AlSymerz

Standard Tim Tams aren't worth the praise some aussies give them, they are nothing short of a chocolate biscuit wrapped in chocolate with some chocolate flavoured cream. The only good way to eat a standard Tim Tam is as a part of a Tim Tam Slam and that's bite the end off and suck coffee through it like a straw. The real worth of Tim Tams are the 'special' or flavoured ones. Some like the Tiramisu are very average and not worth buying. Double Choc are not worth buying. But Mint, White Chocolate and Caramel Tim Tams are the only real reasons to keep the factory open.

Through no fault of the cast I do think Midsummer got a little stale in the writing and production in the last series I saw which was S22. It's on our free to air TV here so no doubt I'll watch the latest series when it arrives but it's no longer a must watch show like it used to be. Candy Fluff is about right with Bones. They should never have let Bones and Booth get involved romantically, once they had to start writing romantic parts into the story other parts of the show just fell away. It does happen a lot with all sorts of shows when they let two main stars become romantic but for me that was the downfall of Bones. Kathy Reichs books are much more readable than the last season or two of the series.

Keeping with my theme for the day. Dropkick Murphys - 11 Short Stories & Turn Up That Dial

Severed Entrails With Nuggets. CLUB

Coffee and Tim Tams

Cosmic Psychos

Motor Metal Mayhem - Dogtor

scary

I tend to agree with you about the presence of the new guy (can't remember his name) not being the same as John Nettles. He's not a bad actor, he's just not the Barnaby that the show was grown on. But I liked Sgt Troy and DS Jones more than I liked the more recent guys too. I also think original Barnaby's wife did a better job at solving the cases for him that new Barnaby's wife does, the new one just doesn't come across as natural in the role of expert case solver and wife. Bergerac was brilliant. We used to get a lot of first run UK cop shows on our local ABC but these days most of our free to air channels seem to cycle through the old classics. The Bill didn't need to be repeated it went forever anyway, but these days we still get regulars like Morse, George Gently, Rosemary and Thyme, Silent Witness, Foyles War, Endeavour, Lewis, Frost. I've seen a lot of them when they first aired, but still watch some of them when I'm channel surfing and find nothing else to watch. I also liked the little more off beat ones like Wire In The Blood, Life On Mars, Jonathan Creek and New Tricks.

Dropkick Murphys - Signed And Sealed In Blood

My stupidest dreams are in shorter sleeps. I only sleep 2-3 hours at a time these days but if I am asleep only an hour that's when I tend to wake from dreams, and the sillier of them usually happen in the early hours of the morning around 1 or 2 AM.

Mummy Infidels Like Kisses POPE

nights

Beat Orphans, Do You? LAWS

Judas Priest - Painkiller (for the genius like lyrics of course)

While the Painkiller lyrics were genuinely brilliant lets not forget Bruce sung that wonderful song about having an Italian drummer in his band. There aren't many songs in the metal world that rival that classic.

Nevermore

Peter Eats Earwax Remnants SOFT

bean

Coffee and Corn Flakes breakfast of champions...well breakfast of me for today anyway!

Macabre - Grim Scary Tales

I wouldn't stand in front of one of those laser bullets!

Haha. Sodom's are even better when you run them through a German translator and then run those words back through an English translator. (Sometimes bordem drives us to strange things) Morbid Angel - Blessed Are The Sick

Sacred Reich - Ignornace

Psych was stupidly fun and most of the time interesting. I used to watch all the Midsummer Murders but I'm not a huge fan of the newer Barnaby, it's not that the new actor is that bad but I don't think he's had the best sidekicks. Not sure if it's more a cop show or a murder mystery but there is a NooZuland show called The Brokenwood Mysteries which I quite like too.