Turned me off pork for a while.
What are you watching on TV right now?
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Saw it last night.Cracking film.
Not watched it for quite a few years, so long I had forgotten some parts of it. Doesn't seem to get regular airtime like some of the other best films of that era, eg. Dirty Harry and Death Wish films.
Speaking of Deliverance, did anyone spot a young Joe Biden at the beginning?
Just put the football on.
Listening to the anthems, not one of the buggers - on either side - could hold a note in a bucket
Listening to the anthems, not one of the buggers - on either side - could hold a note in a bucket
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I’m a celebrity get me out of here.
Just watched Barry McGuigan break down telling everybody about the loss of his daughter. Both me and Mrs Mottie had a good cry as did all the other contestants. Heartbreaking.
Just watched Barry McGuigan break down telling everybody about the loss of his daughter. Both me and Mrs Mottie had a good cry as did all the other contestants. Heartbreaking.
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I find myself more tearful nowadays.
Even a good piece of piano can do it.
I love Boogie Woogie and heard a good piece on YT and I was blubbing like a baby.
I don't know if it has anything to do with the fact that I would love to play, but due to my CP, I don't have the strength in my right hand to play consistently or coordination between the hands.
Even a good piece of piano can do it.
I love Boogie Woogie and heard a good piece on YT and I was blubbing like a baby.
I don't know if it has anything to do with the fact that I would love to play, but due to my CP, I don't have the strength in my right hand to play consistently or coordination between the hands.
The lesser of the two weevils. I leave to you, to work out the name of the actual film..
Is it 'The Tale of Two Cooties'?
Las Vegas Grand Prix.
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Scotlands Poshest Train, with Alan Cumming, very interesting, gave us some holiday ideas
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Just booked three nights in Pitlochry and theatre tickets for Sunshine on Leith after seeing it
In Pitlochry Festival theatre?
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