Now that famous saying makes sense: the luck of the Japanese.

Now that would be a plot twist - the world’s leafiest is actually the world’s tiniest lettuce.

I saw a documentary about people in this area of the sex trade and there was a woman doing a brisk trade in used undercrackers - she bought multi-packs from M&S, cracked open a tin of tuna and was rubbing tuna water into the gusset. It really helped boost her productivity. That’s the kind of outside-the-box kind of thinking this country needs to get off it’s knees.

The shop reportedly only has male buyers at the moment.

Weird that.

Now that’s taking the piss!

Plate mail and a flail - they got Medieval on their feathery asses.

Now there’s a blast from the past - I remember this doing the rounds back in the day when you had to figure out the right codecs to watch something.

An earlier article about the company said $180,000/year! I’d call iy bullshit but that’s not what they’re after.

This might be premature

You can get help with that problem these days.

These need not be mutually exclusive - just imagine if some mad man combined the two!

Thanks, I hate it.

Trying to block the sun from your own private aircraft carrier is proper Bond villain territory. At least tech CEOs don’t look like Bond villains, oh hold on…

How would we be able to tell the difference afterwards? Would it not be better to go and shit on the water companies or (as I have mentioned before) take a leaf from French farmers and drive a muck-spreader up to their HQ and give them the lot.

If only protesting were that easy most of the time.

Sacre merde!

I do wonder about the protest - isn’t the problem that the Seine is polluted because they’ve been shitting in it?

They are developing their own extremist-infused AI models, and are already experimenting with novel ways to leverage the technology, including producing blueprints for 3D weapons and recipes for making bombs.

Given thr way AI is prone to hallucinations, they should definitely have a go at building them. Might solve our problems for us.

When Kate died in the first minute I was sad, then everyone else died, and all of the tension went out of the episode, because the stakes became too ridiculous to actually be worried about.

I saw it in the cinema and a number of people gasped “no!”. I thought this would be a good way of changing the status quo and putting UNIT and the Doctor on a back foot, so they have to fight back harder (and a less competent UNIT would be more interesting for a spin-off). Then you see the great wave of dust wiping everyone out and you realise they are going to come up with some way to resolve this by the end of the episode. A real rollercoaster ride, unfortunately one leading to disappointment.

I didn’t think I had as many issues with this episode as I did until I started writing this.

Yes, the more my thoughts crystallised discussing the episode, the more I realised how much I disliked it.

But now his family is saying it didn’t happen?

No they don’t:

The family members of the youth alleged that the other party had got the operation done by misleading them.

HAIL Satan indeed. 🤘 Also Eris and Discordia as a different type of devilment is at work.