Sorry that was a terrible grammar, but you know what I mean
11.09.2025 11:19
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Sorry that was a terrible grammar, but you know what I mean
Really the second pilot didn’t get aired in the right order and they went for action and establishing McCoy given he wasn’t recruited until the third episode in so the when no Man has gone before was in the wrong order the Corbomite M was placed in an interesting place LOL
Was interesting scheduling of the episodes in series one wasn’t it?
Other than Roger Moore looking a little bit old
Deleted x account now got fed up with the right wing constant rubbish
Subscribed previously
This here I think will be softer
Ohh right interesting so was it in fact intended as a gift as it was originally being built?
lol I chuckled
It’s very impressive isn’t it? I can imagine what it must look like in France. Was it actually built with the view of it going to America or was it just a gift? But seems you seem to know everything there is to know about it? LOL
Do you think that’s a positive or negative response to my very positive suggestion of you solving your very stressful issue? 😀😀😀😀😀😀
What about if you download your data you could do that? Just to see if those posts are there?
Did you get them back?
House of Lords?
Yes, I always used to enjoy watching it as well before Richard and Judy
Noel Edmonds , a complete class act on British TV it’s such a great shame that we’re not able to get any new content from him
I am watching old episodes of deal and no Deal and he’s absolutely incredibly in that show
They have been taken over by the far right or they are Daleks!
Good initiative Angus
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Hopefully the political elements of the app will be kept under control
I agree
A much nicer platform - the ‘twitter’ we all used to love returned