Neil Corcoran

100% I doubt today many 10 and 12 year olds would actively watch Aguirre, the Wrath of God just because it was the only thing on, on a Friday night (get drawn in by the insanity, violence and spider monkeys) and have it warp their brains for years to come.

How many of Columbo’s cases would get thrown out by the court? I think enough of these rich guys have top tier slimeball legal teams to get them off.

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Poteen · Clooney, Cuinche · The Schools' Collection This is a collection of folklore compiled by schoolchildren in Ireland in the 1930s.

That rings a bell with me. Would have been said in Offaly. Just checked duchas and the first hit is this www.duchas.ie/en/cbes/5177...

I think it might be creel

Messidor (instrumental) - The Durutti Column (Lc - 1981) https://www.radiofrance.fr/fip

♪ #nowplaying Messidor (instrumental) - The Durutti Column (Lc - 1981) https://www.radiofrance.fr/fip

I’ve had vanilla FIP as the escape valve for whenever other channels get too abrasive, (usually NTS) but never tried FIP rock before. That looks really good.

September 30th / October 1st

Roy Jay, slither,spook

The pocket almanac on a table next to a penny. The length of the book is about three times the penny's diameter. It has gold, blue, and red decoration on the front, with images of birds, wheatsheaves, and insects.

Two pages from the almanac showing a seal and a sketch of what is probably the front offices of the Company of Stationers who printed it.

Two pages from the almanac showing calendars for November and December.

Two pages from the almanac showing the names of Lord Mayors and Sheriffs.

Oh no! It's 1795, and you're stuck on a pub quiz: Who was the Lord Mayor of London in 1774?

Fear not: This absolutely tiny pocket almanac is here to save the day.

1773 Bobson Dugnutt Esq

Captain Carrot is enormous 🐇🥕, and has driven more storylines than Dr Larcher this season.

Hadrian’s Wall
The Lost Expedition

halfway through S2. You are correct on how good it is.

I’ve watched this three times in a row and keep laughing harder each time, so much so I’m now crying

44. Kicking over a beehive and then being surprised when the bees are mad at him

19. Being pushed down a mountainside by a bigfoot impersonator

75. Beaten up by all the other prisoners in the work camp, in the middle of the night while he is trying to sleep, when he emphatically told them not to beat him up that particular night

Incredible HULK Provocations

www.kennethjohnson.us/hulkoutlist/

Via timemachinego.com

Grinning like a loon as it gets more and more bonkers. I think I remember the magic show episode

Aha. That is the track I remember. Apologies to Jóhann if he ever visits this thread

I like it. If it’s on tv I always try to watch the first 15-20 minutes for the Max Richter soundtrack.

@diesel-pioneer's finished Circuits #685 Re-imagined mainstays like the daily Crossword Puzzle, modern classics like Really Bad Chess and SpellTower, and even a few brand new puzzles.

puzzmo.com/play/circuit...

Priest: Do you take this man for better or worse? Better or worse? Better or worse?

- an optometrist wedding

www.hilobrow.com/2025/08/27/e...

An AI generated poster for “Me before you 2” showing Emilia Clarke smiling and resting her head on a male protagonist’s shoulder. The man worryingly has his head completely twisted 180° and is facing backwards.

An AI poster for The Proposal 2. Ryan Reynolds is holding a small child wearing a tuxedo, while a heavily pregnant Sandra Bullock is holding a wedding bouquet. Nappies are falling from the sky.

It’s a poster for The Holiday 2. The 4 stars have returned and Kate Winslett and Cameron Diaz are heavily pregnant.

Ever so slightly disturbed by Facebook’s attempt to “rekindle my interested” in the platform, by the deranged faked AI movie posters, which seem to have a common theme

It has shown us one way Kubrick could have jazzed up Barry Lyndon.

“Oh no. Not like that.“

Ha ha. Should always read the other replies before I get excited

A.R. Kane and Colourbox too

Was it The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader

Ah it makes sense now. Jesus seems to be missing a foot, and the character is sensitively offering the foot to Mary in her time of grief

What is happening in the second picture?
Where/who did that foot come from?