What are you watching tonight?
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Re: What are you watching tonight?
Watchdog. That immensely annoying do-goody nice person is on it again that was on something last night telling us all that those of us that lunch at our desks are about to boil in hell, the utter c*nt!
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BBC4 again offering the most interesting... Good hour on Art Nouveau with great concentration on Britain as founder of the now-extinct movement. Excellent on Beardsley - he was so good - and led us nicely through William Morris to Mackintosh and Mcdonald with a nice hint on their influence on Klimt... to be dealt with next week...
Followed by David Attenborough with yet another chirpy defence of the great scientist couched in the anti-god mode he likes so much... (and I do too)...
Obviously, sometime soon, a major channel will broadcast something interesting...
Followed by David Attenborough with yet another chirpy defence of the great scientist couched in the anti-god mode he likes so much... (and I do too)...
Obviously, sometime soon, a major channel will broadcast something interesting...
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Is Klimt the Austrian guy they are having a big shindig for in Vienna this year? 150 years since his birth maybe?
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Indeed...Prufrock wrote:Is Klimt the Austrian guy they are having a big shindig for in Vienna this year? 150 years since his birth maybe?
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Family Movie Night tonigt.......and the lad has opted for..............Yogi Bear
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oh dear!Annoyed Grunt wrote:Family Movie Night tonigt.......and the lad has opted for..............Yogi Bear
worst one my older boys had to endure when my daughter was much younger and it was her turn to choose - was "Racing Stripes" - summat about cartoon racing zebras I think - but I have blotted most of it from my memory!
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Yogi Bear......Oh. Dear. God!!!!!
Made somewhat bear-able by Anna Faris (although her lips are odd)
Made somewhat bear-able by Anna Faris (although her lips are odd)
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Just been out to see Pirates (Aardman) - great fun! put it on your family film night list!Annoyed Grunt wrote:Yogi Bear......Oh. Dear. God!!!!!
Made somewhat bear-able by Anna Faris (although her lips are odd)
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Seen the ads for it....already earmarked.thebish wrote:Just been out to see Pirates (Aardman) - great fun! put it on your family film night list!Annoyed Grunt wrote:Yogi Bear......Oh. Dear. God!!!!!
Made somewhat bear-able by Anna Faris (although her lips are odd)
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Re: What are you watching tonight?
Bill, honestly, no-matter where else you visit GO, GO, GO, GO, GO to Venice.William the White wrote:Watched BBC4 on Venice (again)... I've never been, I must do it... And then on Flinders Petrie, great name, the man who 'discovered' Egypt... Who turned out to be a brill archaeologist and another 'intellectual' fooled by the phony science of eugenics.
BBC4 once more preventing me deciding on the next book... Great channel...
It's just other Worldly. Magnificent. You will adore it.
It can be cheap to get to, reasonable to stay in if you play your cards right (ask me) and, so long as you avoid the tourist traps, similar to here for eats.
I can't possibly do it justice, just go.
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Could not agree more. An absolutely magical place that deserves a 3 or 4 night stay as a minimum. A cultured chap like you William, will love it.bobo the clown wrote:Bill, honestly, no-matter where else you visit GO, GO, GO, GO, GO to Venice.William the White wrote:Watched BBC4 on Venice (again)... I've never been, I must do it... And then on Flinders Petrie, great name, the man who 'discovered' Egypt... Who turned out to be a brill archaeologist and another 'intellectual' fooled by the phony science of eugenics.
BBC4 once more preventing me deciding on the next book... Great channel...
It's just other Worldly. Magnificent. You will adore it.
It can be cheap to get to, reasonable to stay in if you play your cards right (ask me) and, so long as you avoid the tourist traps, similar to here for eats.
I can't possibly do it justice, just go.
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Match of the Day.
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Love Hall Pass on sky, saw it at the flicks, saw a dowwnload of it and watched it again last night. its wierd, i know its shit, but i still love it. cracks me up.
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Watching it now....it's shit.General Mannerheim wrote:Love Hall Pass on sky, saw it at the flicks, saw a dowwnload of it and watched it again last night. its wierd, i know its shit, but i still love it. cracks me up.
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yeah stick with it, gets better when they get their hall pass... and Leon is in it!Annoyed Grunt wrote:Watching it now....it's shit.General Mannerheim wrote:Love Hall Pass on sky, saw it at the flicks, saw a dowwnload of it and watched it again last night. its wierd, i know its shit, but i still love it. cracks me up.
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Hahahaha, she sneezed and shit on the wall.
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Very shortly... MotD
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Interesting... I love Italy but have never been to Venice and it's never really appealed that much... From afar, it looks a bit like an overgrown Disneyland that I imagine to be overrun by tourists, with all that comes with that. Just not part of my Dolce Vita fantasy...bobo the clown wrote:Bill, honestly, no-matter where else you visit GO, GO, GO, GO, GO to Venice.William the White wrote:Watched BBC4 on Venice (again)... I've never been, I must do it... And then on Flinders Petrie, great name, the man who 'discovered' Egypt... Who turned out to be a brill archaeologist and another 'intellectual' fooled by the phony science of eugenics.
BBC4 once more preventing me deciding on the next book... Great channel...
It's just other Worldly. Magnificent. You will adore it.
It can be cheap to get to, reasonable to stay in if you play your cards right (ask me) and, so long as you avoid the tourist traps, similar to here for eats.
I can't possibly do it justice, just go.
I went back to Rome recently for the first time since I started having Italian lessons in November and it remains my favourite city... I'd love to live there for a bit to test whether the novelty value would wear off eventually.
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Re: What are you watching tonight?
Ive always maintained Rome as my favourite city too! and i share your reservation about Venice, and having been there i found it exactly like that. just millions of the white socks & sandals brigade pointing cameras and following guides. Pisa was the same, impressive as they are, i wouldnt recommend anything but a day trip to either from a more exciting city, but i wouldnt return to either. when i visit a city, i need to wander off the beaten track and explore, eat/drink where the natives hang out, most places have these areas, venice didnt (for me) but Rome, also with its fair share of camera pointers, has them in abundance.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Interesting... I love Italy but have never been to Venice and it's never really appealed that much... From afar, it looks a bit like an overgrown Disneyland that I imagine to be overrun by tourists, with all that comes with that. Just not part of my Dolce Vita fantasy...bobo the clown wrote:Bill, honestly, no-matter where else you visit GO, GO, GO, GO, GO to Venice.William the White wrote:Watched BBC4 on Venice (again)... I've never been, I must do it... And then on Flinders Petrie, great name, the man who 'discovered' Egypt... Who turned out to be a brill archaeologist and another 'intellectual' fooled by the phony science of eugenics.
BBC4 once more preventing me deciding on the next book... Great channel...
It's just other Worldly. Magnificent. You will adore it.
It can be cheap to get to, reasonable to stay in if you play your cards right (ask me) and, so long as you avoid the tourist traps, similar to here for eats.
I can't possibly do it justice, just go.
I went back to Rome recently for the first time since I started having Italian lessons in November and it remains my favourite city... I'd love to live there for a bit to test whether the novelty value would wear off eventually.
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It is overrun by tourists (in parts), but that's because there's good reason to want to visit it. But, there's a fair amount off the beaten track. Last time I went, we had about 10 mins in St Marks, just for a quick peek again, then went off round the less populated areas.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:Interesting... I love Italy but have never been to Venice and it's never really appealed that much... From afar, it looks a bit like an overgrown Disneyland that I imagine to be overrun by tourists, with all that comes with that. Just not part of my Dolce Vita fantasy...bobo the clown wrote:Bill, honestly, no-matter where else you visit GO, GO, GO, GO, GO to Venice.William the White wrote:Watched BBC4 on Venice (again)... I've never been, I must do it... And then on Flinders Petrie, great name, the man who 'discovered' Egypt... Who turned out to be a brill archaeologist and another 'intellectual' fooled by the phony science of eugenics.
BBC4 once more preventing me deciding on the next book... Great channel...
It's just other Worldly. Magnificent. You will adore it.
It can be cheap to get to, reasonable to stay in if you play your cards right (ask me) and, so long as you avoid the tourist traps, similar to here for eats.
I can't possibly do it justice, just go.
I went back to Rome recently for the first time since I started having Italian lessons in November and it remains my favourite city... I'd love to live there for a bit to test whether the novelty value would wear off eventually.
Edit: Agree with the General, that you probably wouldn't want to stay a week...a day or maybe an overnighter..
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