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It's really only the 20th century that caused the French to have the bad rap militarily speaking.

To wander away from the bugs...

Why does this sound like a Dara O'Briain joke? Because it was on Mock the Week To be fair, I swiped it from one of Colin Mochrie's news improv segments on Whose Line...

It's kind of scary to think that I can remember the original UK version that introduced this show... and when Colin Mochrie had a bit more hair. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4smVtUTRSPM

Been working on my Security Management report, it's an interesting experience where the assignment sheet had "max word count of 1,000" but the lecturer has repeatedly stated that that's more a minimum to get a passing grade, and you really need to write more to get higher grades. Now I've somehow ended up with a wee bit over 7,000 words, of course, about 1,100 of them are from the reference and bibliography section..... Took a break, and then whipped up the pilot questionnaire for my research paper on Google Forms. Give it another week and I might put it up here for you foiks to fill out.

"An irish-american hitman recently confessed to being hired to beat a cow to death, in a rice field, using only two small porcelain figures. Police admit, this might be the first actual case...of a knick-knack paddy whack."

Maybe not quite politics...

Wait for it...

Murder on the Orient Express. Crisp and glossy, but still quite subtle, with a firmly poignant ending. Although the moustache is fairly over the top ridiculous. Kenneth Branagh directs and stars as Hercule Poirot, alongside a fairly stellar cast : Daisy Ridley, Lesle Odom Jr, Penelope Cruz, Josh Gad, Derek Jacobi, Michelle Pfeiffer, Judi Dench, Olivia Colman and Willem Dafoe.

if you're going to go classic nerd.. Not to forget the.. If madness is your thing... Or time and space..