Matt White

Depends on what's on my radar! Last year for about a week I was going to become a cocktail expert, then I forgot about it. Recently I've been learning Welsh, but I think I'll do Danish for a bit. Apart from that it's DIY and tramping the Welsh countryside.

Run It Straight: The push to turn a backyard tackle game into a global sport As hype over the game grows, so do concerns about the potential for brain injuries.

Its a concussion fest - utterly mental: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

I have a horrible feeling that it's going too far. Have you seen the Run It Straight challenge?

I think you win!

Perfect thank you. All I need to do now is nail the bit where they realise it's actually part of a galaxy-spanning self-aware mega fauna thing. Easy writing.

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This might be of interest to a few people

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That's amazing. I have a nebulous idea about people trapped in a decompression chamber with an odd thing from the sea floor that turns them into fungi but I've not nailed it yet. So many directions!

Love a bit of community support! Good luck to you and the team ...

We see these a lot. To me it's - visually at least - the ultimate mushroom. If I had to draw a mushroom from memory it would be this one.

And when Alan got hit by the tram the audience ran away.

Same.

This show is beyond sublime. If it wasn't for Chernobyl it would still be - IMO - the best show ever made.

Looking forward to Boxing Halloween dinner. I prefer my Miniature Heroes cold with pickle.

Same and same. I re-watched The Fog two days ago, such a beautiful and bleak atmosphere.

Thanks team! Its always good to know you are in our corner.

I've broken my duck!
Outlined/planned around eight new projects this year, but haven't written one. Blame a new day job and a bit of a reaction to an uber-late ADHD diagnosis. But ... I'm fifteen pages into a found-footage-werewolf-comedy horror and loving it.

That's pretty big by the looks of it - could be a mink or a pine marten?

Such an underrated movie. Happy Happy Halloween, Halloween, Halloween ...

Show me one of your favourite horror movie title cards
youtu.be/Fw-i7B5YuHE?...

And that music ...

I think he might have smiled once in Mission Impossible, just before he set the timer on a nuke or something similar.

Man standing in corner of old house, recreating the final scene from The Blair Witch Project.

One of the awesome things about living in a fixer-upper is you get to recreate moments from your favourite feelgood films!
#filmsky #blairwitch

I day-job in the world of statistics and data, and it's a game changer in that context.

Same! Woke up angry tho

I remember getting frustrated and being amused at the same time when I read his first autobiography and he wrote about how bad he was at Worcestershire

And even back in the 1970s people were forgetting how good Sobers was as a fast bowler. His spinning pushed his average up to 34.
Over the whole career I'd say Imran but no one dominated games like old Beef.

Best all rounder of the 1970s and 80s GO

Alan Garner is 91 today. A brilliant and unique author. His books have inspired and enchanted me since I read The Weirdstone of Brisingamen at the age of 11. Here is my treasured copy of Red Shift. The Le Guin quote on the cover is wholly accurate.

Bowl of ramen

Copenhagen Airport - home of the breakfast ramen.