It’s a correct flavour, but I wouldn’t go as far as to use the definite article.

Yep, my TV is the chattiest device on my network according to PiHole. Blocked all the telemetry and it still works fine.

Was at Twickenham for that shambles today. Have to fly to Cyprus for a work course on Monday. Might try to work in a barbecue in the meantime.

Well you’ve just made me realise that I’ve been doing bins wrong. I tend to go handle out, without really thinking about it, but it’s just more awkward for everyone involved. I’ll change my ways on Wednesday.

Busy day out in London yesterday, so taking it easy today. Gym this morning, light housework later on then maybe play some games with the football on in the background.

A couple of friends are getting into Remnant 2 and trying to convince me to pick it up. Holding out so far. Glad you’re enjoying it!

Another shout to No Such Thing as a Fish, one of my favourites. Saw them live a couple of years ago and it was a great show.

Dan from NSTaaF has a relatively new show called We Can Be Weirdos, where he talks to interesting people about their more esoteric beliefs. Can be a little bit and miss, based on the guest, but the episodes with Bexy Cameron and Andrew O’Neill are particularly great.

My other favourites include Kermode and Mayo’s Take, the Rock Paper Shotgun Electronic Wireless Show and Stealth Boom Boom, which is similar to Cane and Rinse but specific to stealth-based videogames.

I’ve probably played 10s of hours of it and I have no idea what’s going on. Run in, make sure you’re holding down the scream button, swing your weapon a few times, maybe get a few lucky hits in, die. It’s brilliant.

I’ve had to force myself to go back to Horizon to finish it off before I disappear down BG3. Also got Dave the Diver on the go.

I enjoyed The Wandering Village, but the micromanagement to stop the poison got on my nerves. Should get back to it really.

I’ve joined every other Steam user in playing Dave the Diver. Lovely.

Did the Barbenheimer, although split over two days. Both fantastic films. I felt a bit bad for the small children and their parents in the Barbie screening though.

This has fixed my issue over the last couple of days.