u/Machinegun_Funk

Slight addition to that given the timescales around it there's no way they didn't already have most if not all of The LOTR thing recorded prior to running the Naish Rally, the turn around was incredibly quick if not.

Which given the competition these days is really saying something 

Not toasting on both sides is poor form but I wouldn't throw a shit fit over it. I'd just shrug and either never go there again or order something different next time.

The old Jimmy Saville situation 

I'm not sure what difference the security barrier has made? I always just walk round it if I'm not actually there for a gig and never had any bother.

And Japan's level of immigration has shot up in recent years because of this (more or less doubled since covid). The notion that they have no immigrant population is very outdated.

Cool, looks like shit 

You dodged a bullet of disappointment there.

Really don't see that as an impediment to being a successful football manager

Fundamentally disagree with your premise but I do love the title!

The New Conservatory used to don't know if that's the case still. 3 quid a pint at The Social 3-6 which is basically 2 for one these days.

According to the opinion of one person...

Point of order the retail park is just called Cardigan Fields no Kirkstall in the name at all. (Because it's in Burley)

Thoros of Myr for the younger kids 

Given as the worst terrorist attack on British soil was done by people born in Leeds / Bradford that might not be as effective a tactic as you think.

Never been on a walk in the country and grabbed a pub lunch after? It's not like you have to drink alcohol in them.

Hard to see him go that way with Fairuz still in his life but if she's not then totally plausible 

2E Rules master class from Mary Lou here!

Except she's back now for SD so something has changed.

I think the previous years winner is more deserving of that accolade. (For the record the film is a lot of fun but it beat Howl's Moving Castle!)

It's infuriating if you're going to have discourse about something at least have the courage to use the right words without censoring. 

More like the Malmö Kid

Even to the extent of bringing back an actor who's character is very dead at the end of the film (and isn't an immortal mummy)

They have to promote the success of the business for the benefit of the shareholders they don't have a legal obligation to maximize profit at the exclusion of all other concerns.

The world is a very bold claim