Movie you’ve watched more than six times with a gif. Hard mode: no Stars (Wars nor Trek), LOTR, or Marvel, Disney Animated or Pixar.

I’d be fine with unframed, and again postage paid seems appropriate. Not sure how many tickets you should offer, whatever breaks even for you I suggest. My preference would be for the cult movies as I’ve been really enjoying the ones you’ve posted…

Yes, I would pay as much as a fiver, and I would prefer an original, but I’m also aware that for a fiver that might be a bit cheeky, so would settle for a (signed?) print.

This is a fascinating read, and I am keen to see how some of the ideas mentioned are taken forward. Certainly with the teams I work with, a good transcription service would ease the onus of paperwork. Thank you for sharing.

I still don’t understand that someone looked at wheat and thought, I should grind that into a fine powder and see what happens, and now we have bread and cake and biscuits

It would surely be easier to edit out the presenters?

The credit used to be ‘review and illustration by…’ but it’s changed to just the reviewer’s name at the end of the review.
I’m sure I will love the story!!

It looks like Jamie Lenman, who usually provides the full page illustrations. It’s a shame he isn’t credited, he always used to be… it’s a lovely picture and I look forward to listening to the story too!

You were awesome as Doom, and I’ve enjoyed your posts ever since. Thank you!

Thank you Ian, my mother in law died in January and her name is Janet Goodman

#RememberedMums25

I’m heading towards 53, saw Sooty and Sweep live when I was little and it has taken this post for me to realise the reasoning…

The adherents of the repeated meme? Or would they be an art form? Would the ruins on the planet in flesh and stone count?

Love it, but I wonder if it would work for the first couple of episodes to hide the traitors identities from the viewers too…