I finally saw The Keep last year. A bit slow at points but generally... awesome.
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TV in the UK has a substantially different regulatory framework and environment to the US and some other countries.
That's why even when Sky News (UK) was Murdoch-owned, it was a respected news source; it was the prestige loss leader he used to help get the rest of Sky regulator-approval. Compare to Sky News Australia; same name but full-on swivel-eyed Fox News-style bollocks.
At least for now, I believe it's easier to keep this sort of thing in check (on TV; the papers, oof!) in the UK. But people have to stay vigilant and make sure regulators know folks are keeping an eye on both them and the likes of GB News.
You made it happen!!! Many thanks!
My 1st #Monsterdon and 1st watch party. Man, the posts were coming thick and fast (1-6 per scond!). I don't think I could handle it with a movie I hadn't already seen.
Great fun, at least the posts I was able to read ;)
Conky users?
Man, I love this track! But the audio on this video seems off, really muddy?
Here's the extended version with much clearer sound.
“Next time I’ve got a hot date I’m gonna hit that pounded yam early. I’m a skinny guy – I need that power in my back.” Tim Westwood, yam-mad and horny.
Make sure to unsubscribe from any streaming services including and especially Netflix.
I don't disagree, but afaik Netflix's Reed Hastings is one of the few tech CEOs who has not been licking Trump's boots, and openly supported Harris. Unlike the bosses of Prime (Bezos) and YouTube (Sundar), who both obsequiously clapped along at the Dear Leader's inauguration that they donated to.
Uhura is an African word meaning "Denobulan's too hard to configure".