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I 100% only know her from The Expanse, what else does she do that I've been missing out on?

They weren't though, they were straight up comedians. After all these years it's obvious they had more to them, but when they first stepped into serious roles it wasn't known and was a surprise to most what they could do outwith comedy.

Man, Robin Williams can get to me like no one else. There were moments in Good Morning Vietnam, a couple years before Dead poets, but GMV was def more focused on his big comedic personality. Then his performance in The Fisher King...I don't generally get emotional about celebrities but that dude was different. There's been a few musicians that have been much better than expected. Dolly Paton in 9 to 5, Madonna on A League of their Own, Prince's acting in Purple rain. Ice Cube in Boyz in da hood.

Saran wrap was one from my childhood, mum still uses a lot of these, I mostly say cling film these days

I think it was made by Reader's Digest and was called Fact Finder. Was full of all sorts of facts, loved it. Also had some kids books about ancient Egypt and Greece small the trials of Hercules. Couldn't get enough.

Hoover is one, where I am at least

So those who remain in their country of origin, during the first waves of this development, would surely have to be given he right to vote etc?

For me that's a hard comparison, the last 3 eps of obiwan I found pretty awesome. Its a better start than obi I would say though. It feels different to mando, less like the og star wars, think there's more in it off you've watched the rebels, all the Clone wars cartoons. Pacing is good... as you can tell I'm not much of a critic. But I'm thinkingI'm going to like it.

Only watched the first episode, enjoyed it, excellent acting from an excellent cast, decent ground work for the series. Alright action, lightsabre fights left me a little disappointed.

Man I loved some of my HTC handsets back in the day, such a fall off from their best to here.

Worked nights for a couple years, 7pm to 7am. Hated it. The shift cycles through the days so every few weeks you'd be on Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday night, then Fri, Sat, Sun, Mon,...so on. Miss all social life things for weeks, days off were hell cause switching back to day shiift hours to get stuff done was impossible. Couldn't sleep great in daytime, plus summer days were fuckin hot for sleeping, noise another issue during the day. Really hated it.

Yeah exactly that. Anesthesiaologost said countdown from 10, got to seven both times them woke up hours later back in the ward.

Damn, I didn't even know there was a third serason out, stupid multi streaming options. It's gone from where i watched the first two seasons. Great to hear the quality is still high though.

Safety, driving out of a parking space is safe than reversing out. Also every company I've worked for has had a reverse parking only policy, also for safety reasons, so it's habit too.

Zander Hawley, who is the lead singer in the band at the cold open, is the son of series creator Alexi Hawley. Jordan Gagne, who is the bass player in the band at the cold open, is also composer of original music for The Rookie, The Rookie: Feds, and The Recruit According to the rookie fan wiki

Budgets in dollars.

GUMP = 55m approx

Pulp = 8m

Shawshank = 25m

Interview = 60m

Natural Born Killers = 34m

True Lies = 115m

Maverick = 75m

The Mask = 23m

Ace Ventura = 15m

Speed = 30m

The Crow = 23m

Films seem more expensive today regardless of inflation, but I'm all for more mid budget, more varied films coming out again too

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Still a lot to learn from Nike on how to really maximise that evil

The Empire might find some of Nikes' business practices a bit unethical for their taste

Shit dude, you get around!

In Scotland that I've tried, Figment in Aberdeen, Glen Lyon in Aberfeldy, Roaring Stagg in Ballater, particularly love their Dark Lochnagar blend done to the second crack, great cup of coffee