Agreed, actually.

Seems fair.

This ( and everything) would benefit from an ALT description. I'd be fascinated to read this, am normally sighted, and it really doesn't read.

You would miss my "like" then.

Prove you are human.

Has to be said, if they were using real knives it was they who didn't understand theatre.

I usually find "excuse me" does the trick with a lot less fuss.

I find there is actually a law that they can only ask once your card has expired.

Nights of Cabiria last night, prime Saturday evening slot. @talkingpicturestv.bsky.social seem to be upping their game.

Middle of the night up on Salisbury Crags, 18 years old, I witnessed a spectacular meteor shower, and felt a connection with the force of the natural world that's still rattling my bones.

It gets weird up there for sure.

There is an episode in James Hoggs' 'Confessions of a Justified Sinner' where the narrator meets himself in the mist atop the mountain (Arthur's Seat) overlooking Edinburgh. This is a fantastic illustration of what's described, and must certainly have happened to the author.

Then they weren't recording them when Mark Hughes was playing. This was pretty normal for him of a Saturday afternoon.