#177

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#178

No I’m doing the Camille Yarbrough version

#179

Me too!

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#180

I have toyed with the idea of STftMB, starting a thread on the music board asking what people’s favourite flavour of crisps is or something.

I always end up thinking better of it.

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#181

They’d only reply with a very specific ranking then a lengthy explanation of why the ready salted crisps you could get in 2003 are obviously better than the ones you get today.

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#182

And without a Simpsons meme, so everyone’s a winner.

#183

i think you’ve found possibly the only thread that hasn’t been made yet

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#184

you should do it, seems to be a few people who only post on the music board, they should be brought into the fold

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#185

No. I rate this idea Paramore/10.

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#186

Films or shows set in the past (by which I mean, pre-me so before 1984)
Films or shows within the fantasy genre. Basically if it couldn’t happen in real life I automatically reject it.

These issues limit my choices somewhat.

#187

I haven’t seen any ‘ScandiNoir’ dramas and I am not going to start now.

‘Coming soon to E4, CÜNTUCH - A 24 part subtitled police procedural set in some very cold country all about murdered young women’

#188

Steady on.

#189

I’ll be honest that while I enjoyed both of these responses I don’t think I fully understood either, much less so Mute Branches.

#190

For me I guess it’s depressing books, maybe? I did actually read The Fact of a Body which had that sort of description given all over Twitter and it was a tough and depressing read but enjoyable…

But yeah in general I’m thinking of books like ‘A Little Life’ (I think?) that everyone from here who I follow on Twitter goes on about being amazing but heartbreaking. Fuck that. I read books for enjoyment not to feel down.

Ditto for films, I guess. I don’t mind drama etc but I really don’t want to watch something where the soul purpose seems to be to wallow in dreadfulness. Who wants to do that? I like to be happy m9s x

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#191

Surely it should be ‘Things that you keep at arm’s length’. If it keeps YOU at arm’s length, that means it doesn’t like you and wants to keep you away. :zipper_mouth_face: @anon5266188 @plasticniki

#192

Well now bigfoot, remember when I made you a Leader? This is exactly the time where you can shine and grammar correct the thread’s title. :smiley:

#193

No he can’t.

#194

Non-fiction books. I use my brain enough at work. I read to escape and be told a story. I don’t want to read in detail the details of the WWII Desert Campaign, my Mills & Boon is perfect thanks.

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#195

I think our cupboards are abnormally very high! I need to use a chair to reach the top shelves :blush:

#196

Things that keep you at arm’s length *about stuff

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