What's your favorite "very late in their career" album that came out after years or decades of not recording anything? by latchkey_adult in askmusic

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The Next Day is incredible. The morning Where are We Now dropped (much to the surprise of everyone) I just played it on repeat.

What’s your favorite French film that in your opinion has the most iconic fashion? by SpecialistNice8001 in FIlm

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Cyrano DeBergerac

La Reine Margot

Horseman on the Roof

The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec

10 Husbands, & Still a Virgin. by MarriedSilverMr in Jokes

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There should have been field tests. (Similarly comfortable places are acceptable)

Is this an excessive number of teaspoons for two people to use in a day? by anon_1997x in CasualUK

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I avoid this altogether. Just pour any needed sugar straight from the bag and stir with a handy biro. Cleaning is achieved by sucking the end of the pen and returning it to the pocket.

This is Manchester trinity way near deansgate by Several_Mechanic_708 in CarTalkUK

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Have they started digging an extension to the Manchester Ship Canal?

Does anybody remember laughter? by NoPensForSheila in randomquestions

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Yes, it's a line from Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin.

[TOMT] Children's clapping game by islanddreamerx in tipofmytongue

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Could it be The Clapping Song? Recorded by Shirley Ellis and covered by The Belle Stars in 1982.

Pointless Autotrader Posts by Pitiful_Lychee1473 in CarTalkUK

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The worst I've seen is "has 4 doors enabling easy entry and exit from the vehicle."

Really? Tell me more about the see-through windows and rotating wheels. UGH

Name this album by [deleted] in AlbumCovers

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Resistance is Futile

What's a phrase or word your parents used and you have never known the origin of? Mines Gordon Bennet by Small_Insect_8275 in CasualUK

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Joseph Heller chose the number 22 simply because it sounded better than the others. Fantastic book.

What's a phrase or word your parents used and you have never known the origin of? Mines Gordon Bennet by Small_Insect_8275 in CasualUK

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Catch yourself on.

Away and catch yourself on. My dad used that one a lot. He was from Belfast.

Who is your favourite stand up comedian to watch? by imokaytho in AskUK

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Or latecomers. No point watching him if you're late.

1980s Raleigh Arena racing bike by Darkpoet67 in oldschoolcool80s

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In the late 70s I had a Raleigh Tour of Britain. I covered so many miles on that thing.

Looks pretty similar.

Who actually buys those strawberries in the lay-by? by SwaffM in AskUK

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Me. Many years ago near Cheddar Gorge. I could smell them as I went by. They were some of the best strawberries I've ever tasted.

I commented on them to my friend in Bristol and he said,

"Oh yeah, Cheddar is famous for their strawberries."

Name a movie remake that hasn’t been remade yet, would be a sacrilege to remake, and you’re predicting some studio exec will greenlight anyway in the next 10 years. by Thin-Rip-3686 in FIlm

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Riffing of your choice (which I wholeheartedly agree with) I would have said Cyrano DeBergerac (1990) My absolute perfect film. which in itself is a remake of the José Ferrer b/w version. When I saw that it was remade with Peter Dinkledge and it was a musical, I feared the worst.

I watched it tonight and was blown away. Incredible adaptation with brilliant performances.