For the UK, otherwise it’s too late. Tomorrow will be the last day we send out orders until the new year.

I did not know that the film was being shown on TV at all, let alone at that exact time. This sent a chill down my spine. And so, immediately after finishing the book, I sat and watched the film. I loved the book but was not keen on the film; I felt it failed to convey the whole point of the story.

As it happens, I have a spooky story about The Shining, which I read years ago, around the time I first read IT. As I finished the last page and put the book down, I wondered what to do next and turned on the TV. The first thing I immediately heard from the TV was “And now, The Shining.”

I’ve always felt that it would be impossible to do justice to IT in a film or even represent certain parts of it at all, though others who have read IT have told me positive things about the recent two-part film representation.

“I have read IT twice” even. 😏

I MUST watch this. IT is my all-time favourite book (I have read it twice.)

"Well you can tell by the way I use my walk
I'm a tardigrade, no time to talk
Don't care if it's cold or if it's warm
I've been immortal since I was born
Now it's alright, it's okay
If they irradiate me all day
Because it can help to understand
My weird proteins' effects on man"

🤣

Have you tried some cream for your thermosting?😏

Can’t we share it? 🤣

How about these suggestions then?
- frostitch
- chillitch
- winterprickle
- radiatch
- thermosting (I like this one.)

Due to central heating? What is this unfamiliar phenomenon? Are you sure it’s not the itching that some folks find can result from a hot shower? I think we now might be meandering from words to science here.

No

I know it’s a tad simplistic but this graphic does appear to hold true. Almost like many Reform voters don’t care if those at the top maintain their position so long as those above them are negatively impacted.

Obviously this doesn’t work for middle wealth Reform voters

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