Yeah I think I did. And then when it froze I did it again although this time I had one less letter.

Or one of the many traditional British terms, e.g. The Filth, The Scuffers, The Peelers, Boys in Blue, Plod, The Pigs, Rozzers or The Old Bill.

This is fixed now. One tile remains and does a little dance

You should never lock a fire door. Imagine if it were locked and there was a fire there now, there’d be no way to escape. Everyone would be trapped behind that door. It's a common mistake but I think you're getting fire doors confused with fire escapes. Fire doors like that one must always ...

Can there be a button to remove the tiles you've played in a go from the board? If I play a word and it's wrong I have to drag each of the tiles back to my rack one by one

I’ve bought and have been playing Dredge. I love a fishing game. It’s one of my top criteria for a good game, and Dredge is excellent.

Love that you can turn off the monsters and the anxiety effects (I did) if you want just a bit of cosy fishing and mystery solving (I do).

That’s still quite spendy, though. I wonder if anywhere does one just in the form of a lead?

You should never lock a fire door. Imagine if it were locked and there was a fire there now, there’d be no way to escape. Everyone would be trapped behind that door. It's a common mistake but I think you're getting fire doors confused with fire escapes. Fire doors like that one must always ...

You should never lock a fire door. Imagine if it were locked and there was a fire there now, there’d be no way to escape. Everyone would be trapped behind that door. It's a common mistake but I think you're getting fire doors confused with fire escapes. Fire doors like that one must always ...

One the Gamble cheat that makes a random tile 0 or 100 it seems to make the letter tiles all fall away but looking at the tile set afterwards there are no tiles worth zero or 100?

Oh my... That is one of the most entertaining videos I've seen in a long time! Absolutely phenomenal.

... Gaza, it also unveils how politicians driven by faith embrace the State of Israel as the key to their prophetic vision for the end of days ." One of the most worrying documentaries I've seen in a while. We watched this last night after I saw your post. Absolutely chilling.

... or technical failure can have devasting consequences. A harrowing and necessary read, but also strangely compelling. I read most of it in one evening. TL;DR nuclear war would probably spoil your day

Don't miss out on his others!

Michael Jackson one is still my favourite I think.

I've never heard of Bobby Fingers until now.. But this, is ace! Nice one.

It did, but blazing a way with a pulse rifle never got boring.

Alien Trilogy on the Playstation was great at the time (though has probably dated badly, and one of the two Commodore 64 Aliens games was very good too.

... Gaza, it also unveils how politicians driven by faith embrace the State of Israel as the key to their prophetic vision for the end of days ." One of the most worrying documentaries I've seen in a while.

To be fair, we all hate actual crimes against decency so that one's a given.

... for switches and whatever. The alien is meant to be the star but it doesn't move like it should. It walks around bolt upright like it's a prisoner guard in a German WW2 camp. And the way it Scooby Doos it's way through a door on one side and then comes out somewhere else is just annoying. ...

... specifically for like three games, and now it's my favourite thing. Vampire Survivors - is perfect for the Switch. I played it on Android (my phone has a stylus which was great for it, see also: Grim's excellent new game) but the Switch Lite's analog stick is better. I've played through all ...

Another one taken in her prime.

... way to much over the range thing without stopping to consider how they actually drive a lot of the the time. Discounting EVs altogether or buying one and spending an extra five grand on battery capacity to save what may amount to a few hours of time spent doing something else while their car charges ...

I have two hulking great V8 cars, two baby-engined cars and a tractor. An EV is arriving this month, because I drove one and they're obviously the only sensible choice for a new car - if (and it's a big if) you can charge it at home. If not, they're almost twice as expensive to run ...

... way to much over the range thing without stopping to consider how they actually drive a lot of the the time. Discounting EVs altogether or buying one and spending an extra five grand on battery capacity to save what may amount to a few hours of time spent doing something else while their car charges ...

Everybody needs a car that big! Preferably one of each! Running on filthy petrol!

I have two hulking great V8 cars, two baby-engined cars and a tractor. An EV is arriving this month, because I drove one and they're obviously the only sensible choice for a new car - if (and it's a big if) you can charge it at home. If not, they're almost twice as expensive to run ...

I have two hulking great V8 cars, two baby-engined cars and a tractor. An EV is arriving this month, because I drove one and they're obviously the only sensible choice for a new car - if (and it's a big if) you can charge it at home. If not, they're almost twice as expensive to run ...

I have two hulking great V8 cars, two baby-engined cars and a tractor. An EV is arriving this month, because I drove one and they're obviously the only sensible choice for a new car - if (and it's a big if) you can charge it at home. If not, they're almost twice as expensive to run ...

... something) and as I did, I thought: "people always mention about tics on Dartmoor, but I've been coming here for 17 years now and never had one. Then this morning, I noticed (in a different place to the itch mentioned above) that I had another itch, and there was a "scab" on it, ...

You need to have electricity at home AND a driveway. Despite having had one for five years now and being a keen advocate I'd struggle to recommend it to anyone who lives in a flat or a terraced house. Public EV charging prices are an absolute fucking joke, people ...

Ah yes, you're quite right. All fixed now.

It's a config error of some sort, it happens if www. is in the URL but not if it isn't.

Ie follow one of those, get a warning, strip www. out of the address bar, no warning.

I probably should've mentioned at the time.

It does.

It looked more like GazChap at other times, but I couldn't be bothered to scan back and forth for a better one.

Thanks, Troops! It’s for a hose reel, nothing nefarious, it’s just so much more expansive elsewhere. It turns out one of my brothers MAY have a Costco card. We are just waiting to find out when he wakes up (he’s a nightbus driver in London, so not awake yet), but once he’s up my ...

Do they have one big ring for all performers or is there a Europrop cupboard somewhere that's filled with them?

New bow day! Cheapest one in the shop at £80. 40lb "Longbow" (can't actually be used in longbow competitions as it doesn't have horn string nocks, as has a cut in the stave to allow the arrow to pass through easier, which technically ...

Yeah, turns out it's dead easy when it's just one of you in the boat!

There were a few people on the tour that were in tandem kayaks and they all had similar issues to us (but not as bad as Pete and Zan though...)

Probably one for the Nay but Yay thread

Woke up to a mouse head and some internal organs on the rug so I guess now we just wait and see if that was the mouse or another one that's been brought in...

... work on politics and corruption (not to mention his interviews with Philomena Cunk), and enjoy reading his articles and blog Substack. This one, whilst an enjoyable read about why small things have big consequences, just wasn't as satisfying. Klaas has a keen ear for a great anecdote, and ...

It’s quite a while since I’ve been one of the cool kids.

... find the conkers everywhere, presumably because the previous owner believed the myth about them deterring spiders). You'd think with four cats, one of whom brings back "treats" almost daily, this wouldn't be an issue... and yet here we are.

... after getting dressed before leaving The sun was out nearly all day and during the swim I didn't have a hot drink ( don't really like them) and no one would come with me, but I felt that my mental and physical health were not being improved by sitting on my arse watching TV night after night. I ...

We have cat sitters calling in to feed our two while we are away on holiday.

They were left a live and now very plump gift by one of them.

How about one of these?

... another arrow' (I never watched this show until my kids recently sowed an interest, so now we are working through them as a family). Anyway, at one point they got a professional archer in and he was clearly kitted out with great gear and was stunningly accurate and precise, super smooth. However, ...

... barebow) finger sling (so you don't drop your bow after you shoot) stabiliser rod (sticks out the end for some reason, I guess I'll find out one day) plunger button (no idea reallym, apparently it helps the arrow fly straight, but who knows how) quiver (somewhere other than the target to ...

... another arrow' (I never watched this show until my kids recently sowed an interest, so now we are working through them as a family). Anyway, at one point they got a professional archer in and he was clearly kitted out with great gear and was stunningly accurate and precise, super smooth. However, ...

'ow much? I'm not starting the course until May 14th so I probably won't need one until after then, but good to start thinking about these things... Good question, probably around 150 for the riser, started limbs, button, string, rest etc... But you really need ...