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One of the little men from the village, CTO, artist of sorts @simonboothart
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I never read anything without first putting on my bejewelled battle shorts
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A boon! Thanks!
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Thank you
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That's kind, thank you. Still behind paywall - thwarted again!
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Bah. Link has expired so I missed my chance...again...sob
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Having struggled to match up Kate Bush's WH with the awful reality of the book, I was delighted to discover she'd never actually read it
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But what about theatre? What are you theatre?
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I clicked on out of interest, and to see where it originated. Would never have guessed it to be the catering arrangements at St Pancras, but the more I think about it...
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Same
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I've got my own particular kind of gravity
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I would say Johnny Morris, but my kids are obsessed with a recording of him reading the Just So stories, which makes me very happy
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Exactly. They'll call it The Eternal Walnut of Osiris. It'll take three weeks to finish him off and he won't sit still for a second.
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I feel sure it's going to be prostate-related
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Come on Crypto Lady take my woooooooord
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And mashed potato. Lots of dry mashed potato.
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Yes - I thought same. Didn't state the obvious, so much left unsaid. And nobody grandstanding. One of my Christmas presents was DVD of The Shooting Party, so this sort of thing is clearly my bag atm.
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Another thing to bear in mind is viewing angle. Some TVs look great straight on, but increasingly ropey as you increase angle. Becomes big problem if catering for lots of viewers.
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"What trillion-dollar problem is AI trying to solve?"
Wages. They're trying to use it to solve having to pay wages.
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You Can Go Your Own WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY
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Thank you! I've been left a bit flat recently with R4 comedy, but it was a real breath of fresh air. Reminded me of some favourites - Radio Active, On the Hour etc
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It's really very good. Congrats!
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Rockin' Around the Dysentery
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That's Betjeman, isn't it?
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Inga was a neighbour of my aunt, and I got to see some of her WITW illustrations first hand. They were astonishing.
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Did you see that extraordinary set footage of Cynthia Erivo being thrown around on a wire and singing live like a some sort of valkyrie/angel/fury? It was breathtaking.
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It's maddening. Bought a DVD player last month out of sheer frustration.
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So depressing how it's morphing into Poptabulous Classix