I never expected this kind of punctuational bullshit on the BBC.
(Also, ‘Maida’)
I'm Mark (34/m/uk) and this is just a bunch of stuff.
Posted 9 years ago
Half-watching Hot Fuzz on TV and got to see this glorious moment again.
It’s clear Rafe Spall is about to break, but is it just me or can you see Simon Pegg about to break as well?
Fun fact: A lady I work with was introduced to her now-husband by Paddy Considine.
Posted 10 years ago
At the front of the field, Webber introduced a very simple strategy of driving as fast as he could for as long as he could…
2010 Hungarian Grand Prix - Wikipedia
It’s a shame that the fickle tyres in F1 at the moment mean that this seems like an ingenious strategy.
Posted 10 years ago
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Then you come across “Out of Gas.” It’s an episode of television so phenomenal I envy every person who is going to watch it for the first time. This is without a doubt the best that Firefly ever got, and here’s why.
It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve seen ‘Out of Gas’. How could you not want to watch it again after reading this article?
Posted 10 years ago
via illiterati-lumen-fidei
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Favorite TV Openings - Archer
My favourite part has always been the curve made in the blue between Amber Nash’s and Chris Parnell’s names. It is shamefully under-represented in this gif-set.
#hardg
Posted 10 years ago
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When we were in NYC, we realised that I walk about twice as fast as my friends, so it became a thing that I would just walk ahead and wait at the next corner for everyone else to catch up.
For geography geeks, this is walking north on Madison between 37th and 38th street. I even found the Google Street View of that nails and tanning sign on the left. I did this by knowing where we ate when I wore the shirt I’m wearing in the photo and re-tracing our steps in Google Maps. This is the kind of thing I do on Friday nights.
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