The Golden Eel

It's a scientific fact that 94% of people called Doris can't use the Internet.

Perhaps slightly more than usual but nothing excessive. I've never been one to drink on consecutive nights really, one night a fortnight or so is hard enough these days. Just leads to eating a load of shite, tiredness, weird sleeping for a few nights and the mental effects others are talking about. Even at times like this when I have more opportunities, I just don't fancy the hassle that comes with it.

England?

I'm nearly finished series 2, probably finish it today. Best show I've seen in a long time. Also finished rewatching the third and sadly final series of This Country. Really love that show. Best British sitcom of recent years for me. Stands up to repeat viewing really well.

Mine has taken to it better than I expected actually, though he's only eight. I'd thought a teenager would be a much tougher prospect. No hassle from the school either. The teachers just send out messages that are supposed to help, tips, ideas, etc. They've got a folder with work for four weeks (not including the two weeks for Easter), which he gets through pretty quickly, and the rest of the time I'm making up my own school stuff (maths using darts, spellings, etc) - luckily, he'd started to enjoy reading of his own accord about a month or two ago, so that helps. We're doing that Joe Wicks PE thing every morning (though he's more interested in getting a shout out than the actual exercise), drawing, etc. He got a guitar for Christmas, so that's something I want to get him doing but that's about the one thing he's currently resisting.

I watched it all. It's much longer than it needed to be, for a start, and yeah it's not great, as you'd expect.

Garth Marenghi's Darkplace

I personally won't believe this until I've heard it from Turdseye

Missed opportunity there for him to say: "It travels... from me... to you..."

Maidstone

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This thread is a disgrace.

There's another thing that had a big impact on my young mind.

Cheers. Got to be Sue then.

Me too. A lot. I was only 13. I'm not sure I've cried about sport since come to think of it