#Manchester trams are lively enough during football matches, but having a Barry Manilow concert next door to it at the same time will make them 'interesting' - I guess they'll be tram fulls of drunks singing Copacabanaaaaaaaaa.
@emf 's health page is very boring; good covid etc rules, sensible camping rules - but no mention of RF burns, radiation exposure or welding accidents - this place sounds way more boring than the people who seem to be going to it.
(I'm not attending, but it does sound fun)
@sully I find travel really hard with my eczema; actually, not so much the travel as staying places; I can just about cope with an overnight in a hotel, never tried camping.
All #fluff - baby coots and goslings on local fishing lakes.
Heck they really are mostly fluff - but the colours on the head of the baby coot are great.
I saw the obit for Roger Corman in the paper; I haven't seen it on any news.
I grew up watching a bunch of the 1960's horror films with my dad; 'The Man with the X-Ray Eyes' and the Vincent Price set including 'The Masque of the Red Death' are the ones that particularly come to mind.
Spent an hour shining the knobs off my dad's amp; much better than they were, but there's something on the top of some that wont come off even with some iso and general household cleaner.
@penguin42 Spare parts are often ridiculously expensive.
I once priced up a control panel for a Hotpoint cooker hood. it was £180, which was £30 more than the retail price of a new hood of the same model.
@tony@wyliecoyoteuk I think what offends me about this is it's entirely passive - plastic and mesh! (and fits loads of models by many vendors, so isn't particularly rare).