Kevin's Watch

I can't think at the moment. Meh.

--A

Skyweir wrote:I love Luc Besson just watched Lucy .. and love 5th Element .. sound track is absolutely brilliant.

Will definitely look for the Billboard one too

Leon was simply great. When Besson is good he's great! But when he's had he's awful.

Yes Pete, experimentalists can get in their own way. I liked Jean Reno in Leon, and most other things he has been in.
I am a bit on the tired side today. I have to get to bed earlier tonight. Too long spent in front of a bloody tv last night.

I hear ya mate sometimes kicking back in front of the black box is what you need.

I havent seen Leon .. will definitely check it out.

My night out was fabulous.. we caught up with friends, had a few drinks and went to the show which was raucously fantasmagorical just what I needed.

We are heading out to the woodshed tonight to celebrate a small win.

Do, it was great, probably Jean Reno's best.

--A

Yeah, Leon is definitely in the top 50, if not top 20, favorite films of all time for me.

I wish for relief to those in need in California, and Yemen, and this list could get long....
Busy busy busy,

I'm guessing that there must be a lot of dwellings in amongst heavily tree'd areas in California for the loss count to be so high? Absolutely devastating - they are in our thoughts.

UK high Street supermarket giant Sainsbury's have become the first big food retailer to introduce a range of insect based products onto the shelves in their stores. This, they say, is the future of food, and has a rich savory barbecue flavour and tastes great. Well, in the words of Jules from Pulp Fiction, I don't care if it tastes like pumpkin pie I won't be eating the motherf.............!

See you tomorrow guys!

.. there would have to be other alternate food source, to induce me to eating any of that

peter wrote:I'm guessing that there must be a lot of dwellings in amongst heavily tree'd areas in California for the loss count to be so high? Absolutely devastating - they are in our thoughts.

UK high Street supermarket giant Sainsbury's have become the first big food retailer to introduce a range of insect based products onto the shelves in their stores. This, they say, is the future of food, and has a rich savory barbecue flavour and tastes great. Well, in the words of Jules from Pulp Fiction, I don't care if it tastes like pumpkin pie I won't be eating the motherf.............!

See you tomorrow guys!

Post of the year right there!! Hahaha love that.

Here here ... totally agree

Odd really, because I eat just about anything with no (aesthetic) problem. I must admit, I've seen unidentifiable things in bowls on the ground in far-eastern markets (and come to that, hanging in Windows in China town) that I don't fancy, but by and large if it can be served up on a plate I'll eat it. But insects ...... I just can't fancy em!

I guess if it were a pragmatic choice of survival we might just give em a crack .. but if no such scenario existed .. meh they can keep em

Plus Im not THAT adventurous so theres that.

When in New Zealand .. someone served a giant tongue I didnt realise what it was at first .. then changed a verdant green colour LOL Not a fan of ofal .. however its spelled. I think it was the tripe, blood sausage and haggis of my youth

For some reason, my dads favourites. Blech

Cold here at the moment.
I cant come at tripe. Not even if it tastes like pumpkin pie.
I love an omelette.

.....of which delicacy I happen to be the master preparator! Beat it well, season it plenty, serve it soft, fill it with cheese. Perfection on a plate!

Hahaha you cant beat a good omelette well you can .. but its a definite winner.

I must say Kizza you are the luckiest human ever .. married to a chef ... that would be the bomb. Uber jealous.

Though there will be a future time when I will visit Adelaide and look forward to an invite.

Yes Sky we will catch up for sure. Pete, an omelette is transformed with seasoning and a shallot! ..... and it helps if you know how to cook.
I hope the people on the Sentinel Islands are left alone.
And I think that while Northern Ireland is the greatest pain in the arse for Brexit, it would be fair to say that NI has come a long way in the last 20 years. Yes there are soccer clubs which highlight sectarian hooliganism, and there are thugs who are more interested in drug money than political outcomes. NI affecting Brexit is a very natural issue. Belfast, you are a slapper. But I love you.

I don't do omelettes. Not much of one for egg things really. And while I'd probably try a bug (the reality is that it is almost certain that we will eventually be meeting most of our protein requirements with insect protein) it's not really my idea of a great meal.

(Nor do I do offal, or any kind of organ meat. Fussy, that's me. )

--A

Youre probably right but am hoping that eventuality will be 100s of years in the future.

Though it makes sense to reduce animal farming .. I dont see that industry dismantling itself .. for ethical or environmental reasons.

Plus most people dont need to eat the volume of meat many do... in fact I think humans can get by without meat all together.. So long as there exists a demand, I cant see this industrys collapse any time soon.