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If you are going to make a recommendation please be accurate in your description. This is not a punked you topic. Yours is likely the first misleading post to date on this topic. I gave up on Vikings after less than one season. I was looking forward to a period drama in the same genre.

I watched the first episode and it is a comedy. Your recommendation was followed based on your charachterization of it being realistic. What is realistic about the opening scene where the captain punches a complaining slave and then asks his fellow Viking if he went too far and discusses a kindler, gentler leadership style?

Thanks. I have bookmarked it!

Richard Jaeckel

William Holden

Edmond O'Brien

Did you call for the price?

James Stewart

I was tempted to go asian but will go with Henry Fonda

Anybody? Three day rule.

I love liars. Please don't stop. You are always entertaining.

Barbaric hordes have changed the history of the world from China to Rome to Europe.

Was curious about this show and will give it a try.

Germany would have been eventually defeated without us. We may have eventually defeated Japan in the Pacific but we needed help there.

Rumors on US TV that Mourinho is done no matter the outcome. ManU finds itself down nil-2 ten minutes into the game edit: in the 90th minute, ManU takes the lead 3-2

Timbuk 3 Not sure they are super well known but they had some great tunes. I first saw them in the bar scene from "DOA" the Dennis Quaid movie in the late '80s doing "Too Much Sex, Not Enough Affection" and became an instant fan. Here is the afore mentioned hit and another from my MP3 player...love it when it shuffles to them..... It's hard to believe that this was a husband and wife band (later 4)....but not that they are no longer together. http://www.timbuk3music.net/AboutTimbuk3.htm A fave band from the post-punk era.

Endeavor Prequel to Inspector Morse. While I can't see the growth of Evans to Thaw, I will say that Endeavor is pretty good. Not great, but often interesting while a bit long (an American bias?) I want to add that I am becoming a fan of British detective television in its many forms, often in periods, which I really like. Cadfael was one of my favorites. Doc Martin was a most interesting twist on the genre and had one of the quikiest protagonists ever. Of those I have seen everything commercially available in the USA.

In America rather easily but wills here are subject to probate, whereas a living trust is not. It's a matter of dotting and crossing.

https://theloadstar.co.uk/will-ups-order-save-747-8f-last-hurrah-jumbo/ Better options with newer planes for customers. The 747 changed the world. Its day is behind us but should be celebrated.

How easy will it be for your heirs to get it back?

Glenn Ford

I wouldn't have known but have the movie in my collection. A Streetcar Named Desire

Gone With The Wind

My last flight on an EVA 747 was just before they switched planes. One flight in business class on EVA on a 777 maybe a year after that. Not sure of the years. Is BA British Airways? I have never flown with them. It wouldn't make sense from the US west coast. Was the noise on a 777? I always bring earplugs. The soft type. Work well enough.

Loved the plane in its day but I was on a couple of EVA flights before they modernized their fleet and those takeoffs were shudderingly noisy.