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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 17 Sep

OK, this one's a bit of an oddity. Since I collect old paperback books, especially science fiction books, one way of saving money is by buying job lots via eBay and then selling on the books that I don't want. This book came to...

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Victor Frankenstein Yes, sometimes it's nice to read something totally off the wall, the more stupid the better. Like overindulging in cream cakes when you know they're not the healthiest option. ;-)

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Winterishere @thedevilinme (5653) • Northampton, England 12 Sep

I dont care how old you are or how bad your English is, these two make EVERYONE laugh on Earth and have been doing that for 100 years! How cool is that! The rights have lapsed in the U.K to show them on TV so haven't seen an...

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Victor Frankenstein I've always loved Laurel and Hardy. I never get sick of watching them, and that includes the silents. "Big Business" is an absolute classic.

17 Sep

kay lar @jaylar (4364) • Kingston, Jamaica 16 Sep

Canada has become an associate member of the European Union. Unless one was in a coma for the past few years, it isn't shocking. Relaying upon America has proven disastrous for every nation since Trump came into office....

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Victor Frankenstein Canada hasn't become an associate member yet. They've been invited, but details will have to be worked out and long negotiations conducted, with lots of technicalities to agree. It's a process that will almost certainly take years, and then any agreement...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 17 Sep

OK, this one's a bit of an oddity. Since I collect old paperback books, especially science fiction books, one way of saving money is by buying job lots via eBay and then selling on the books that I don't want. This book came to...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 6 Sep

It was raining last night and the ground was very soggy when I put the bins out. The sunlight itself was nice and warm though, and one of my neighbours took advantage of the chance to do a bit of sunbathing - maybe the last...

cat

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Victor Frankenstein Looking in my back garden one time (on the other side of the house from where this picture was taken) I saw something reddish moving around in the bushes. Then I realised it was a fox. It bolted when it noticed I was looking at it. Surprising how much...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 6 Sep

It was raining last night and the ground was very soggy when I put the bins out. The sunlight itself was nice and warm though, and one of my neighbours took advantage of the chance to do a bit of sunbathing - maybe the last...

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 28 Aug

Since I was a teenager, I've been reading the Doc Savage stories on and off. For those who don't know, Doc Savage was an American pulp magazine that was very popular in the 30s and 40s. The central character - Dr Clark Savage...

doc savage

book review

fear cay

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Victor Frankenstein So many books, so little time. If I ever got rich, I'd probably spend 90% of my time reading. And I still wouldn't have time to read everything from series like this and the Shadow. Come to think of it, the Shadow's another series I haven't read for a...

29 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 28 Aug

Since I was a teenager, I've been reading the Doc Savage stories on and off. For those who don't know, Doc Savage was an American pulp magazine that was very popular in the 30s and 40s. The central character - Dr Clark Savage...

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Victor Frankenstein Cheers Michael. Yes, it's usually Monk and Ham in the spotlight, so it made a change seeing one of the others get a bigger share of the action.

29 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 28 Aug

Since I was a teenager, I've been reading the Doc Savage stories on and off. For those who don't know, Doc Savage was an American pulp magazine that was very popular in the 30s and 40s. The central character - Dr Clark Savage...

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kay lar @jaylar (4364) • Kingston, Jamaica 2 Aug

Here's how it happened. Trump, who knows nothing about Football, or the World Cup, learning matches would be played in America asked his 'advisors'..."What the fork is the World Cup? And why are we hosting games?" One of his...

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Victor Frankenstein I'm not even interested in football, but I detest corruption and bad sportsmaship. I've heard that UEFA are annoyed at Infantino. I wonder if this could lead to a new organisation being set up to run an alternative World Cup?

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

hospital

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Victor Frankenstein Thanks Michael.

7 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Victor Frankenstein Getting frustrated just makes things worse, doesn't it? I'll tell you one fhing for nothing, I wouldn't want to be one of the staff working the A&E night shift. Security did have to calm one guy down who was getting stroppy.

7 Aug

Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Victor Frankenstein No worries. I don't think I had any ill-effects (except for lack of sleep), although I was imagining symptoms. I told the triage nurse not to talk about possible symptoms, because I've got too good an imagination!

7 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Victor Frankenstein Thanks Snowy.

7 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Victor Frankenstein I did think about that, but it seemed safer to go to the hospital. Of course if I'd sorted my pills into my organiser the previous day or that morning, like I should have done, it wouldn't have happened. Lesson learned!

7 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Victor Frankenstein Cheers Tracyjayne, thanks for commenting.

7 Aug

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 4 Aug

Sometimes it only takes a moment of inattention to ruin your whole evening. I have a mild heart condition that I was diagnosed with almost a decade ago, and I've been taking pills to stop it getting worse ever since. Never a...

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Traceyjayne @Traceyjayne (13978) • United Kingdom 15 Jul

Apparently there has been a call to prevent fast food restaurants from opening near schools. This is in a bid to help prevent child obesity. What do you think ? Will children just travel to the nearest fast food place ? Will it...

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Victor Frankenstein No. Parents need to instill discipline and good eating habits in their kids.

15 Jul

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Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 14 Jul

All over the more toxic side of social media (ie F***book) today are multiple posts from the White House, the US State Department, Marco Rubio and the demented old crook himself, threatening to "dismantle" the International...

trump

america

war crimes

international criminal court

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Victor Frankenstein They're quickly losing their influence now.

15 Jul

Victor Frankenstein @VictorFrankenstein (344) • United Kingdom 14 Jul

All over the more toxic side of social media (ie F***book) today are multiple posts from the White House, the US State Department, Marco Rubio and the demented old crook himself, threatening to "dismantle" the International...

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Victor Frankenstein Justice will come, one way or another.

15 Jul

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