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I guess i should really check out the first one then.

For me its behind Thai and Italian but not too many others if any

For me it's butter chicken on saffron rice with a few pieces of Naan bread on the side. Only downside is after cooking you can smell it in your house for days after.

Yeah Indian is definitely one of the world great cuisines. When done right.

Half Italian, half Portuguese Chinese. Yeah he's an absolute little boss....

Thanks. Before i put this up I'd never had anyone suggest there was a resemblance. Good one. What standard is the league you won? How many divisions below state 1?

nice! You're back in Aus now mate?

Nope. Both child and baldacci are still new to me so wlil keep me busy for a whole while

Yeah agreed. He's very easy to read. I'm also quite liking Lee Child who writes the Jack Reacher series and finding him quite similar to the John Puller series of Baldacci. Steve Jobs.... That sounds like one I'd be into but tbh I've never read a single biography or autobiography. ever.

What tube line and what station? I have a hard to describe love of the London underground and affiliation with the people who ride it

Think the plan was to hold out for VVD till January. We really don't seem to want anybody but him.... But for sure if I'm Klopp I'm playing Sakhalin yesterday if Lovren's injured. The moral high ground should not be to the detriment of the team if the alternative is a vey slow Klavan.

I'm hearing Iron Fist is a tad poor compared to the other ones though. Bit annoying if that's essential lead in work. Good call on Rick and Morty. I'm up to speed with it. Haven't enjoyed it as much as previous seasons tho so far.

That's just my Netflix backlog which isn't saying much as Netflix in Australia is pretty limited. Also on my backlog is: Taboo, The Americans, Mr Robot, Bojack Horseman, True Detective, House of Cards, Ripper Street, The Walking Dead, American Gods, SS-GB, The Deuce (starting this week). Not sure where to start with all that. Probably something in the same vein as Dardevil so will pick up one of the 3 you mentioned or have a crack with Arrow, Gotham, Preacher or the Flash.

This is my Netflix backlog.

Is this linked to the Marvel Hell's Kitchen universe? I've just coming to the end of Daredevil Season 2, and just heard there are a bunch more shows connected to it like Luke Cage and Jessica Jones. I'd be interested if anyone has seen these and whether or not any of them stack up in comparison to daredevil...

Cheers. She's half Italian and half Chinese Portuguese. Most people seem to think she's Hawaiian.

This one went up on fb for father's day.

Any chance Wenger doesn't stay on beyond next summer if arsenal finish sixth and all these contacts expire and there is trouble bringing in replacements?

Overall i enjoyed the season but found it particularly frustrating in terms of plot writing. Some amazing dialog between characters but for me there were many things getting insufficient screen time and then elsewhere screen time is being wasted by pointless little loops that take extra time but add nothing to the story. Like Jon needlessly falling into the ice and then being rescued and back at the wall 5 minutes later. Why bother? Meanwhile key scenes don't even include the entire conversations like how tyrion actually persuaded Jamie to listen in their first meeting at kings landing.

Bearing in mind Lucas also played a role for us at CB too

Cheers. I felt certain the dragon would bring down the wall when they repeated those scenes from last week at the start of the episode.

What's deus ex machina? A computer game?

To be honest mate i think it is a magic blue flame that is cold or neutral I temperature. The wall was more magic than ice in the books. The undead Benjen could not pass across the wall because of the magic used to build it. There is a seal that prevented his kind crossing it. I suspect the ice dragon had an opposing kind of magic that undid what was done to make it. It will not melt bodies but turn them to ice or maybe even turn them directly into icy wights.

David Baldacci - the forgotten Robert Jordan - The lord of chaos