SharkWeek @ SharkWeek @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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I agree with you over all (however when I've spoken with Mossos it's been much better than with the Guardia Civil, so they are not all bad)

I was thinking of their motivations. Regarding terrorism, they missed one guy who planned an attack, so it's not surprising they want to chase all Muslims now. I think a lot of it is to do with protecting their backs.

After the big shooting earlier this year I believe they're more worried about drug dealers than pickpockets ... plus there was a bunch of raids just a couple of months back where they found the organised crime was very organised.

I agree about the mossos not tackling pickpockets, but it's fair to say there's things they're doing that are good too.

Ah cool, I'll look it up then!

No mention of Snowrunner, for shame!

(which I'll be going back to after I've finished Dirt 4, which is also awesome)

Is Tokyo Xtreme a bit like Tokyo Highway Challenge 2? Because that game was really good IMO :-)

I honestly don't give a shit about any of that. On screen he comes across as the kind of guy no sensible woman would want to be in a room with alone.

This is the one I'm most in line with ... I enjoyed him in the first Guardians movie the first time I watched it, but having seen more of his acting I think that was either dumb luck or great directing.

I actively avoid watching stuff with him in now, including the first Guardians movie. He gives off a bad vibe to me.

I wish that all schools were like that, everywhere.

I'm really happy to read that you had as positive an experience as realistically possible :-)

Yeah, I was surprised to be honest!

Before doing track days at Cadwell Park I used to fire up Project Cars and do a couple of laps just to remind myself of the order and camber of the corners (it's a very complex track), but that didn't feel realistic at all ... Dirt 4 does, even though the stages aren't real, which is ironic

Her tats are awesome <3

Certainly some sort of cliché about being old, yeah

You say throw pillow, I say covert holster.

It felt old when I used to get it in Usenet groups ...

Ah, I get it, the girls sleep well because they've got various armaments under the duvet with them.

Source: am gurl.

Only after the deaths of the figureheads who brought it about in the first place.

Yeah, some kids need persuasion in order to eat a more varied diet, so that's probably where the thinking comes from, but like anything if taken to extremes it becomes abusive.

Now I'm middle aged and have developed a bunch of food allergies, so I've been forced into picky eating :-(

Probably the weirdest thing for me was a lunch supervisor who decided I had to eat liver when that was part of lunch in the small rural primary school I went to.

It always had the texture of a rubber ball and the flavour of stale vomit. So I would be made to sit and look at it on my plate instead of going out and playing with the other kids, for about 30 minutes, once a week.

I wasn't a picky eater (we didn't have much money, so that was my main meal of the day, I was always hungry), that was literally the only thing I didn't want to eat. Other kids weren't made to eat all of their lunches.

I remember her being really angry about it and standing over me the whole time.

I'd forgotten all about hand pain from forced copy-writing, being a lefty that was a common part of my disliking school

You already know the answer to that, Sarge

True Lies is a fantastic movie, doesn't belong on this thread at all!