Can't exactly remember, but I think it was about £50 cheaper not to have Windows (Home Edition) installed.

I'm in the UK, and last year got a Lenovo ThinkPad laptop with Linux pre-installed that was cheaper than the Windows equivalent. I had a choice of RAM, SSD, display and OS. Ubuntu was the only choice of Linux, though.

Heh. Even funnier to me, as I'm currently reading Umberto Eco's The Name of the Rose, which is set in an abbey that has monks who copy manuscripts.

What's its heilage?

To think that thirty-so years ago it was jealousy that ired the West.

I'll have to try Bachelor's beans the next time I see them, as well as Lidl's own when I'm near their store.

Now, what's this thread about? Oh, yeah, pirating beans. That's it. ;)

I find Heinz beans a bit watery. I prefer the supermarket own brands to Heinz... Branston's are much better and tastier, with a thicker sauce. Still, YMMV and all that jazz.

Oh, I forgot an annoying trivial issue: the Heinz cans don't stack up well (lock into place with one can on top of another).

I loved how Alien brought together horror and science fiction. If it didn't do anything for you, as you admit that you're not into horror, then fair enough.

Now, I'll throw in here that I can't abide Aliens. To me, it betrayed the horror elements of Alien, making it more akin to some dumb action movie with some added schmaltz thrown in. Unlike many, I actually consider Alien3 the better film than Aliens (certainly not Alien), in that it does try to bring back the horror elements and darkness in a different way. Still, I can understand why many deride that film. The Assembly Cut does make amends, and is possibly worth watching if you didn't care about the theatrical version.

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Is there a shortage of dildos in Texas that they need such laws to stop hoarding?

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Jackie Brown
4. The rest (not that fussed about them to decide their order)

Just finished watching Joker: Folie à Deux.

Admittedly it was something different, but it didn't really grab me like the first one. Being a musical and a promotion video for Lady Gaga did raise my cynicism level somewhat. Not terrible, had its moments, but a missed opportunity.

I suppose the joke's on me...

Waldo Jeffers tried that with unexpected consequences.

That's what the constant cry wolf has lead to. The absurd has become real.

Should have made a detour to Pratt's Bottom.

This thread could well have been written by an infinite amount of monkeys, too.

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Thankfully the BBC aired the MASH episodes that were without the laughter track when I was watching it years (decades) ago. However, I've seen it more recently on one of the minor UK Freeview channels, and that came with laughter added... which eventually grates.

God Save the King/Queen wants a word.

The whole of The Ramones catalogue. Basically just one song split into parts.

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