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I can get one (Irish father) and am in the process of getting one, and one for my kids as well. But then I'm as remain as they come and I value(d) my EU citizenship. Leavers didn't value that and you'd think they be happy to be without it. More fool us for expecting a consistent position and...

I'm having Scott Walker or Aretha on vocals.

Not a new film, but we watched Hidden Figures last night, about the black female mathematicians working on the US space program in the '60s. Highly enjoyable.

It's all going to be about "fighting" with the EU over everything now to keep the leavers' anger stoked and keep a flame under the base. Like Trump's presidency, it's not about governing, it's about permanently campaigning to win next time around. And if the EU is permanently in the headlines...

As music, yes. With loads of New Yorkers yelling continually over it, it got on my wick. But that was the idea so all good.

Yeah, it's an odd one. Everyone in it is really annoying and the soundtrack is really grating. It's like everything has been set up to be as irritating as possible. But it did keep me watching to the end.

Well done! Cutting down on alcohol is key to better sleeping, I've found.

Nicholas Parsons, 96.

I've been going on a completely irregular basis since the late '80s, mainly to away games down South due to geography or whenever it happens to coincide with where I am. I try to get to Molineux at least once a season but that's not always possible. How good/successful we are is irrelevant...

Dolemite Is My Name on Netflix. Really enjoyed this. I like Eddie Murphy when he's on form. Wesley Snipes is hilarious in it too.

I know exactly what you mean. I remember my mate's living room in the mid 80s watching the shows on VHS most Saturday afternoons and, like you say, literally falling off the sofa. The only thing that has come close to making me laugh that much is Derek and Clive.

I've been watching a few of the old series back on Netflix recently. People love to say how so much of it was crap with only a few really good bits, but actually, while some of it doesn't always work, most of it is still bloody funny.

Terry Jones from Monty Python. That has choked me right up. Python have been a massive part of my life since I was about 14 renting the VHS's of the TV show with my mate Kev.

Just get Kev T to drop them off to him.

This. Unless it's obviously reckless and putting the club in danger, which is clearly not the case here, what does it matter?

Yeah, loved this. Tense as fuck. Really immersive cinema. Definitely one to be seen on a big screen.

Bit disloyal on a Wolves forum. ;)

Who you calling older?!

I have a soft spot for Butterflies actually. It was faintly surreal and wistful. And you got to hear the main character's internal monologue as she contemplated having an affair. If you did that today, you'd have BAFTAs and Golden Globes coming out of your arse!

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