I love you El. You know that 
No point. None.
@velvet donkey posted:No point. None.
One would need a lot of wrapping paper for this present:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78w189nn7go
@El Loro posted:One would need a lot of wrapping paper for this present:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c78w189nn7go
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@El Loro posted:Good morning everyone
Misty here and below zero outside. Forecast to lift, sunny and a high of 7°
I hope everyone has a good day
@El Loro posted:Still very misty here, about 1° outside, the BBC, 2 to 3 degrees below what the forecasters are showing.
I'm not intending to go out at all today.
Beautiful blue skies & sunshine here thus far El 
Haven't been out yet though 
Stay safe & warm folks! 
@El Loro posted:I'm you;re getting some sunshine, Slim and Moonie
I see that there's a live action film version of "How to Train Your Dragon" coming out.However from what I've seen on trailers on Youtube it's looking darker than the animation original.
I'v not seen the animated version yet El 
@El Loro posted:Virgin Media email down at present, Users likely to be getting a locked out message with instructions to reset password. Doing that won't have any effect.
Service status has flagged this up with a guestimated fix time of 9.02pm.
Virgin Media email back up now
Red lines re no parking outside schools in Gloucestershire to be tried to see if that reduces the risk of accidents:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/clynegprpdpo
For those of you who watch "Call the Midwife", there may be significant changes to the scheduling of this Sunday's episode. That's because of the football match which precedes it. The BBC pundit who predicts results thinks the match will go to a lengthy penalty shoot out after extra time. That would mean the match over running by over an hour.
@El Loro posted:For those of you who watch "Call the Midwife", there may be significant changes to the scheduling of this Sunday's episode. That's because of the football match which precedes it. The BBC pundit who predicts results thinks the match will go to a lengthy penalty shoot out after extra time. That would mean the match over running by over an hour.
Rotten football 
@slimfern posted:Rotten football
As I know you watch "Call the Midwife" I thought I should warn you about the possibility. You could check the score at around 7.20-7.30 pm which would be coming to the end of normal playing time to see if it was looking as heading to a draw which is when extra time would be needed (followed by a penalty shoot out if still a draw)
@El Loro posted:As I know you watch "Call the Midwife" I thought I should warn you about the possibility. You could check the score at around 7.20-7.30 pm which would be coming to the end of normal playing time to see if it was looking as heading to a draw which is when extra time would be needed (followed by a penalty shoot out if still a draw)
Thank you El 
I don't know why they can't show the football on BBC2 and leave the regular BBC1 programmes alone 
night EL slim moomsiee
I note that the 1948 film "Scott of the Antarctic" is scheduled to be shown on BBC Two tomorrow afternoon and on the Talking Pictures tv channel on Monday evening. It's been shown many times before.
Of note is that the film score by Vaughan Williams was subsequently used by him for his 7th symphony.
@El Loro posted:I note that the 1948 film "Scott of the Antarctic" is scheduled to be shown on BBC Two tomorrow afternoon and on the Talking Pictures tv channel on Monday evening. It's been shown many times before.
Of note is that the film score by Vaughan Williams was subsequently used by him for his 7th symphony.
Thatâs a good film El
night El slim moonssiee velvet bazzy
Slim, little much on the Talking Pictures tv channel during the coming week to mention. There's a 1958 British crime drama called "Nowhere to Go" on Wednesday morning. Sounds rather downbeat. Was the last but one Ealing Studios film but not a comedy. The only reason for mentioning the film is that it was the first significant film role of Maggie Smith.