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I haven't been able to start yet. Hopefully tomorrow. I'm more interested in Bosch, as it usually has a good story. If Lost in Space is at least decent, I'll be happy. Good TV shows have been sparse recently. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Bosch Season 4 and Lost in Space dropped - looks like my weekend is booked.

No laughing allowed.

System of government.

Some Monty Python:

I watched the Fire in Babylon documentary a few months ago (it's fantastic) and the amount of punishment those bowlers dealt out to the batsmen is insane.

Oupa?! Is that you?! And why do you have two accounts?!

Not at the theater since I hate going to the theater but yes, I definitely want to watch it.

Hi, Outsurance? Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Anyone watch the IPL? Last night's match was a cracker!

Well... That's new.

'How you doing?"

Some funnies.

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Some photos taken in Centurion (not by me). Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Rosemary Hill Farm looks like it should be fun this weekend. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Dismal, dreary and dull is the only way to describe this. The first seven episodes are completely pointless. The last four episodes are the only ones worthwhile and even they do not make up for the rest of the series. The only character I liked was Jeri (badass!).

I'm only on Episode 3. Find myself forcing to watch it.

Newhart.

The Audi RS5 is one of those cars that catches you by surprise. From afar, it’s unmistakably Audi, while the combination of curved roofline, sleek sheet metal and wide tracks is unequivocally A5 Coupé. But step closer, and some of the visuals no longer tally with the A5’s briskly elegant demeanour. This coupé looks hungrier, meaner – more aggressive. Compared to the standard, goody-two-shoes A5, it’s spoiling for a fight. https://www.dailymaverick.co.za/article/2018-03-15-tried-and-tested-audi-rs5-coup-rock-me-gently/#.Wqt7U-huYdU

Annihilation (2018) 6/10. I watched it and while I thought it was pretty and had some interesting ideas, I nearly fell asleep. Also, some of the characters' decisions made no sense to me. I sort of understand why some people loved it but I'm not one of them.

This is what happens when my brother goes to the butcher when he's hungry.

I've been looking forward to it. Was a bit surprised to see it suddenly appear on Netflix. Hopefully will get time to watch it tonight. I've heard the book is pretty good, too, but it's the first in a trilogy so that might explain the soft ending. Don't know if they will make more movies, though, as I don't think it's going to make a lot of money.

Now available on Netflix!

I've been using Gennaro Contaldo's recipe to practise making my own pizzas and I think I've finally gotten to the point where I'm happy with them. He would probably throw his hands in despair at the thought of me using a rolling pin to flatten out the base, but I like a really thin, crispy base and I don't have a lot of patience. My latest effort with peri chicken, pork rasher, green pepper, cherry tomatoes and cheddar cheese. Recipe here: