Anthony Jones

Anyway, we need some joy, so here's the Egyptian foreign minister being given a Lego Pyramid by the Danish foreign minister.

Element Games charges £4.50 per person per day regardless of what you're playing, which has always struck me as great value.

If you're taking part in an event then the charge is included in the ticket price.

Might put on all my Freemason gear to answer the door to Trick or Treaters tonight, and loudly exclaim "Ah! The sacrifices have arrived!" every time I answer them.

/This is a joke. Stand down, Conspiraloons

she's defrosting

It's all good looking stuff - and the brackets really hep when you're in unfamiliar play groups.

Rhystic is fine, there are other tax cards that are more annoying and not on the GC list.

Thassa's isn't something generally seen at Brackets 1-3, so I'm happy for it to remain on the GC list.

Or downstairs where their parents can keep an eye on them

Sound on for maximum exposure to architecture.

The Empire Strikes Back
(1980)
Dir. Irvin Kershner

We need some Magic cards with Nazis getting punched.

The lack of other MLD and Tutors suggests that shouldn't be anywhere near the term optimised.

And Fall of the Thran is way behind Armageddon and other MLD

COULD some screenplay writer please hurry up and create a new murder detective who drives around in a red 1982 2.3 V6 mkV Ford Cortina Ghia with a black vinyl roof? I've been trying to flog mine for weeks and I've not had so much as a nibble. Mike Tatham, St. Andrews

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It’s over for us

Pinky-purple rock by the shore

It's probably obvious, but can anyone help me identify a rock type?

Playing cards everywhere.

I’ve been writing detective comics for a long time now, so I know when a close up magician has been pushed into a canal.

Someone was trying to take a portrait of their two fave Chickens, and this happened.

Eden Project architect Nicholas Grimshaw dies aged 85 Groundbreaking designs included the original Eurostar terminal in London and the Financial Times’s Printworks The architect Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, who designed the Eden Project in Cornwall and the original Eurostar terminal at Waterloo in London, has died aged 85. His company, Grimshaw, founded in 1980, was responsible for a series of groundbreaking buildings, the first of which was the Financial Times’s Printworks, which opened in 1988, won several awards and was grade-II listed in 2016. Continue reading...

Eden Project architect Nicholas Grimshaw dies aged 85

The most important news from today's reshuffle:

Man found dead in cemetery Emergency services were called to the cemetery in the early hours of Thursday

Huge if true

Most of the architects I know love Sleepless in Seattle as the most accurate portrayal of the profession, The Fountainhead and Intersection ("I'm not happy with the fenestration") less so...

There's a weird, deep, pulsating sound near our office that I can't find the source for.

Either that or I've taken up residency at the Overlook Hotel.

Entire church begins two-day journey across Swedish city of Kiruna The landmark 113-year-old wooden building is at risk from subsidence and will be moved 5km on giant rolling platforms.

Entire church begins two-day journey across Swedish city of Kiruna

I think you've hit the nail on the head - pressure from Hasbro regarding the UB buck may be the deciding factor no matter how much the design team objects / rejects the idea, even if people threatened to leave as a result

I'd like to establish curly hair as a distinct disadvantage in a heat wave, my brain will continue to overheat due to natural insulation until I have the opportunity to visit a barber

The Arts Tower, Sheffield, 1965, photo by Robert Blomfield.

A very fierce looking pangolin. The shared ancestry with the pink knitted space whistlers is undeniable

Hear me out here: pangolins are nothing more than the Clangers' warrior caste...

all of these interpretations are of course wrong, Heathcliff is a large ginger cat

Finally out day of celebration has arrived

The COIN Series by GMT, which are competitive but rely on you discussing your actions with the other players to deal make your way to victory - hard games to win, but also difficult to lose