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How is this the first time I’m seeing this from Jim Carrey?! 🤣
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Back once again for the patio master
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Top of the Pops in 1986 captures The Housemartins as they deliver “Happy Hour”, released that same year. One of their defining hits, it captured the band’s upbeat, socially aware style.
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@KennethCockerel Quirky and nothing like interstellar (which i was expecting) but nevertheless a good movie👍. The alien is funny like🤪
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@LaCaroRosso Went to the pictures to see The Green Mile and then watched again last year, near perfect film.
I've read The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe books but never seen the films.
I remember reading these books as a kid and it's coming out soon.
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@KennethCockerel The lion the witch and the wardrobe was one of my favourite childhood books and I was astonished they managed to nail it on screen. But I’ve never actually seen The Green Mile cos I read the book and thought nah I’m leaving it perfectly executed in my mind.
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Tirah valley - the land of pure hashish ..... In the heart of Tirah Valley, a farmer keeps the old traditions alive, selling his hash bucket and chopping it with an axe to measure the weight. A glimpse into the rugged, timeless practices of the valley, mountainous region located in Orakzai District and southern part of Khyber District, positioned between Khyber Pass and Khanki Valley in Pakistan 🇵🇰 Pakistan today is a conservative, Islamic country, but it was a far different place in its younger days. In 1960s and '70s, Pakistan's elite, many of them educated in West, could publicly indulge in more liberal acts, including drinking alcohol. Pakistan was also part of "hippie trail," from Türkiye to India, which young Westerners traveled. Today, trekking through the secret, narrow passes in the mountains of Tirah, Landikotal and Jamrud tehsils of Khyber Agency, Haji Zubair Afridi and his aides smuggle goatskins in a pickup through Kacharo Kosa. Hidden underneath it are kilos of hashish – what Afridi refers to as his “black gold.” Their final destination is a clandestine warehouse in Jamrud Bazaar, where Zubair exchanges the animal skin for bundles of cash. He hands out Rs5,000 to the pickup driver and Rs3,000 to a teenage assistant. The rough terrain, he says, has nothing much to offer except for the unending clashes between rival groups. It is, however, rich in abundance as far as hashish is concerned. The moderate climate and red soil make it a child’s play for Tirah Maidan’s local farmers to grow cannabis. The crop’s stems are hung for two weeks to dry, after which a thin cloth is used to carefully thresh the plant to extract the dust power called “garda.” Converting garda into consumable hashish is a long process. It must be wrapped inside a fresh goatskin for as long as three months until it turns into a greenish black substance. One skin can contain around 10 kilogrammes of garda. The skin provides the oil needed to solidify ingredients, said Nisar Afridi, a veteran hashish dealer. The longer the garda is kept inside the skin, the better it tastes. June, July and August are the best months to do this, but direct sunlight should be avoided so the final product is not dry, he added. Hashish is supplied to Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa as well as Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi where consumers are willing to pay nearly 10 times more than those in Jamrud, Nisar said. “We don’t transport it. We just sell it in the agency,” he said, adding that people buy it from them and smuggle it through the Karkhano check post on mules, horses and in vehicles. Taj Muhammad, a real estate agent and builder in Hayatabad, while loading his cigarette with moist green hashish said that if the hashish is dry, it loses its effect and gives a headache. He has been addicted to it for 15 years and believes it is less harmful than tobacco. There are no official statistics on total hashish production in the valley. A tribesman familiar with the matter, however, said that a banned outfit controls the price and is heavily invested in the business. In November and December last year, a kilogramme was being sold for Rs65,000 while in June, July and August, the supply increased, dropping the price down to Rs45,000. There are about 250 shops selling hashish in the Wazir Dandh area, Jamrud. Wahid Gul Afridi, a khasadar force official, is known for recovering thousands of kilogrammes of hashish and has been especially posted at a checkpoint to do just this. “My instincts can catch hashish dealers, even when the drugs are hidden in vehicles,” he said, adding that he can sense traffickers by their “strange looks”. Gul claims that his resolve has not been broken by the numerous bribes offered to him. “I do this work to get a promotion; I don’t do it for bribes.” 🎥 : Credit to the Owner © Mohammad Irfan / The Tribune #archaeohistories
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@LaCaroRosso Yeah, for films that almost completely bring the book to life I'd put it up there with Stand By Me, The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile.
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@KennethCockerel Oh that’s so rare. It’s wonderful when a movie is everything you imagined in your head.
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I've been told I’ve “lost all credibility” as a movie account for posting Very Bad Things (1998). Probably right. I should stick to the classics like others do: Godfather, Casablanca, Citizen Kane, etc
I’m sorry. I’ll do better
Anyway, here’s a clip from K-9 with Jim Belushi
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@LaCaroRosso I was hoping after I read the book that the movie would hold up to it and they captured it perfectly.
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@KennethCockerel Heard nothing but positive reports from people on here. Looks like a good reason to get back infront of the big screen. I was waiting for The Mandalorian and Grogu.
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@LaCaroRosso There are a few funny parts.
A beautiful tale so it is.
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@paulredlfc @135790red @Tomop666149814 @trajaytol @LaCaroRosso @Ivor168274 @proper_tees @Jim41254103 Yer Baby!
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@135790red @Tomop666149814 @trajaytol @LaCaroRosso @Ivor168274 @proper_tees @KennethCockerel @Jim41254103 Mixing it up tonight 👌🥳
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Trevor Jordache Reanimated retweetledi
Ducks actually playing hide-and-seek and even laughing? If it wasn't recorded, I really wouldn't believe it.
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Takeaway tonight?
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This gives 'from farm to table' a whole new meaning: 🤢
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I think I need a Hyena.
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
No one laughs at your dad jokes like a hyena [🎞️ animalwhispers88]
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