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Lego Creator Build – Exotic Parrot (Build 5)
My sister and family bought me this Creator Kit (thanks Mo). I was particularly drawn to the Exotic Parrot, but it also includes a frog and fish as a 3-in-1 set. This is a smaller set that’s quick to build but still fun. I found it on Amazon for about…
“Ready Or Not 2” Film Review/Opinion
When I first saw the trailer, I wasn’t particularly interested,…
Too Fast, Too Close, Too Quiet: The E-Scooter Problem
Is it just me, or are others also increasingly concerned…
“Between You and Me” – Multiple Film Showings
What movies have you watched more than 5 times? Now…
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“My Head Hurts” By Vinny Sagoo (Neo Magic) – Book Review
Are you interested in learning magic, or simply curious about the art of it? If so, a brand new book…
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SNL UK
“What did you think? We thought it was a decent enough start overall. The opening political sketch felt like the wrong choice and may have turned some viewers off early, but the titles were strong and Tina Fey was a smart pick to launch the show. We wanted to give it a try and didn’t expect to enjoy it, but it wasn’t too bad. There were some genuinely good sketches and live moments, although the Paddington idea felt like a missed opportunity. It’s clear the show needs to feel British, but in this first series it should still lean into…
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