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Nearly got run over by a driver who failed to indicate. Silly me presumed she was going straight on and was not going to turn left. Indicators are for pedestrians too.

Thank God, I know of people who required psychiatric treatment after merely seeing only glimpses of it. That film should be certificate 120 precluding all but one human being who has ever lived. Some clinic's in Europe use the film in assisted suicide.

Went in yesterday, so much better than the old place and got a really good deal on some dried mushrooms. The fish balls looked good too.

I've got you beat, I handmake flint arrowheads.

Talking loudly is an obligatory course at Uni, with particular emphasis of doing so in public. Apparently it's something to do with being 'intellectual.'

The last Jedi. 9/10.

Two weeks of no rent.

I have no religion. No one has ever bothered me about not celebrating Eid, Diwali or Hanukkah. Mention you don't celebrate Christmas and you get funny looks and name calling.

The man who would be king 1975. Superb film directed by John Houston and starring Michael Caine and Sean Connery as two rascally former soldiers in Victorian India who travel to an obscure part of Afghanistan to loot the country.

Fair point, my colour prejudice however prevents me from fancying blondes so I never got Diana, but she was a genuinely nice lady.

I will never understand why John Profumo cheated on the gorgeous and elegant Valerie Hobson.

I watched The Force Awakens again as I'm familiarising myself for watching episode VIII on the 14th. I didn't rate the film when I saw it at the cinema (last time I went to the cinema as well, don't like them) but every time I've watched it again it has grown on me. It's up to 7 out of 10.

Killers of the king: The men who dared to execute Charles I by Charles Spencer. As it says on the tin and Charles II's wave of retribution against those responsible.

I live in Deepcar and the one thing I've noticed most compared to my old place is that is that people say hello to one another.

m is the mass of the rocket (including propellant), at stage (1) me is the total mass of the rocket exhaust (that has already exited the rocket), at stage (1) v is the velocity of the rocket, at stage (1) Je is the linear momentum of the rocket exhaust (that has already exited the rocket), at stage (1). This remains constant between (1) and (2) dme is the mass of rocket propellant that has exited the rocket (in the form of exhaust), between (1) and (2) dv is the change in velocity of the rocket, between (1) and (2) ve is the velocity of the exhaust exiting the rocket, at stage (2) Note that all velocities are measured with respect to ground (an inertial reference frame). Oh hang on, this is rocket science. Sorry.