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What We Do In The Shadows - Mockumentary that looks at the everyday lives of a group of house-sharing vampires. (MUBI) I’d heard the name before but didn’t know what it was about (I thought it was a typical teen vampire flick). When I realised the Flight of the Conchords connections, I just had to watch it...and I wasn’t disappointed. Very funny.
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Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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Goodness! We're down to tier 2... I'll give it a week. -
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Following confirmation of a positive Covid-19 test, one of our Year 6 classes has been sent home to isolate for two-weeks...for the third time! They only returned to school last Tuesday. -
That sounds a bit like me.
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Who was your university band? Disaster Area?!!
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It has to be Dinosaur Jr. Even their ‘Best of’ album is called ‘Ear-Bleeding Country’!
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Hahaha! I installed one of those Petsafe doors last Christmas and never even noticed that.
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That reminds of this one, which I've previously posted in the Pedantry Group, but not in the general forums. On the menu at The Mason's Arms, near Worcester - "Here's your :censored:ing houmous, you , with a side-order of you!"
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The head has ordered 20 iPads through the scheme. Does anyone know whether they have mobile data capability? It would be great if we could use these free data SIM cards with them.
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Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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Sounds like bliss! ...apart from the micro-meals; I'd have to cook something really tasty for myself. ...and the cat. I like cats, but I'm highly allergic. ...and the slumping with booze would have to follow a good, long dog-walk, either on the beach or somewhere in the countryside. ...other than that, it's ideal. -
Hahaha! Sweet!
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Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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I agree that it's never going to happen but, if there were to be more lockdowns in January, extending the school Christmas holiday to coincide would be a good way of doing things (likewise, that's my opinion). -
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Extended Christmas holiday, anyone? -
Star Wars - All of them! I've just finished my annual cycle of all the Star Wars films in chronological order of story, including the animated Clone Wars (just the film, not the TV series). What used to take a few days now takes almost a fortnight!
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The Wildlife (and Gardening for Wildlife) thread
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I love that Brian May's trust is called 'Save Me'. I've got it buzzing around in my head now. -
Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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I love this extract from the article It made me think of Pink Floyd's 'The Wall' (although that was children entering school through a mincer). -
Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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@Slarty66 - Have you had your antibody test, yet? -
Coronavirus: General discussion (see opening post for rules)
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Protection from the BBC? I can see Sir Cliff being first in the queue. -
Did he find you?
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Me, too. I was gutted when I heard that last night.
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Is the screen/projector networked (or networkable)? It may be worth checking the manual to see if you can mirror to it directly. Our SMART panels and Epson laser projectors are both capable of this. We still use AirServer in other locations, though.
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Personally, I don't see why it would be the school's responsibility to provide Internet filtering - especially if the device is connected via the family's home router. We give book tokens to pupils as prizes; it's up to parents to ensure that their children don't use them to buy 'adult material'.
