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Cadbury's tiffin is magic

The only person to ever play himself in Star Trek was Stephen Hawking. Appeared in The Next Generation

Elderly couple left distressed and angry after extension to neighbour's house in Fareham is approved

Then found that someone else did it in 2010 https://news.sky.com/story/hardest-geezer-russ-cooks-africa-run-contested-by-man-who-did-it-14-years-ago-13111201

Released on Amazon Prime yesterday (I refuse to say "dropped"). One episode in and I'm enjoying it. I never played the game so couldn't care less how similar it is or isn't; some folk went bonkers with The Last of Us over this. Walton Goggins is tremendous.

Wid x 2. Don't forget, it was them that finally destroyed the Enterprise

6 Thursday 7 Friday

Vaughn Armstrong played 12 different characters

Next such kiss..

“There is no limit to the amount of good you can do if you don't care who gets the credit.” ― Ronald Reagan

Susanna Thompson was in Star Trek Voyager The Next Generation but is more remembered for DS9's first (but not last) lesbian kiss

True story: OJ Simpson was considered for the role of The Terminator...but the producers didn't think he'd make a convincing killer

You forgot the compo face!

His train adventures have taken the sting out of the Portillo moment. He is more popular now than ever.

Peter Weller (Robocop) was in Star Trek Enterprise And Star Trek Into Darkness

I don't know, so am recommending option 1.

Bollocks. Running around, fists in the air celebrating another hit..then checked my list. Kept him off for Buzz fucking Aldrin.

Start of season 3, so would be 1989.

King Abdullah II of Jordan was in Star Trek Voyager

Vanessa Williams was in Deep Space Nine

Bob Kelso from Scrubs (Ken Jenkins) was in Star Trek: TNG

Angry Glasgow residents object to proposals for new flats They don't look particularly angry

Luncheon is for the aristocracy.

I used to get this a fair bit. In the civil service I got back to back promotions, managing a team if folk all at least 10 years older than me. That felt harder than it was (I am still friends with most of them) It goes away with experience. About 3 years ago I realised that nobody says no to me at work. Folk do what I ask. I started making changes that I would never have dared to do beforehand. Huge changes. Stopped being timid or asking permission. Just been doing shit, and challenging others to do the same. I couldn't have done this 5 years ago. Give it time and experience.