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Oh bless, i'm well into my 60's sweetheart, another incorrect assumption from you and age very often has little to do with maturity, wisdom etc.

Well, you and the other silly boy provide plenty of evidence why i don't welcome your participation on my posts. When you post rubbish, i'll call you out on it. Well, sometimes, i do have other things to do too.

Just checked your profile and this post is the only one you've bothered commenting in, since February 19th. That's very interesting for sure.

No, i didn't and i'm somewhat fed up with the likes of him, you and your ilk, telling me what i don't think or feel. Your comments epitomise what i said about trolling and derailing posts. Create your own to play silly games in.

Hope you don't mind this comment seoul but wondering if anybody else loved the original, delightfully cheesy MST3K? If so, you might like this Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/c-5063071

One up him? If you mean i possibly upvoted him once i can assure you it was an accident. He's a troll, i'm most certainly not, so question your use of the word hypocrisy.

Love your comment sweetest friend, instructive and fascinating. Composing my reply as i'm reading through it, so it'll be somewhat choppy. Don't ever be sorry for not always replying, know you're targeted by the conformity fools too. Possible i've given enough verbal slaps to make them think...

Will have to post my reply separately friend, it exceeds the 10k characters complete.

Forgot to mention i think Peter rocks too, he was an upfront extrovert, not elevated village idiot. Peter 1 & 2 are as thoughtful and complex as John's musings.

Bless you friend but pain teaches us so much too. Personally find the best lessons learned for me, are ones which had a price i realised was worth paying later on.

That is a beautifully spiritual comment, which rings with the sort of understanding/acceptance a newish believer like me aspires to.

Definitely a lot older than you Seoul, you might be a less usual type now but wouldn't have been when i was younger. Personally noticed how much education was being dumbed down, in my children's schools during the '90s. Thankfully, i took just as much responsibility for their education as i...

Not one for sugar myself friend, drink my coffee straight from the percolator, no milk or sugar. And when i say those cranberries are gorgeous, it doesn't go far enough to describe just how gorgeous they are. They're about 35/40% re-hydrated so highly concentrated and pretty heavenly in taste...

So good Mem and you have replied, there probably are a couple of posts like this, however, i couldn't find one, so mine might be useful.

They look lovely Mem, the connection seems logical as well as tasty to me. I love cranberries, a local grocery chain, sells 100g/3 and a bit oz packs of re-hydrated ones. They're gorgeous, if i open a pack they'll be gone the same day. :love:

Yes precious friend, a while ago we both recommended some films on a thread, can't remember which one. I'm wondering if an actual club where some of us watch and discuss films together might work? Must sort Dreamer's teatime meal, bless her, will try to look in later, blessings and hugs for now...

You might like some of the films i'm into friend, loved this when i was a teenager: Dark Star [1974} https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0069945/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_in_0_q_dark%2520star Treated myself to the remastered Bluray of it a couple of years ago. I love it but it seems to be suffering...

You are so lovely, cheers again sweetheart. Very few recent films even start to float my boat, world cinema, quirky time travel films and a few other genres, definitely do. Lol, i even have a remastered, early predictive programming film: The Most Dangerous Game [1932}...