Wallander - The Bridge - Spiral etc
The current one is called 'The Code' and it's an Australian series. Getting the hang of the story line now and the way it's filmed.
Has anyone else been watching?
All the best Jan
Promoting a low carb high fat lifestyle for the safe control of diabetes. Eat whole fresh food, more drugs are not the answer.
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Jan1 wrote:Last night saw the end of the fourth episode of 'The Code' ....and I will certainly be watching the next one.
It is filmed differently to the Swedish and French TV series I've been watching but then all directors/producers like to give things a different slant.
I am enjoying it but .....and you sensed a but didn't you?
I still prefer 'Wallander' ..... having said that I think it's worth watching, it might be me but the storyline is quite involved not necessarily a bad thing.
Do I pass as a TV critic ?
Jan
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Moose wrote:I don't watch TV because I can't afford a TV. Interesting I told this to TV licencing enforcement officer, yet they still send me letters "Threat O Grams" demanding I purchase a TV licence.
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Moose wrote:I don't watch TV because I can't afford a TV. Interesting I told this to TV licencing enforcement officer, yet they still send me letters "Threat O Grams" demanding I purchase a TV licence.
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Jan1 wrote:
Hi Moose ... with some of today's TV programmes, don't think you're missing too much.
Do you listen to the radio at all?
In fact does anyone listen to the radio - have you any favourite programmes .........
All the best Jan
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mo1905 wrote:A phone is pretty much a "must have" nowadays but when you struggle to feed yourself on £1 a day, do you think it is a wise way to spend any spare cash you have Moose ?
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Moose wrote:mo1905 wrote:A phone is pretty much a "must have" nowadays but when you struggle to feed yourself on £1 a day, do you think it is a wise way to spend any spare cash you have Moose ?
The phone was android that was given me and got £2 worth of credit on it. I connect to another tenants router with their permission via the phones wifi.
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Moose wrote:Jan1 wrote:
Hi Moose ... with some of today's TV programmes, don't think you're missing too much.
Do you listen to the radio at all?
In fact does anyone listen to the radio - have you any favourite programmes .........
All the best Jan
I have a small second hand AM/FM radio and listen to the classic FM. But my main entertainment is the internet on my phone.
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Jan1 wrote:I like Classic FM too .....I find a lot of their music is great to relax and chill out to.
Does anyone listen to 'The Archers' on BBC Radio 4? What a long running radio series it is.
All the best Jan
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mo1905 wrote:Yes, you need a license to listen to the radio.
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Moose wrote:mo1905 wrote:Yes, you need a license to listen to the radio.
I thought thats only applicable to BBC broadcasts, I will find out.
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mo1905 wrote:
Actually, if it's your own radio for private use you don't need a license. If it's in a shop, office or business, you do.
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Paul wrote:I did years ago.
zand wrote:Not me. I tried to teach myself it by playing the computer game, but gave up because I only managed to win twice on the easy setting
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Moose wrote:Paul wrote:I did years ago.zand wrote:Not me. I tried to teach myself it by playing the computer game, but gave up because I only managed to win twice on the easy setting
You need a fair degree of intellect and concentration to play chess. So its not going to be everybody's cuppa.
Moose
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