Saint posted:Baz posted:Saint posted:And we moan about our lives now
It's true Baz - there's so much we don't know but should be grateful for
I remember "Carve her name with pride" a movie about a WW2 heroine
There should be more - there must be so many untold stories
I loved that film ....in fact I won a prize for reviewing it when I was in senior school 
Very , very brave woman 
getting caught with her driver #ArleneFoster who would have thunked it, allegedly banging her driver
Dame_Ann_Average posted:
getting caught with her driver
#ArleneFoster who would have thunked it, allegedly banging her driver
- and Dr Christian Jessen may be in hot water too LOL
... not for the first time 
Saint posted:The irony
There have been comments about this all over Twitter ever since the attack. Trump also posted a number of tweets attacking Obama at the time, and they've been retweeted repeatedly.
I'm sure you won't be surprised to learn that this isn't the first time Trump's been caught out by a hypocritical tweet - as various online Trump critics point out, "There's a Trump tweet for every occasion"...
While I'm on the subject: I discovered this recently:
https://www.hgngames.com/potus
Yes: someone's actually trying to make a buck out of Trump's twitter madness by turning it into a boardgame!
You really can't make this up!
I'm sure some of you already knew this, but it was news to me...
I've just been watching a recording of the very first episode of "Monty Python", which includes the "Funniest Joke In The World" sketch:
[This version from "And now for Something Completely Different"]
The German translation used in the sketch is actually a nonsense phrase, but is officially given as:
"Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!"
Now: if you put that into Google Translate, it triggers an Easter Egg: instead of the German translation, you get:
[FATAL ERROR]
Google Translate: Funniest Joke in the World!
Eugene's Lair posted:I'm sure some of you already knew this, but it was news to me...
I've just been watching a recording of the very first episode of "Monty Python", which includes the "Funniest Joke In The World" sketch:
[This version from "And now for Something Completely Different"]
The German translation used in the sketch is actually a nonsense phrase, but is officially given as:
"Wenn ist das Nunstück git und Slotermeyer? Ja! Beiherhund das Oder die Flipperwaldt gersput!"
Now: if you put that into Google Translate, it triggers an Easter Egg: instead of the German translation, you get:
[FATAL ERROR]
Google Translate: Funniest Joke in the World!
Been watching this - an amazing story about Witold Pilecki - the subject of Costa winning book of the year 2019 "The Volunteer".
A man who volunteered to go to Auschwitz and escaped to alert the world.
Saint posted:Been watching this - an amazing story about Witold Pilecki - the subject of Costa winning book of the year 2019 "The Volunteer".
A man who volunteered to go to Auschwitz and escaped to alert the world.
I’ve heard about that book Renton ...I might check it out ....very brave man 
"You can be the Captain and i will draw the chart"
That's right, Morrison's were playing "Rush - Closer to the heart" today!
Was it in deference to the late, great Neil Peart or did some procrastinating teenager with a neck tattoo get their hands on the tape recorder?
The latter most likely . . . .
Have you noticed how a flappy paddle gear lever looks like a penguins arm?
Who sees a young woman? Who sees an old woman?
Younger people who look at this optical illusion are more likely to see the young woman first, and older people are more likely to see the old woman first. https://go.nature.com/39sKuVH
Sprout posted:Who sees a young woman? Who sees an old woman?
I see both and can quite easily switch between them.
I was sitting at my desk at work and noticed a 'faces in things'. I have now got to get a step ladder, a camera and take a photo.
@Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I was sitting at my desk at work and noticed a 'faces in things'. I have now got to get a step ladder, a camera and take a photo.
Rofl
@Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I was sitting at my desk at work and noticed a 'faces in things'. I have now got to get a step ladder, a camera and take a photo.
It'll never pass security - you know that 
@Saint posted:It'll never pass security - you know that
I shall take it from a tight angle, redacting anything that may not be wise to put in an open forum.
