I may not have seen them, but I am very much aware that Part 3 is not the best.

I’d never seen The Godfather until last year.
My wife caught me watching the second one.
“I can’t believe you’re watching without me!”
“You’ve never mentioned them ever!”
“Well, I want to.”
“Fine. I’ll watch the first one again with you.”
It never happened. So, haven’t even seen the best one yet.

I want nothing more.

Yeah, sprog immediately questioned it, “Is he really his father?!”

Yep. I can’t win because I hate praise, and would rather slink back into the shadows “my work here is done.” I will even point out things I think aren’t perfect, possibly to make them believe it’s not as good?
But…
If I don’t get praise, I immediately think the worst.

Then you send them and wait and wait and wait for them to come back. Why are they taking so long? It’s because they don’t like them, isn’t it.
Ten minutes later: “These are great. Thanks.”
Arrggh! They hate them!

It really makes you wonder what he said on RHLSTP that made his team want to pull the episode, if he’s perfectly fine with this.

Goddamnit, Rob! How else am I supposed to anonymously tell the world I hate that insurance rodent and want it dead?!

I had a go this afternoon and fell off.

I can’t believe what a moron she is. Clearly doesn’t care for her children to not only *forget* their vaccinations, but to also get the Covid jab for herself but refuse it for her kids.
If she wanted them to catch a disease and die, she wouldn’t have acted any differently. Unforgivable.

Love it.

Downside is the viewing angle is quite narrow with ALR. If your head isn’t within a couple of feet of the projector, the screen appears noticeably darker.
Perfect, then, for the bedroom where the projector will be right behind the headboard.

Update. Got a smaller screen for the bedroom. It’s ambient light rejection (ALR) and has ruined my bigger screen for me.
It’s sooo much better contrast, even with the lights on.
This is with lights at 100% and also with my other screen draped over the top to show the difference.

I think it might be policy, which I could understand if there were hundreds of giggling schoolgirls incessantly going up and down the escalators, but it’s empty.

Yeah! I think a couple of them weren’t just fronts, but whole sets.
The shopping centre itself is a bit neglected, so they used a bunch of empty units.
I just love how it all came about, roping in her fellow guests from the Graham Norton show.

I told the sprog and friend to wait at the top whilst I got into position and to wait for a clear escalator, but another couple of girls turned up, got excited, and gave them bracelets. Swifties are very wholesome.
Apparently, the security guard had a go at them too.

For those that don’t know what I’m talking about, it’s this scene from the Opalite video.

I might have to film something for that when I next go back!