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The Brutal Bajan or Who Dares Burns

Fresh baked Bread Basil Bacon frying Petrol

Yes to Indy! I got goose bumps watching the trailer when the music started as he picked up his hat! :cool:

Dune is a very interesting film, very dark, I think it's probably better received now than it was originally.

Last night I watched 'Leaving Las Vegas'. Boy was that a dark film. However it was very good, despite the depressing content. I took something from 2 people in horrible situations finding a degree of comfort and togetherness from each other despite their predicaments.

I didn't notice, but now you mention it, I think your right! I loved The Big Lebowski and Fargo also by the Coen's.

If we are talking tea as in the everyday "Rosie Lee" drink we have over here in England then yes absolutley, I love strong tea, but milky, I take half a teaspoon of sugar too! However if we are talking herbal teas then no.

I watched a video of it about 10 years ago, I don't know how much more extreme it has become, but 10 years ago it made me feel uncomfotable. I like boxing, but this didn't sit well with me and ever since I saw the video I have avoided watching it.

No Country For Old Men, which I thought was ace! Javier Bardem's character is just brilliant! He's like a human terminator!

Dinner tonight is sausage and beans...........although not just any sausage and beans, it's a chorizo, cannellini and haricot bean stew. Made by frying the coin sized slices of chorizo in olive oil so the flavours from the sausage get's into the oil, then onions, celery, red peppers, chilli...

Wow that is a monster, I love Tuna Melts too, I think i'd be tempted to add few pickled jalapeno slices into the equation!

All herbs have there purpose, but the smell of Basil is just out of this world!

I can't choose 5 off the top of my head, but without question my number 1 is Nigel Slater's Real Food.

I had a free afternoon today so I went for a double showing at the Movies. I saw Cloverfield followed by No Country For Old Men. Enjoyed both, the later the most, the character Anton Chigurh is brilliant. I actually found Cloverfield to be quite funny. The dialog from the character that does...

Yeah it's all about Pinot isn't it!!! :smile: