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Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased).

Is that the same company who had advert where there is a talking house on the beach? That's the one, yeah. Talking of Money Supermarket and I believe their advert with the twerking men in shorts and high heels was one which had a high level of complaints. I didn't have any real issue with it but I ...

There's one for an online estate agents, Savile's I think it's called, that's just plain weird.

A couple are out in the woods for a walk, when they suddenly find themselves face to front door with a two storey detached house. That talks.

Who the hell comes up with this crap?

Dot wrote:I think Money Super Market advert with Skeletor is awful.
Someone, somewhere may think it clever to use music from 'Dirty Dancing' but it just doesn't work.

What do you think of the new one, Dot? The one with the dancing Action Men.

Much as I dislike the Nationwide ads with the two singing sisters, there are apparently some fucknuggets out there who hate it so much, that they're sending the two lassies death threats.

pingu wrote:two dundonian ducks flying through the air,

one duck says "quack"

the other says "for gods sake i cannae go ony quacker"

Nice one.

Helpmates (1932), 10/10.

You just can not beat a wee bit of Laurel and Hardy.

How the hell they managed not to seriously injure themselves when they were filming some of the gags, I will never know....

Civilisations, pt. 1, "The Second Moment of Creation".

"No Time Like the Past" by jodi Taylor. Book 5 in the "Chronicles of St. Mary's" series. Basically, it's time travelling historians. Good series, not as dull as it sounds. A friend on Facebook recommended the first book "Just One Damn Thing After Another", I saw it was ...

The one for the injury compensation/ambulance chaser lawyers where the guy goes back to his work after an accident drives me daft. The guy seems to work in some sort of warehouse type of place, so there's forklifts whizzing about - but no bugger's wearing a hi-vis vest. He's just strolled in off the...

Hannibal's Elephant Army: the New Evidence.

Paper Tiger (1975).

Don't think I've seen this movie since I was a kid.

Talking Pictures TV is fantastic for all these obscure films that the mainstream channels don't show any more.

Howay the lads!

Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased).

banjo wrote:24 hours in police custody.boy did they go after one of their own this week.

I saw that the other day. Bloody hell, cannae even trust the polis these days.

Watching repeats of "Hustle". Currently on series 4. My jings but yon Jamie Murray's a fine lookin' lassie.