Did I love this when I was little because I love 80's metal and sci-fi, or do I love 80's metal and sci-fi because I loved this when I was little?

The movie ends, Rob stands up, and Frank braces himself for the double-barreled shotgun blast. Rob walks up, tears all over his face, and says, quietly, "It's the best film Castle Rock has ever released. Good work." And then he left.

Class. Fucking. Act.

Rob Reiner was a capital-M Mensch. #RIP

This is not your decision. Any movement of arm bed will result in glaring

It's depressing that no-one in power is willing to back their supposed values when doing so might have negative consequences. I guess they were all just liars or cowards all along

Breakout room 4

When a 100 year old legacy media company that’s generated countless dollars in entertainment and human employment all over the world is valued only marginally more than a failed software product almost nobody even knows exists…

I don’t know the solution. But the money is in the wrong places.

I come in from the East, so I just like going as far west as we feel like then catching a boat back to Tower Pier/Greenwich. It's not free but it's a great way to see London for not much money and the kids love it. There is a bar

Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom is shiny HD, but SNES style. Some of the puzzle design is absolutely jawdropping, really underrated game

I'm still a skeptic, but this is interesting. I'd never thought of using it for travel advice! I just gave it a sticky transport scenario I faced in Bulgaria a few weeks ago and it gave me a genuinely sensible answer that would have helped me, where google failed

Essex is a big place

Essex is a big place. Don't pre judge it because of some jokes you remember from school. Both local MPs are Labour, the council is left controlled with several green councillors, and the previous MP was the quintessential 'good local MP', David Amess. Reform not a notable presence here