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@Grumpy1314

Yeah my friend says the cinema seem to be recycling lots of stuff. I guess as someone who is quite new to it I'm lucky as it's all new experiences to me. My friend says she's worried about the future as less and less people go, which is obviously nice when you're there but not sustainable as a business

Your dog looks so kind. I know what you mean. We have a Border Collie and I've never been too tactile with him because with severe OCD I couldn't touch him, so he knows his boundaries with me. However, I came home and burst into tears yesterday and he came up to me and tried to nuzzle onto my lap and just wanted to know what was going on ❤️

I got rid of my telly last Friday, and i wish I had done it sooner!

I am currently listening to Kairat Almaty v Celtic in Kazakhstan. The radio and Internet access is enough for me. When I locate an old crt portable, one not costing 300 quid, I will get my Sega Master and Megadrive back up and running.

i am not sure.. sometimes i like the idea of not having tv.. i probably would read more etc… it is true sometimes i am with the computer and having it as a background noise. i am not sure i can live with out it. or it would be very hard. and the older i get the more i appreciate it in the back ground.. it is not just the sound but the images as well.. but maybe it would take some efford and ii would be able to do more stuff.. but maybe tv license will be harassing me and not believe i do not have a tv…. i am not sure but i thought about it in the pass. i know of a person who does not have a tv… he relies in internet… etc…

@Grumpy1314

Am I weird in that I don't really know what was on the TV screens but spent the whole time looking at your toys

What are the cute blocky type models? Do you make them yourself?? I want one

I would have a big telly if I thought there was anything worth watching. The only thing I watch is Sportscene and some news programmes. I can do that adequately on my tablet. I am still keeping my tv licence.

I love watching tv, it’s a coping strategy for my mental health. I can just sit there watching a box set and shut down.

I’ve got Sky as my tv provider, with that I’ve got Netflix, Sky Movies, Sky Sports and Sky Store - the latter I’ve got a good library of movies to watch.

I also have a subscription with Disney+, Paramount Plus, Discovery Plus and through EE I also have a Subscription to TNT Sports.

With my Sky Home set up, I have a playlist set up for all the tv series that I watch, alongside the football, motorsport and documentaries that I watch to. There is also a library of movies stored there for easy access to.

I tend to watch old box set’s that I’ve watched before, or seek something new out.

I like to watch car documentaries on Discovery, Wheeler Dealers being one or Car Sausage on National Geographic.

I watch a variety of things on You Tube, many of them cat videos with you tubers rebuilding crashed cars. I also like to watch the shorts and find myself doom scrolling on the phone 🤦‍♂️ I like to watch animal videos, keep on top of football news, watch any highlights of sport I have missed, alongside that I watch comedy videos, old ones of Billy Connolly, Robin Williams etc.

I also keep up to date with military news - more so on equipment and troops rather than war itself.

I also follow a tank collector and restorer called Mr Hewes that does some great videos.

If it’s got an engine, then I’m there, now if it’s got an electric hoover motor in racing form I’m not interested. But I also follow a lot of motorsport people on you tube or watch old classic f1 races.