Seems to be just photovoltaics and spinny things.

Oh well. Look on the bright side, we won't have the US election cycle dominating our news again.

Use it as a helmet at the Motocross!

I remember when they were sent by god to punish the gays, but now I find out it was sneaky Kamala all along!

I'm not sure a chippy has ever been marketed as "a meal".

It's for when you want about 4 different kinds of carbs and some grease.

At a chippy though?

Have a brown bread butty with it and call it a day.

Radarr, Sonarr, Jellyfin, qBittorrent.

They've apparently got like $6 billion in cash reserves so they can afford the odd stinker.

Those losses won't be real losses, because they'll just pay everyone less on the next movie. They'll be tax man losses. We haven't made any money, oh poor us...

Funny, I don't remember PC gamers flipping out when they had to make UPlay accounts and Rockstar Social Club accounts to play those games on Steam. Those were single player as well.

I honestly think it' seven more important to have an adblock on a phone.

The amount of pages that on mobile are an advert covering the top half, and a give us your data prompt at the bottom seems to be nearly everything these days. At least on a monitor there's room for the content.

I could never get on with the weird shaped triggers.

Yeah, I'd be a bit more excited if they weren't making most of the money to pay for that by exporting vast amounts of oil and gas.

It was made for British TV in the late 80s maybe.

It wasn't going to be done on 35mm with movie making kit. What you see there is probably the best it's going to be.

In fairness I doubt the NSA give a single solitary fuck about piracy and aren't about to give themselves up over a telesync rip of Beetlejuice 2.

But probably best to plan 9/11 part 2 over something a bit more secure.

I live in the East Midlands, so I'd agree. Just about everything around here is a former something town, be it mining, manufacturing, whatever. Anything that isn't is some picturesque place is a scrabble of smackheads and vapeshops.

Really need to start giving tax breaks to big companies to build their shit in unpopular places and have good public transport so people can get to it.

If you're upset over this because you're genuinely going to struggle, then you should probably see what benefits you're entitled to. Chances are there's something you can claim.

Hoever, I suspect most of the people who are upset are Daily Mail reading, £600,000 house living types, on a massive final salary pension, who are annoyed that this means they might have to sit in economy class when they fly to their fifth holiday of the year. And those people, can get bent.

Is that a great idea? Most of the New Towns became shitholes.

I know somebody from Skelmersdale, and the only place they'd been that was worse was Blackpool.

If I remember correctly, the problem was the scheme explicitly forbade the council from building a replacement house.

I think that was later changed, but by then the damage was done and the housing stock was decimated.

I do think you should be able to buy a council house that you've been living in if you want, but at the full market rate of building another equivalent home, and it should be enforced that they do build another. If a council currently has no plans for building more, then tough titties, you'll have to go on a waiting list.

It's a CEX in a small town.

I'm not assuming anything other than whatever money was handed over by the store for this thing was rapidly exchanged for the smallest available quantity of heroin from a local dealer.

I haven't seen the movie or read anything about it.

But the writer also wrote a sequel to God's Not Dead, if that gives any indication of where this sits on the reality/lunatic spectrum of right wing shithousery.