The government bunker in Athlone was either the worst kept secret, or the most widespread urban legend, of 80s Ireland 😉

Everything old is new again.

The 80s were … odd.

I still remember the casual aside in Down To A Sunless Sea, which had Cuban mercenaries invited by an SF government to invade the North, and that’s why Ireland was nuked by the US…

"vaccinated time travel" was a throwaway line in Generation X - "to fantasize about traveling backwards in time, but only with proper vaccinations."

There's another top thread about it 🙂

Looks like it’s solid all the way back to the NCR.

I say it all the time, but Bradbury's The Murderer, from 1953, is the most accurate take on (what was then) the future I've read.

Dartmouth Sqaure, maybe? Make them split their “we object!” resources…

I'm against it too, but it's amazing how quickly people who ask for it change their minds when they realise they'd need one 😉

I'd go for "logged 100km cycling on the road in the year preceding the licence issue" - which should cover the renewal too.
Or even, as a response to "why don't cyclists have to get a licence?", go "yes, and make having a cycling licence a mandatory requirement for having a driving one".

Cross it with Dr Who and we could get 3 movies in one. Crowe playing two roles on the one screen could be awesome 😉

When you return - and only then -,I can recommend Horrorstör as a good read on what could have been 😛

And it is my personal canon that at the end of the movie, Lisa Nolan moved to London in a bid to forget it all, changed her name to Emma Flyte, and joined the Met.

I like to think that somewhere, a Spurs fan is rubbing their hands gleefully and going "they'll never know it was me".

As the saying should go, if they’re so rich why aren’t they smart?

I think it’s a HIPPO violation if you have more than 2% body fat 😛

Best to take the "living well" approach, for sure 😉

Interrupting a Mass, and publicly challenging a reasonable instruction from his principal.