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Rewatch Downunder C4 Dawn of the Gods Saturday 22nd July 2023
AnneArthur	#41 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:52
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Hello everyone - late as usual, sorry. I was meant to be going to Edinburgh to see my mother today, but there's a rail strike, so I'm going on Tuesday instead. Hi AnneA. STILL having rail strikes there. What fun. Rail strikes, doctors' strikes, teachers' strikes - everyone is on strike. Poor you. Sounds hideous. I have a couple of friends who are waiting for fairly urgent operations, so yes, I am worried.


Obsidian	#42 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:52
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ The teachers' strike does seem a bit pointless. now that schools are's on holiday for the summer. I WAS wondering. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


M1795537OCVirn	#43 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:52
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Tyce wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ Somebody has to say it, but they're all looking very beautiful today. I don’t know, the fact only outfit I really like is Dayna’s. Don't think the others have discovered where she hid the iron. It's raw silk. It's meant to look crushed. What, Dayna's? Don't make me laugh. The BBC budget isn't up to silk, raw or otherwise. Also, I didn't say she used the iron, just that she hid it so that the others looked scruffy. Sorry, but Vila and Tarrant are both wearing silk. Dayna is probably wearing linen or a linen-cotton blend. And at that time they were VERY affordable. OK then. "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#44 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:53
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ The teachers' strike does seem a bit pointless. now that schools are's on holiday for the summer. I WAS wondering. I think they will start up again in the autumn.


Obsidian	#45 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:54
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Hello everyone - late as usual, sorry. I was meant to be going to Edinburgh to see my mother today, but there's a rail strike, so I'm going on Tuesday instead. Hi AnneA. STILL having rail strikes there. What fun. Rail strikes, doctors' strikes, teachers' strikes - everyone is on strike. Poor you. Sounds hideous. I have a couple of friends who are waiting for fairly urgent operations, so yes, I am worried. What are doctors striking for? If it were something useful like more funding for more beds or more nurses... Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Tyce	#46 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:55
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	I love the ‘gold’ space suit. Solid gold obviously. LOL


AnneArthur	#47 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:55
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ AnneArthur wrote: ↑ Hello everyone - late as usual, sorry. I was meant to be going to Edinburgh to see my mother today, but there's a rail strike, so I'm going on Tuesday instead. Hi AnneA. STILL having rail strikes there. What fun. Rail strikes, doctors' strikes, teachers' strikes - everyone is on strike. Poor you. Sounds hideous. I have a couple of friends who are waiting for fairly urgent operations, so yes, I am worried. What are doctors striking for? If it were something useful like more funding for more beds or more nurses... That and more pay. It has been mostly junior doctors, but consultants are now striking as well.


Obsidian	#48 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:56
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Tyce wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ Somebody has to say it, but they're all looking very beautiful today. I don’t know, the fact only outfit I really like is Dayna’s. Don't think the others have discovered where she hid the iron. It's raw silk. It's meant to look crushed. What, Dayna's? Don't make me laugh. The BBC budget isn't up to silk, raw or otherwise. Also, I didn't say she used the iron, just that she hid it so that the others looked scruffy. Sorry, but Vila and Tarrant are both wearing silk. Dayna is probably wearing linen or a linen-cotton blend. And at that time they were VERY affordable. OK then. Witness to this is my fabric collection. Not meant to be a collection, you understand, I just never had time to sew it all. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#49 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:57
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	Tyce wrote: ↑ I love the ‘gold’ space suit. Solid gold obviously. LOL I was thinking that. The later, S4/D suits are silver. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#50 Posted on 22-07-2023 09:58
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	The shiny black floor in this black hole is rather special. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#51 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:00
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	'humanoid life-form'. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


M1795537OCVirn	#52 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:01
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	I was thinking - hey, the BBC got something right - no sound when Vila kicked the hatch, because there's no air...Except there is... "You're not sulking, I hope?"


Obsidian	#53 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:01
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	Cor! Those leather duds. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#54 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:02
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ I was thinking - hey, the BBC got something right - no sound when Vila kicked the hatch, because there's no air...Except there is... Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#55 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:02
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	Great profile shot of our heroes. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


M1795537OCVirn	#56 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:03
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	Is this Huggy's cousin? "You're not sulking, I hope?"


Tyce	#57 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:03
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ 'humanoid life-form'. Ha ha.


Tyce	#58 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:04
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Is this Huggy's cousin? Ha ha.


AnneArthur	#59 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:05
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	herculanium, as opposed to pompeiium.


Obsidian	#60 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:05
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Is this Huggy's cousin? Same gnashers. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#61 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:06
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	AnneArthur wrote: ↑ herculanium, as opposed to pompeiium. The latter is a mouthful. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


AnneArthur	#62 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:07
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Another Prince Regent wannabe.


M1795537OCVirn	#63 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:07
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#64 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:09
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii They are wonderfully modern-looking, in many ways.


M1795537OCVirn	#65 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:09
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	The end of that neuronic whip looks awfully like a pepper grinder. Just sayin'. "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#66 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:10
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ The end of that neuronic whip looks awfully like a pepper grinder. Just sayin'. Probably was a pepper grinder.


Tyce	#67 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:10
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii Yep Dominoes I believe.


Obsidian	#68 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:12
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii Do you read Lindsey Davis? Her Falco books bring the Roman Empire to life very nicely, including all the tapas bar equivalents. A colleague who're been working in the UK – Leicester U – for a few years now, is a Pompeii specialist. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Obsidian	#69 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:13
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ The end of that neuronic whip looks awfully like a pepper grinder. Just sayin'. Like the game pieces that Jenna and Avon use. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


M1795537OCVirn	#70 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:15
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii Do you read Lindsey Davis? Her Falco books bring the Roman Empire to life very nicely, including all the tapas bar equivalents. A colleague who're been working in the UK – Leicester U – for a few years now, is a Pompeii specialist. Not yet anyway. "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#71 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:15
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Ah, the once and future desk tidy appears!


Tyce	#72 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:15
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ The end of that neuronic whip looks awfully like a pepper grinder. Just sayin'. Like the game pieces that Jenna and Avon use. Perhaps it’s a futuristic recycling program.


Obsidian	#73 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:15
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	Not only graphite writing sticks but nice '70s' desk tidies. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


M1795537OCVirn	#74 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:16
Admin Posts: 15904 Joined: 14.01.22	Did they flatten out one of Servalan's furs for Cally to lie on? "You're not sulking, I hope?"


AnneArthur	#75 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:16
Alpha Grade Posts: 8716 Joined: 16.01.22	Tarrant the modern teenager.


Obsidian	#76 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:17
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Obsidian wrote: ↑ M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Love the fact that they found fast-food outlets in Pompeii Do you read Lindsey Davis? Her Falco books bring the Roman Empire to life very nicely, including all the tapas bar equivalents. A colleague who're been working in the UK – Leicester U – for a few years now, is a Pompeii specialist. Not yet anyway. Do it. Highly recommended reading. She (LD) knows her stuff and uses all the latest archaeological discoveries to great effect. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Tyce	#77 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:17
Alpha Grade Posts: 3203 Joined: 16.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Did they flatten out one of Servalan's furs for Cally to lie on? Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha.


Obsidian	#78 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:18
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	M1795537OCVirn wrote: ↑ Did they flatten out one of Servalan's furs for Cally to lie on? More '70s: the ubiquitous flokati rug. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.


Joe Dredd	#79 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:20
Moderator Posts: 3007 Joined: 15.01.22	Bee house! Sorry, I mean, Hi Vee!


Obsidian	#80 Posted on 22-07-2023 10:20
Moderator Posts: 8890 Joined: 15.01.22	This Cally is sneaky. Don't philosophise at me you electronic moron.