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Me: Did you enjoy the recent Star Trek movie, you know the one with Zachary Quinto in it?Jo: Yeah, I guess, it wasn't bad. Why?Me: Well the sequel comes out in May, wondered if you'd want to see it?Jo: Errr... well... not that fussed really.Me: Oh. Okay. Benedict Cumberbatch is in it...Jo: We're going. Nuff said.
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Thomas Danger Palmar film reviews: This week featuring 'Book of Eli' - "Well there's 2 and a quarter hours of my life I'll never get back." What monumental guff.
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Our letting agents - that's Sandersons, btw everybody - are charging us for the 'priviledge' of renewing our contract, a princely sum of £60 - no itemised costing mind. Must take very qualified people to click a tick box on a computer! But, wait! - it get's better; "the landlady would like some photos of works recently done on the house. Would we mind taking the pictures and emailing them, thanks?" Extracting the urine - i think so! Why don't I just come down and type up your reports for you...
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Best bit? For me it's the external camera shots over the cokpit from the nose and watching the prop- and wing-tip vortices as he pulls through those half cubans... Phwoar!
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A colleague of mine asked me why I'm so 'geeky' for aeroplanes today. My response? "You've never flown an aeroplane, have you?"
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Dear Facebook. Only my Mother calls me Thomas. Amd only when shes particularly vexed with me. My friends call me Tom. Either join them or I shall have to assume you are my new perma-angry maternal parent.
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Oh and a big THANKYOOOO to Helen Treacy, who many moons ago introduced me to the wonders of The Decemberists; The Hazards of Love. I got this album for Crimbo and am listening to practically bugger all else. Except some Radiohead. And a little Joanna Newsom. And Philip Glass, Naturally.
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Nice when you find an awsome artist that takes your breath away and it´s a keeper for a long time. I stumbled ower this newbie http://www.musicdealers.com/#!/artist/robbieboyd some time ago, from a commersial on telly. He sounded a bit like a young Johnny Cash (fist minute on Battle fields). Promising artist if he keeps it simple and mellow. Especially like in Stepping stone, Amsterdam etc.
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P-thirty-who? Know it well Dave old fruit. Some of air-2-air footage is particularly delightful. Others are out there for the -51, -47 & P-40 for those who are interested. Warhawk one is particularly interesting; no full flaps until you are practically at the threshold and KNOW you are landing and NO 3 pointing - period!
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S! Amigo. Salutations and celebrations on another orbit of the sun! Hope you are suitably entertained and pampered my good fellow!
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Heard the same this morning. I remember seeing Mr Walker on that documentary presented by the McGregor brothers; struck me as a true gentlemen, with the humilty, wit and decency that so seem to typify the men of his breed. As far as him being the last; hmmmm. As far as I know Geoff Wellum & Tom Neil are still with us and they flew in the Battle... Geoff was with 92 Squadron and they flew - though I don't know if he specifically did - on 15th September 1940 from Biggin Hill. Would surprise me if he wasn't amongst them. Tom Neil flew Hurricanes with 249 squadron throughout the battle and did pretty well too. I suspect the media are lambasting this across the pages/airwaves/cyberspace without having thoroughly checked their information. Surprise surprise! - beat me to it again Kev! Daily Mail, eh? Them? Getting facts wrong? Never!
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Apologies to all who've tried to text or phone lately; my long suffering mobile has expired. All is well though, as I have been donated a substitute! However, the vast majority of my contacts are lost with the old phone - bear with me as I sort this out. A belated Merry Christmas to all of you, and may the forthcoming year be a doozy! Loves ya, every last one of you scrumptious little beauties! X
