A new home for feyness, extreme thread drift and general chat...

So, is anybody going to be watching Game of Thrones? The books are very good, excepting the overly descriptive sex scenes, but there is always the potential for unintended comedy when sword and sorcery gets on screen.

Neve read the books but will definitely be giving it a look tonight

Never heard of it, is it something to do with toilets because it sounds sh[i1[/it? What channel is it on?

I have just returned from a very unsuccessful lecture tour entitled "Disproving That You must Blink When You Sneeze". Didn't go well that, found out on night one that it is actually impossible to not blink when sneezing.

I was very, very naughty on here before going on said tour, might try to behave a bit better on this thread.

I would say that this thread was tailer made for you.

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Surely a mere coincidence?

Although, this has been started by the evil sheep cloning Dr. Obergruppenführer Mild Rover, nothing, I said nothing, is beyond his twisted genius.

It's on Sky Atlantic.

Geese may give the impression of not blinking as they (like all birds) possess a nictitating membrane - a translucent third eyelid.
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So your confusion is entirely understandable.

Good, I don't have those fancy channels, might watch some sort of bad ass kung fu shizzle as Ms. pmh is away from The Lair.



Aye, proper good them when diving for weed.

Anybody been watching Spartacus ? don`t know how they get away with all that sex and violence.Mary Whitehouse must be turning in her grave.

Haven't been - might now though.

Just to keep up with this, as this is apparently one of the purposes of this thread, is "feyness|" something to do with Fairies?

I do hope so, that surely means I can review music and cooking equipment.

Fey may refer to:

A word meaning "wild or crazy acting", often ascribed to supernatural causes and evidenced by abnormal behavior (cognate to Old Norse feigr, German feige).
In Scottish superstition, supernatural abilities such as prophecy (not necessarily related to dying or death).
A common spelling for fay ("a fairy"icon_wink.gif, unrelated to the previous.
Other worldly; as "An Aquarian can be "fey" in their interactions with others"...

That last definition is the best, absolutely insane.

Anyway, back on topic, is there a better food processor than a Magimix? No, there isn't, you can keep your wedding list Kenwood Chef, it'll never have been out of it's box.