, part of the problems with having a sizable number of our fanbase conservative/Tories (which probably explains why the club weren't as supportive of our LGBT fans last year during the Pride Round in the men's league)
Freo too. Great to see.
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This Auger-Aliassime vs Medvedev match is so good.
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Casino Royale is great.
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Casino Royale was all time good. My favourite Bond film.
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Casino Royale is great, but it's one of those films that feels like it never ends, has about 3 different points that could serve as endings.
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Skyfall. And yep, he's absolutely fantastic in that as well.
I think Spectre cops an unnecessarily bad wrap.
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Yeah I didn't mind Spectre.
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Loved Spectre and Skyfall.
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No time to die is absolute shite. Don't waste your time if you haven't seen it.
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Very weak villain.
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Thats a shame seeing as it’s the last one with Daniel Craig. And I haven’t seen it of course, so it’s something to look forward to.
I know Rami Malek is the villain in this. The only role I’ve seen him in where he plays a bad guy was in a couple of episodes of 24 and he was pretty menacing. Is it his acting or just the writing is shithouse?
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Yeah was pretty meh.
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Yep. Thought it was very average. Basically spent the whole movie tying off the loose ends for the Craig era.
The villain really was pointless.
The villain really was pointless.
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As a mark of respect not just to the 1.1m exterminated at Auschwitz, on this the 77th anniversary of its liberation, but to the 6.0m Jews murdered during and before WW2 I am wearing my British Legion Poppy Pin at work today.
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What to expect over the coming weeks as kids return to school, based on UK experience (data thanks to Prof Christina Pagel quoted below):
Most families will be fine from a health perspective (though there are some families with vulnerable kids and/or grandparents under the same roof that these trends would concern).
The other concern is economic. Some families are fortunate enough to be able to work from home and still derive an income. There are many however who would be financially crippled by the prospect of isolating for 2-4 weeks straight after a child brings COVID home and each sibling (and household contact) are successively infected. For them, the coming weeks may be challenging, and may require some difficult decisions to be made.
- Declining overall cases and hospitalisations.
- Steep increases in cases and hospitalisations amongst school aged children and their household contacts.
- Steep increases in school absences, with likely impacts on education particularly for disadvantaged kids who don't have the means or the environment to effectively home school.
Most families will be fine from a health perspective (though there are some families with vulnerable kids and/or grandparents under the same roof that these trends would concern).
The other concern is economic. Some families are fortunate enough to be able to work from home and still derive an income. There are many however who would be financially crippled by the prospect of isolating for 2-4 weeks straight after a child brings COVID home and each sibling (and household contact) are successively infected. For them, the coming weeks may be challenging, and may require some difficult decisions to be made.
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There will be no self isolating in the UK from 24th March at the latest so these numbers will change dramatically.
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I actually enjoyed it, better than Spectre imo which I think is Craig’s weakest Bond film.
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Malek was decent. The plot was shite. As Jatz said, they spent too much time trying to tie up loose ends.Thats a shame seeing as it’s the last one with Daniel Craig. And I haven’t seen it of course, so it’s something to look forward to.
I know Rami Malek is the villain in this. The only role I’ve seen him in where he plays a bad guy was in a couple of episodes of 24 and he was pretty menacing. Is it his acting or just the writing is shithouse?
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