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Last night watched (again) as I always get a good laugh Dinner for Schmucks followed by Tropic Thunder. Love this scene.

I have been watching this guy busking over the last few years and really hope some doors open for him soon. Brilliantly talented young singer/songwriter.

Ahhh yes limbo have that amongst my collection....along with this little gem http://youtu.be/LiyqAKAg7z8

Kong Morcheeba toured here last year. You might enjoy this as well.......

http://youtu.be/duiyobfigfo http://youtu.be/8uciibl0rcs

califdan does make a very good point in his review.....

I don't like suggesting Hotels as everyones taste is different. I did used to stay at the Sharma as it was convenient and has a great infinity pool on the rooftop. But it is 90% Arab guests if that doesn't bother you. Upside of that was they are all in town for surgery at Bumrungrad so rarely use the pool. Racha has a decent pool and you can watch all the punters in Strikers

Just watched Mississippi Burning. Forgot how young Willem Dafoe was in it. Modern day terrorism at it's best.

Australian-born actor Rod Taylor, who had a decades-long career that included roles in such films as The Time Machine and Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds, died on Wednesday at age 84. His daughter Felicia, a former CNN anchor, confirmed the news in a statement to People Magazine on Thursday. Taylor’s career spanned more than six decades, including memorable roles in television and film. Taylor came to Hollywood in the 1950s, and his first big break came in 1960, when he starred as Herbert George Wells in the George Pal’s adaptation of The Time Machine. After starring as Mitch Brenner in 1963’s The Birds, he had a lengthy film career that included roles in The V.I.Ps with Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor; Sunday in New York, opposite Jane Fonda; The Glass Bottom Boat; 36 Hours; Zabriskie Point; Young Cassidy; and 101 Dalmatians, in which he lent his voice as Pongo. His most recent role was that of Winston Churchill in Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds. Taylor also had an impressive television career with roles in Hong Kong, Bearcats!, The Oregon Trail, Masquerade, Outlaws, Falcon Crest, and more. Taylor is survived by his wife, Carol, and his daughter. “My dad loved his work. Being an actor was his passion – calling it an honorable art and something he couldn’t live without,†his daughter, Felicia, told People. “He once said, ‘I am a poor student sitting at the feet of giants, yearning for their wisdom and begging for lessons that might one day make me a complete artist,†she continued, †‘so that if all goes well, I may one day sit beside them.’

https://kickass.so/usearch/years%20of%20living%20dangerously/ Episode 4 Moving a Mountain

There are a number of coastal villages in Bangladesh that have disappeared under water. This is a great insite. http://www.sbs.com.au/ondemand/video/366682691987/Years-Of-Living-Dangerously-Moving-A-Mountain

Family members say Donna Douglas passed away at the age of 82. Douglas was an actress, best known for her role as Elly May Clampett, the only daughter of Jed Clampett, in the CBS television series The Beverly Hillbillies. The series ran for nine years, ending in 1971. Charlene Smith, Douglas' niece and former mayor of Zachary, says her aunt passed away Thursday, Jan. 1 in her Zachary, LA home, with family members by her side. She says pancreatic cancer was the cause of death and only learned she had cancer three months ago.

How was it? I heard the scene where he is watching a movie with his kids, the movie was Scarface....

Sorry for your loss KS. I am guessing it was your dog If you have a garden maybe that's a good place to bury. I know here in Oz you can have the cremated and take the ashes home in a small urn.

This might have something to do with why Aliens don't visit us

http://youtu.be/9eROTYeIyJg

http://youtu.be/p1LeXdP9lcM

http://youtu.be/Ktbhw0v186Q