Ed Churchman
@twobands.bsky.social
UK-based tabletop gamer, podcast enthusiast, skirt-wearer and politics nerd.
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REM solved it in 1986 with the song Fall On Me. Took a while, and Homer Simpson lost a good jacket, but we got there in the end!
February 8, 2025 at 3:20 PM
REM solved it in 1986 with the song Fall On Me. Took a while, and Homer Simpson lost a good jacket, but we got there in the end!
Almost forgot Matthew Horne was also in the play, but he random John Elledge sighting in the wild bumped him into 4th place on my star register.
February 1, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Almost forgot Matthew Horne was also in the play, but he random John Elledge sighting in the wild bumped him into 4th place on my star register.
"Churnalism"... underrated word!
January 30, 2025 at 5:50 PM
"Churnalism"... underrated word!
Always by reaction when these calls to arms go out *shudder*
January 27, 2025 at 8:04 AM
Always by reaction when these calls to arms go out *shudder*
I saw this video on VH1 in the UK at the time of release and it literally changed my taste in music, and made me a life-long R.E.M. fan.
January 25, 2025 at 12:59 AM
I saw this video on VH1 in the UK at the time of release and it literally changed my taste in music, and made me a life-long R.E.M. fan.
I mean, the whole format is based on the tabletop game "Werewolf", which I believe already has a Seer role. I predict the whole thing will be more like "Ultimate Werewolf" within a few years and everyone will have a custom role. Surprised the US version didn't go straight there.
January 25, 2025 at 12:56 AM
I mean, the whole format is based on the tabletop game "Werewolf", which I believe already has a Seer role. I predict the whole thing will be more like "Ultimate Werewolf" within a few years and everyone will have a custom role. Surprised the US version didn't go straight there.
I should probably call my child Monster, but I feel there will be legitimate criticisms, including from music critics.
January 22, 2025 at 6:48 PM
I should probably call my child Monster, but I feel there will be legitimate criticisms, including from music critics.
Most moving and evocative episode I've heard since Ros on the blood scandal! Such a heartbreaking story told by such an amazing person.
January 22, 2025 at 6:29 PM
Most moving and evocative episode I've heard since Ros on the blood scandal! Such a heartbreaking story told by such an amazing person.
Such admiration for Robbie. Crying on the way to work isn't usually how I make a positive start to my day, but the journey of his story trough the episode was as inspiring as it was heart-breaking. Thank you both for putting these experiences across so well.
January 22, 2025 at 6:26 PM
Such admiration for Robbie. Crying on the way to work isn't usually how I make a positive start to my day, but the journey of his story trough the episode was as inspiring as it was heart-breaking. Thank you both for putting these experiences across so well.
The people's truck. Safe, affordable, secure. A truck that will last for 1,000 years.
January 21, 2025 at 12:05 AM
The people's truck. Safe, affordable, secure. A truck that will last for 1,000 years.
There's clearly a mistake... you can actually see Vance.
January 20, 2025 at 11:45 PM
There's clearly a mistake... you can actually see Vance.
Featuring Jacob Jarvis Jargon.
January 17, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Featuring Jacob Jarvis Jargon.
I'm not normally into choking or ASMR, but...
January 17, 2025 at 8:21 AM
I'm not normally into choking or ASMR, but...
Sure as a swordfish!
January 14, 2025 at 4:54 PM
Sure as a swordfish!
Innimitable and joyous to watch when I was younger, and he will always be my cockney rhyming slang for batteries.
January 14, 2025 at 4:53 PM
Innimitable and joyous to watch when I was younger, and he will always be my cockney rhyming slang for batteries.
Rachel's question of "do Reform voters like sliced bread", can be answered "they may or may not like it sliced, but they like it British, and the like it white."
I feel that I shall certainly NOT be saying "the best thing since white bread" in my normal parlance.
I feel that I shall certainly NOT be saying "the best thing since white bread" in my normal parlance.
January 14, 2025 at 1:29 PM
Rachel's question of "do Reform voters like sliced bread", can be answered "they may or may not like it sliced, but they like it British, and the like it white."
I feel that I shall certainly NOT be saying "the best thing since white bread" in my normal parlance.
I feel that I shall certainly NOT be saying "the best thing since white bread" in my normal parlance.
At least Father Christmas is in Clacton one day a year.
December 22, 2024 at 1:05 PM
At least Father Christmas is in Clacton one day a year.
I knew/hoped you were talking about Mark Cousins right from the start of that section. I also have great memories of him introducing that films that I watched a teen at the time, such as The Fly and Raising Cain, and other films I'll always link to him. The film critic for the Xenial generation!
December 20, 2024 at 11:59 AM
I knew/hoped you were talking about Mark Cousins right from the start of that section. I also have great memories of him introducing that films that I watched a teen at the time, such as The Fly and Raising Cain, and other films I'll always link to him. The film critic for the Xenial generation!
People who say "it's grim up north" have clearly never been to Hastings.
I think Rye stole all the quaint beauty and sense of serene joy from the rest of 1066 County, although every shop in Battle being called "Battle..." (Jewelers, Computers, etc) is quite delightful.
I think Rye stole all the quaint beauty and sense of serene joy from the rest of 1066 County, although every shop in Battle being called "Battle..." (Jewelers, Computers, etc) is quite delightful.
December 19, 2024 at 12:15 AM
People who say "it's grim up north" have clearly never been to Hastings.
I think Rye stole all the quaint beauty and sense of serene joy from the rest of 1066 County, although every shop in Battle being called "Battle..." (Jewelers, Computers, etc) is quite delightful.
I think Rye stole all the quaint beauty and sense of serene joy from the rest of 1066 County, although every shop in Battle being called "Battle..." (Jewelers, Computers, etc) is quite delightful.
Probably the Gulf War, when I was 9. My memory is never great on specifics, but the omnipresence of that period sunk in at the time.
It was possibly helped by a lot of jokes that went around school, and the fact I had a friend whose name was Hussain, and her brother's name was, unfortunately, Adam.
It was possibly helped by a lot of jokes that went around school, and the fact I had a friend whose name was Hussain, and her brother's name was, unfortunately, Adam.
December 18, 2024 at 8:33 AM
Probably the Gulf War, when I was 9. My memory is never great on specifics, but the omnipresence of that period sunk in at the time.
It was possibly helped by a lot of jokes that went around school, and the fact I had a friend whose name was Hussain, and her brother's name was, unfortunately, Adam.
It was possibly helped by a lot of jokes that went around school, and the fact I had a friend whose name was Hussain, and her brother's name was, unfortunately, Adam.
That must be difficult as I guess they aren't usually listed ingredients? Assume gram comes under "may contain cereals containing gluten"?
Best of luck with your search. I hope the right product is out there!!
Best of luck with your search. I hope the right product is out there!!
December 9, 2024 at 7:50 AM
That must be difficult as I guess they aren't usually listed ingredients? Assume gram comes under "may contain cereals containing gluten"?
Best of luck with your search. I hope the right product is out there!!
Best of luck with your search. I hope the right product is out there!!