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I went there for the first time in ages last year, to walk the coast path from Sunderland to South Shields. It's weird because the north side with the Glass Centre on the river, the marina, Roker beach and all the way along past Seaburn are all quite nice really, but none of that seems to spill over into the town centre at all - as soon as you're south of the Wear and into the centre it's zombie apocalypse territory

Not a guitar anecdote per se but I thought this was as good a place as any for this.

Well that was a bizarre 50 minutes

Krafth misses the ball and the player and still manages to get booked

I can't decide if this is great or if it means it's already jumped the shark

My favourite character is Julie's I pad. Brilliant cameo.

My kind of geekery

Or ideally at as little cost as possible.

That sounds dangerously like tactics you're talking about there.

Let's hope there's not too many of us destined for the "B" Ark.

Strongly suspect you're right there. In a way it makes sense even aside from the Covid/Brexit impact - if employers are realising they don't necessarily need as much office space as they thought, the logical next step is to look at what else (i.e. who else) they thought they needed but don't.

Mind, if we're talking media overrepresentation, at least it's easy for me and my partner to work from home because we're the only people in the country who aren't also home-schooling.

I've worked from home since 2004 and I'm frankly teed off with all these johnny-come-latelies who've suddenly jumped on the bandwagon

Don't worry, it's been defused.

Kill the Labour Party but save the country. Weirdest superhero dilemma ever!

Why is he pissing on it?

I suddenly feel very old. 🙈

Truly something for all the family

https://megogo.net/en/films/main Some fine Ukrainian content to see you through lockdown here. Particular highlights include "Frenzied Bus", "Parrot, Who Speaks Yiddish", "Delivery For Margaret Thatcher" and "Fairy Tale About A Loud Drum".