Thanks for your assessment, Peter. I take the train every single day of the week, including for my reporting across the UK. The service isn’t good enough for millions, who are less able than you or I to pay for the exorbitant prices and frequently all too poor a service. A legacy of the governments you unflinchingly gave your support to while employed by certain newspapers. And while we’re at it, I’m not sure this comprehensive school boy will take any lectures on “privilege” from a Sherborne one.
I'm as unhappy as most people about the line-up of vape-shops and nail-bars in high streets. But I cant help wondering where these wonderful bakers etc are going to come from. Aren't the vape-shops there partly because there AREN'T any bakers etc wanting those units?
Well done Singapore. They knew the rules, broke them and are not thrown out permanently. This is not so much about the actual action for me and purpose, but the fact that you give a concert in a far foreign land and choose deliberately to break that country's laws and think, ah we will get away with this. Nah, sorry lads - not in Singapore you won't. The second discussion on whether the law is appropriate or not, is for another day. This for me is about lack of respect.
Nolan leaves open the possibility that the gods aren't real – it's a time of "apparent" magic, and the monsters elements are recounted by Odysseus to Calypso.
When it's revealed that Athena (SPOILER!!!) comes wearing the face of a slain temple novice, then disappears after his confession to Penelope, the film is kind of pointing to the idea that the supernatural/divine is just a way of making sense of things which are too vast and scary to comprehend, like trauma or the power of nature!
@jesperbkk all the best for it. Where are you having it done ? I've a squint mitigated as a kid that's getting far worse. Considering getting fixed out this way. BK or KL