1. Sagrada
2. Azul
3. Pandemic (esp. the Legacies)
4. 7 Wonders
5. Sushi Go
6. King of Tokyo
7. Splendor
8. Elder Sign
9. Ticket to Ride
10. Tiny Epic Galaxies

So what if they're mostly 'gateway' games? They're the sort of game that you can just pick up and play with a minimal teach.

Alexa, define ‘Freudian slip’…

Banana Hip Spasm. Pretty sure that *was* a band back in the day.

Ian Chesterton said it all the way back in 1964 - 'A dislike for the unlike [because] they're afraid ... because you're different from them. So whatever you do, it doesn't matter'.

Who has *always* been like this, and if you don't know and understand this, find another show to watch.

I'm so glad I'm not alone. It was burning me up.

Thank you.

Carney wasn't even Governor during her cough and a spit of a premiership. Jeez.

Hard Limes

Mr Chekov would like a word about ear worms...

While you were there, did you pick up those power converters?

I found it really difficult to read (no, I don’t mean the word ‘Bucephalus’) at the time. I haven’t tried since, mind.

When did people lose the cognitive link between reading and comprehension?

My nagging voice helps me stay honest.

Mind you, it's better you hear your nagging voice saying it than the thousands that would likely shout it at you over at the other place.

The basic Mac apps (GarageBand, iMovie) are very powerful for free apps. I used to use GarageBand back in the day for 'That 1963 Show'.

You really shouldn't pay any attention to Jeremy Hunt you know.

Well, he thinks that 'minus zero' is a thing, so you may have something there.

The oral tradition of storytelling goes back well before universal literacy. Of course audiobooks count as reading. I would die on this hill. Metaphorically, obviously.

It isn't even close for me - 'I'm still standing'. #COYH