Vambo

Quality player who I always enjoy watching when HKR are on the box. Excellent news for HKR fans.

There are plenty of glues about that don't involve animal 'ingredients'. Gorilla glue for example. (Despite its name). Not that I have any idea what glue they used. Simply pointing out that 'animal friendly' alternatives are available.

I streamed it via firestick. Probably should have mentioned that it my post.

Sledge Hammer! Oh my. Haven't watched this since it aired back in the day. Just rewatched the first episode (pilot) and it still cracks me up. If you liked Police Squad/Naked Gun then you may very well like this as well.

Fantastic 'Crust' band from Gothenburg. Recommended to any Amebix fans on here..(Just me then lol)

Good one Not sure it was worth the six month wait though

https://news.sky.com/story/scotland-campaigners-call-for-complete-ban-on-greyhound-racing-with-some-dogs-found-drugged-with-cocaine-12594486

Well... I manage to ignore other people to such an extent these days that this piece of local news had completely passed me by: https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2021/dec/14/plans-for-cemetery-with-35000-burial-plots-divide-lancashire-town

There's 100 bands in it. The usual suspects such as Onslaught, Sabbat, Acid Reign, Xentrix, Re-animater, Lawnmower Deth but also bands that came later ie Shrapnel, Solitary, down to bands that only has a single release but are considered important in the scene.

Just bought 'Contract In Blood' by Ian Glasper. A history of thrash metal in the UK. As a genre UK thrash is often overlooked and dismissed as not being up to the American and German varients so a book like this was long overdue.

I have recently begun reading a series of 'action and adventure' books by an author named Andy Mcdermott. I have already finished the first 4 books and I am currently 200 pages into book 5 'The Cult Of Osiris'. If you are a fan of the Uncharted series of games or Tomb Raider or Indiana Jones then I think you will find a lot to like in these books. The two main characters are very likeable and if myths such as Atlantis and Excalibur tickle your fancy then you will find a lot to like here as they find themselves in conflict with religious sects, shady government departments and others who would quite like to rule the world. Strong sense of humour throughout the pages as they travel the world unravelling clues and ultimately finding the prize. Worth taking a punt on these if any of the above sounds appealing to you.