pavements that the post delivery people drop. And a notebook I got free from my share dealer. I favour the uniball eye fine rollerball but also really enjoy the Pilot mini propelling pencil HS-40S-S. For such a small device, it is so smooth and easy, I got the matching biro too BS-40S-S.

I use the backs of envelopes, the last box of dot matrix paper roll I've had since the 90s, scrap paper, and I make my own word cards using JPN binder rings and JPN quad index cards (Connect brand is the best). I also use two Red & Black A4 notebooks from 2007 with large rubber bands collected from

Have you got the brown paper bag with the baguette sticking out and something green flopping around?

The world has turned and passed you by. What matters only now is engagement. Like MTG deliberately misspelling petri, it is done to make you share it. You have been tricked.

Or it is just a typo on a brief poster.

Clearly you need to insert a further volume of very much not biblical quotes.

Sgt Bilko???

This ad looks very similar to the CBS Radio tag line in the late 40's: CBS, the stars' address. Paley had signed up all the radio talent ready to move them to television, so plugging names was their main marketing technique.

Mel Brooks was a producer on The Elephant Man, but kept his name wholly off the credits so that people would not think it was a comedy.

I would say that Woody Allen's early films, such as take The Money And Run are just sketches held together by a very thin plot.

And Now For Something Completely Different is literally their TV sketches redone for cinema.
There are plenty of portmanteau films like Dead Of Night, a series of ghost stories.
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What's the score on cannibalism?

I've got two sheds. A brick one and a metal one.