Good morning everyone 
A rather cloudy day here.
I hope everyone has a good day 
All's quiet on the Western Front 
Enter harmonnica with the full choir.
Did I fancy Claudia Cardinale? That's a deffo yes....
Pay Leagues 
Major strike starting today in the States by the Writers Guild of America.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-65447046
Will have a major effect on the production of films and tv series made in the USA and the strike is likely to go on for a long time.
When do you watch Amrican telly? Ask yoursrelf
I've got full Sky and I don't watch it. Near enuff 180.
I'm getting done 
Just can't be bovvered 
Go and dress yersel down Moons
This isn't Get Some In.
It's pm
It's am
@El Loro posted:Major strike starting today in the States by the Writers Guild of America.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/ent...inment-arts-65447046
Will have a major effect on the production of films and tv series made in the USA and the strike is likely to go on for a long time.
Striking seems to be doing the rounds atm El 
@slimfern posted:Crikey! that's some strike
The strike is likely to result in many Hollywood films either being delayed or cancelled and tv series being axed or shortened, same for streaming services.
Other unions are giving their support and will not be crossing picket lines. For instance the union known as the Teamsters who drive vehicles have given their support. So the impact is much more immediate than one might think.
@El Loro posted:The strike is likely to result in many Hollywood films either being delayed or cancelled and tv series being axed or shortened, same for streaming services.
Other unions are giving their support and will not be crossing picket lines. For instance the union known as the Teamsters who drive vehicles have given their support. So the impact is much more immediate than one might think.
I can understand why they are striking tbh 
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I note that "23 Paces to Baker Street" (1956) is on Film Four this afternoon at 4.30, American film made in London starring Van Johnson as a blind playwright who overhears a criminal plot about extortion and kidnapping. Decent thriller. Despite the title, not a Sherlock Holmes film.
@El Loro posted:I note that "23 Paces to Baker Street" (1956) is on Film Four this afternoon at 4.30, American film made in London starring Van Johnson as a blind playwright who overhears a criminal plot about extortion and kidnapping. Decent thriller. Despite the title, not a Sherlock Holmes film.
Might record that as it looks good ð
@El Loro posted:I note that "23 Paces to Baker Street" (1956) is on Film Four this afternoon at 4.30, American film made in London starring Van Johnson as a blind playwright who overhears a criminal plot about extortion and kidnapping. Decent thriller. Despite the title, not a Sherlock Holmes film.
Films are always so much more suspensful if a character is blind 
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@slimfern posted:El
We're predicted mostly sunny with light rain here, but as it looks now, we have neither
Tell me about it
Hope we're all rank and file. We're still invading France.
One of the more unusual local traditions in Gloucester, the making of a lamprey pie for special royal events.
Lampreys were not used this time which is just as well as they are an endangered species. They aren't eels bu look a bit like them. In the past they could be found in the river Severn.
BBC video clip:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/...cestershire-65475642
Mention is made of the National Star College. That's a college a few miles away and provides post-16 education for those with disabilities or brain injuries.
@velvet donkey posted:Tell me about it
Hope we're all rank and file. We're still invading France.
I know my place Velvet
@El Loro posted:One of the more unusual local traditions in Gloucester, the making of a lamprey pie for special royal events.
Lampreys were not used this time which is just as well as they are an endangered species. They aren't eels bu look a bit like them. In the past they could be found in the river Severn.
BBC video clip:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/...cestershire-65475642
Mention is made of the National Star College. That's a college a few miles away and provides post-16 education for those with disabilities or brain injuries.
Not in a month of Sunday's would I eat that El 
@El Loro posted:One of the more unusual local traditions in Gloucester, the making of a lamprey pie for special royal events.
Lampreys were not used this time which is just as well as they are an endangered species. They aren't eels bu look a bit like them. In the past they could be found in the river Severn.
BBC video clip:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/...cestershire-65475642
Mention is made of the National Star College. That's a college a few miles away and provides post-16 education for those with disabilities or brain injuries.
sorry couldn't eat that even if I wasn't veggie interesting though EL
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