On Radio 2. Talk about a slow news day.
Baby soup dragon growing up without a father? I know she's a single mother trying to make ends meet, dishing up soup to mice on the moon of all places, being a hashtag girlboss, but I just wondered where baby clangers dad is?
Bought a ‘few’ shibs a week ago, been glued to this channel ever since. I got sucked right in. Man there is some desperado, short term ‘me getting rich’ stuff on here.
See yas in 2-5years. This will be fun, hopefully for all of us!!
#HoDL 🚀
Against the Gold Coast this afternoon, Marcus Bontempelli’s 15 clangers is a new all time high for clangers in a game. The previous high was a 4-way tie of 13 between Adam McPhee, Nat Fyfe, Sam Powell-Pepper and Heath Shaw per afltables.
Or would they not appeal to children nowadays?
Took Pogba out my team for Trincao to give myself some mitb.
Anyone else got any week 1 regrets?
So I've been watched some of the 1969-1972 show lately. It's about a group of pink aliens who live on a moon like planet and occasionally come across equipment (or in one case, an astronaut) sent to study their planet. I was wondering, did anyone become interested in scifi thanks in part to this show? It does embody a lot of the strengths of the genre even though it's very clearly aimed at young children. I know I watched a reasonable amount when I was younger so even though I'd never really noticed/thought about it, that might be the case for me
Also with it being self promo saturday, I thought I'd share a video I made reviewing the series and discussing it's scifi elements https://youtu.be/kSGCrdiJhNQ
For anyone curious about the series, here's a playlist of episodes I've found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7CgEtGhJLVc&list=PLLhOnau-tupQEmXmCrGJQgMISSDFauHI
