Anag Ram

Definitely. 
Saul is a complex character, living in the shadow of his illustrious brother and just trying to survive on his wits and cunning. 
Mike and Kim are great characters too. 
I think overall I enjoyed it more than Breaking Bad. 
 

Watched Sitting in limbo about the Windrush scandal on BBC.
Really good but not if you’re Theresa May or Amber Rudd.

Okay so I was a little sceptical about this Karmeleit hype but I just had one with dinner and it was bloomin marvellous! 

Better Call Saul - the obvious follow-up to Breaking Bad and fills in a lot of the back stories.....(oh and the Breaking Bad film "El Camino")

Glad you enjoyed it. My wife loves it - not her absolute favourite but it's up there, certainly in her top 5. What I really do like about it is the silky mouthfeel from the oats - I'm more of a dark beer person, but it's one of the tripels I really do keep coming back to time after time because it is so smooth.

Okay so I was a little sceptical about this Karmeleit hype but I just had one with dinner and it was bloomin marvellous! 

Spare a thought for the poor souls who have to retrieve the Colston statue from Bristol Harbour.
Let's hear it for the Quay workers.

If anybody wants a copy of Osteopath Weekly
I have back issues.

Now that is a random thing which cheered me up!

Have a like from a grief counsellor! 

Found out my grief counselor has died ,he was that good I don't give a toss.

Boardwalk Empire
Atlantic City in the 20's... prohibition, Al Capone, speakeasies, corruption, great cast. Think there was 5 series in the end.
Maybe a notch down from The Wire and Sopranos, but similar level to Mad Men and Breaking Bad for me.
I'm watching Life on Mars at the moment - the slightly Sci-Fi element I find stupid as it's really not my genre but entertaining enough with the 70's cop theme and Gene Hunt (Philip Glenister) is a laugh.

Honestly I am not a violent man but I had a solid chunk of branch in my hand and would definitely have clubbed him had I got close enough. 
Every man has his limit. 
I know how Wile. E Coyote feels now?

I have been having a cartoon confrontation with a squirrel for the past two weeks. 
He runs along our fence and into a neighbouring garden and is obviously fed nuts. 
He then scampers back along our fence, down into our garden and digs it up to bury his stash. 
Sometimes he chooses our pot plants. 
I then swear, throw open the patio doors and proceed to chase the little beggar round the garden. 
My wife and the squirrel both seem to find this hugely entertaining. 
I am getting increasingly exacerbated, especially when I discover walnuts when planting out.
Look out for us on Cartoon Network. 

May I recommend one of these.
                                                

I woke up laughing this morning.
I was having a dream that in these troubled times, red squirrels were being ground up and used as plant food.
That’ll teach those pesky vegans??

Reasonably!

Finishing 2nd-year exams.

Just ordered another 16 LaTrappe tripels. Delicious and so drinkable right up to the point when I fall asleep! 

Just ordered another 16 LaTrappe tripels. Delicious and so drinkable right up to the point when I fall asleep! 

white lines......utter crap, not 1 likeable character.........proper bank

I actually found it deteriorated. 
The first few were ludicrous but strangely entertaining in an over the top 'look how crazy we all are shagging and taking drugs' kind of way. 
It then got turgid in a middle-classed navel gazing exercise of where it all went wrong. 

Is an induction egg pan what you place under the hen as you try to squeeze an egg out? 

W - the chemical symbol for tungsten 
An - the Sumerian god of heaven
K - Potassium, the most helpful mineral in the body 
ER - where I'd like to put Elon Musk.