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Duffelblog - Fans excited for final season of Afghanistan

https://youtu.be/ZijkWOhj_G4 Well, no matter the script, McDiarmid does have a good sense of presence..

All the petty admin and assorted stuff today. My broadband / tv provider sent new tv box and router, so the fun of switching, installing, and then setting my network security back up. My mobile phone was out of contract, so going through the fun of getting that in order. Caught up on both laundry and fussing the cat some. Helping my father clear out things from my sister's old room, he's turned it into a general clutter stack / storage area and we really need to sort through it. Chasing up some bank issues. Also, spent the money on picking up that 3d Printer I had my eye on, and am about to setup a rapsberry pi with Octoprint for when it gets delivered. Kind of hoping I've left myself enough time. I'm planning on printing out a lightsabre and Sith mask for attending Portsmouth Comic-Con (which is actually over the May 4th/5th), and then a few weeks later have friends also going to London Comic-Con, so I'm thinking of letting the geek flag fly and push the cosplay option for once.

Thought I'd have a look at what's going on with SW: TOR these days. Found out that since i got a security key back in the day, it's been racking up that 100 Cartel Coins a month , even when I wasn't subscribed to the game.

Wild Target A low key English film from 2010. Bill Nighy as an aging, solitary master assassin growing tired with the life and wanting to retire, only to be hired to kill Emily Blunt's thief. He ends up falling for her, and helping her out, in the process being confused as a private detective, and picking up Rupert Grint as a hapless apprentice. The unhappy client then bring in Martin Freeman's much less reliable hitman to tidy up the mess, and chaos ensues. It's very much reliant on situational comedy and some British understatement, so it does have that callback to the classic Ealing Studio movies.