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(20-03-2022, 08:22 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Ah feck. Time for a DW marathon!

I have been watching a good bit of Patrick Troughton lately Big Grin
(20-03-2022, 08:20 PM)aaronjennings Wrote: [ -> ]Two years I managed to dodge Covid, unfortunately couldn't avoid it forever

Just feels like the flu at the moment, knock-on-wood it stays that way

Take Care @aaronjennings
(19-03-2022, 08:56 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]
(19-03-2022, 08:47 PM)E.N. Wrote: [ -> ]Nice. But also, bit scary!

I had similar off moonpig last week - ordered a few cards and they didn't arrive. They just reprinted them and gave me an extra tenner credit, fair play

It didn't stop me eating the rest of them hah! Though if I'd accidentally swallowed it, I probably would have choked. Thankfully I bit straight into it. Shop manager was horrified as they make them in the shop. She kept asking what could they do, which I wasn't expecting, and didn't know what to say except that it was ok lol
I think they were probably shitting themselves because some people would try to milk that situation for all its worth, fair play to you for being sound about it  Smile
Apparently Meta has been labelled an extremist organisation by the Russian kangaroo courts 😂😂
(21-03-2022, 04:02 PM)Necro Wrote: [ -> ]Apparently Meta has been labelled an extremist organisation by the Russian kangaroo courts 😂😂
They'd know! Didn't they (cough, allegedly, cough) use facebook heavily to influence the US elections and Brexit vote?
Had a rotten day, though it did have a few nice moments. Exhausted. Head melted. Grumpy.
(21-03-2022, 04:02 PM)Necro Wrote: [ -> ]Apparently Meta has been labelled an extremist organisation by the Russian kangaroo courts 😂😂

Guess they got around to watching Lex Friedman interviewing MZ....
The weather is glorious here today
Same down this way, last couple days have been just lovely. I need to tidy up and get my mini printing press all set up, but my sofa is so comfy
I worse a dress, didn't bring a coat and had salad for lunch, combined these are sure signs of summery weather 🤣
(24-03-2022, 03:45 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Same down this way, last couple days have been just lovely. I need to tidy up and get my mini printing press all set up, but my sofa is so comfy

I first read mini printing dress  Blush
Heya Smile How are y'all keeping?

Homeside here after an absolute cracker of a day. Just glad that the roof terrace at work was inaccessible, otherwise I wouldn't have gotten anything done today pac
Chilling here, have an easy few days ahead
(24-03-2022, 11:26 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]Chilling here, have an easy few days ahead

Enjoy
Happy Mother's Day
Deskside watching police academy 2, I love these films, this scene just came on and has me in stitches, I love slapstick comedy!





I also love this scene





Big Grin
Tackleberry reminds me of Jim O'Callaghan TD (FF), genuinely  Big Grin


Well this happened at the Oscars..
Will seem to laugh at the joke first, then saw Jada's face and reacted, I thought first it was a scripted gag but no it was real, Will still won the Oscar if he will be left keep now

I'm happy Coda won best film
(28-03-2022, 10:42 AM)Necro Wrote: [ -> ]Well this happened at the Oscars..
Jada Pinkett-Smith has alopecia and Chris Rock makes a joke about her playing GI Jane? That's pretty shitty

If that joke was made in a group in a pub, and Will Smith gave him a slap, I reckon most people would be would think it was fair enough. It's amplified by the event, and he probably went too far, but I don't really blame Will Smith here

And regarding him laughing at the joke. They said the same about Venus Williams when Jane Campion made her "you don't have to beat men" joke. I think that's a bad take, these guys have to sit there with a smile on their face, laughing away for appearance's sake. Sometimes it takes a moment for stuff to sink in
I initially thought that Will Smith had completely overreacted, until I read that Jada Pinkett Smith had alopecia. I'm not a fan of Chris Rock anyway, but what sort of dick makes fun of someone like that, and especially so publicly? He definitely deserved a slap, and probably more tbh.
I heard they have previous beef from Rock making fun of Jada previously too. There's a suggestion that Will was still laughing at the previous joke while the camera was on him. Can't say I condone violence as a solution to anything, but I also think Rock got what he deserved and he's lucky it wasn't worse
(28-03-2022, 12:25 PM)nothing Wrote: [ -> ]I heard they have previous beef from Rock making fun of Jada previously too. There's a suggestion that Will was still laughing at the previous joke while the camera was on him. Can't say I condone violence as a solution to anything, but I also think Rock got what he deserved and he's lucky it wasn't worse

I heard that too and with Rock it's not even that surprising.
It's overshadowed the ceremony and other winners
(28-03-2022, 12:40 PM)jp liz v1 Wrote: [ -> ]It's overshadowed the ceremony and other winners
It has, and that's a real shame.
I haven't seen any of the winners this year. We used to go see all the nominations if we could, but young kids put paid to that. Should be easier now that most are streaming, but I still never seem to find the time
I wish I could rock a bald head like Jada who looks amazing as there are times I feel like doing a Britney and shaving it all off
IMO there is wrong on both sides of this. The 'joke' was lazy, in incredibly bad taste and rock needed to be called out on it. However smith shouldn't be going around hitting people as it sets a bad example to his fans on such a huge stage. I can also understand why he did it though
(28-03-2022, 01:34 PM)E.N. Wrote: [ -> ]
(28-03-2022, 12:40 PM)jp liz v1 Wrote: [ -> ]It's overshadowed the ceremony and other winners
It has, and that's a real shame.
I haven't seen any of the winners this year. We used to go see all the nominations if we could, but young kids put paid to that. Should be easier now that most are streaming, but I still never seem to find the time

I'll get round to watching The Power of the Dog sometime when I'm in the right frame of mind for it, and I really want to see Dune.  But tbh I have zero interest in seeing Coda, no matter how good it might be.  It just doesn't sound like my thing at all.  Same goes for Belfast.  The one winner I have seen is Summer of Soul.  Can definitely recommend it to anyone who's a fan of Motown/Stax music.
(28-03-2022, 02:36 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]IMO there is wrong on both sides of this.  The 'joke' was lazy, in incredibly bad taste and rock needed to be called out on it. However smith shouldn't be going around hitting people as it sets a bad example to his fans on such a huge stage. I can also understand why he did it though

Smith would have been better calling Rock out on it during his acceptance speech

I think Rebel Wilson commented on their marriage during her hosting of the Baftas but they were not in attendance, lucky for her
(28-03-2022, 03:21 PM)jp liz v1 Wrote: [ -> ]
(28-03-2022, 02:36 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]IMO there is wrong on both sides of this.  The 'joke' was lazy, in incredibly bad taste and rock needed to be called out on it. However smith shouldn't be going around hitting people as it sets a bad example to his fans on such a huge stage. I can also understand why he did it though

Smith would have been better calling Rock out on it during his acceptance speech

I think Rebel Wilson commented on their marriage during her hosting of the Baftas but they were not in attendance, lucky for her

Tbf he didn't know he would be giving an acceptance speech
(28-03-2022, 03:21 PM)jp liz v1 Wrote: [ -> ]
(28-03-2022, 02:36 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]IMO there is wrong on both sides of this.  The 'joke' was lazy, in incredibly bad taste and rock needed to be called out on it. However smith shouldn't be going around hitting people as it sets a bad example to his fans on such a huge stage. I can also understand why he did it though

Smith would have been better calling Rock out on it during his acceptance speech

I think Rebel Wilson commented on their marriage during her hosting of the Baftas but they were not in attendance, lucky for her

I suppose there was no guarantee he'd have an acceptance speech to make.  I think they've been pretty open about their marriage, so they probably expect some slagging over it.  But to make fun of Jada's appearance, which is a direct result of a medical condition, definitely crosses a line.  If she just shaved her head as a fashion statement that would be a different matter.
P Diddy claiming all good and dealt with between Will and Chris now
I think Will was the front runner lock for best actor but yes no 100% guarantee
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Even The Ukrainian Army have to post cats pics......they just cant help it
Will has issued an apology
(29-03-2022, 04:23 PM)jp liz v1 Wrote: [ -> ]Will has issued an apology

Chris Rock has issued one too . 
(I dont like either of them tbh)
I watched the Sky Movies live Oscars and I think Will shouting keep my wife's f#cking name out of your mouth twice or thrice to Chris was worse than the slap/punch/smack and was surprised no fellow presenters or the hosts didn't condemn Will on violence as Oscars are usually a platform for political or other agendas

I don't think Will or Chris will be invited back next year
(28-03-2022, 11:23 AM)E.N. Wrote: [ -> ]
(28-03-2022, 10:42 AM)Necro Wrote: [ -> ]Well this happened at the Oscars..
Jada Pinkett-Smith has alopecia and Chris Rock makes a joke about her playing GI Jane? That's pretty shitty

If that joke was made in a group in a pub, and Will Smith gave him a slap, I reckon most people would be would think it was fair enough. It's amplified by the event, and he probably went too far, but I don't really blame Will Smith here

And regarding him laughing at the joke. They said the same about Venus Williams when Jane Campion made her "you don't have to beat men" joke. I think that's a bad take, these guys have to sit there with a smile on their face, laughing away for appearance's sake. Sometimes it takes a moment for stuff to sink in
Violence is not the answer, if I was in a pub and my mate got a slap off someone for laughing at his bald head then there is now a fight happening. Baldy is in the wrong for resorting to violence and slaggy is on the wrong for taking the piss out of someones hair loss.
(28-03-2022, 02:36 PM)lorcand1990 Wrote: [ -> ]IMO there is wrong on both sides of this.  The 'joke' was lazy, in incredibly bad taste and rock needed to be called out on it. However smith shouldn't be going around hitting people as it sets a bad example to his fans on such a huge stage. I can also understand why he did it though
 Because Chris rock is smaller than him? 
If it had been someone bigger WS would have stuck to the shouting.
(29-03-2022, 06:52 PM)Tigger Wrote: [ -> ]Violence is not the answer, if I was in a pub and my mate got a slap off someone for laughing at his bald head then there is now a fight happening. Baldy is in the wrong for resorting to violence and slaggy is on the wrong for taking the piss out of someones hair loss
Yeah, I initially fell into the usual trap of seeing it as black and white, right and wrong, when everything in life is grey. Will Smith was definitely out of order for what he did. I think Chris Rock was out of order too, but that doesn't excuse Smith's actions