Watching my saved items on Amazon go up in price today ready for the Prime “deals” tomorrow.
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That will be the Victorian steam powered VCR then
Was Titanic too long for a 180-minute VHS cassette?
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https://twitter.com/SgtMajFrench/status/1711730725379051668?t=sHPzD3JWG-gomWyZpo9Z0A&s=19
I know how you feel…
It’s the adjusting of the stable belts that annoys me. I think I need to invest in a second one.
Its when the large one is at its limit… i need to accept defeat… and re-org to an XL
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What’s a VHS cassette 
The way we consume audio and video media really has changed, hasn’t it?
VHS had plastic hardback book-sized cassettes containing reel-to-reel tape.
240-minute cassettes – with thinner, lower quality tape – was available for home recording but pre-recorded content tended to be on the thicker, better quality 180-minute tape. These times could be doubled by slowing the spools down (known as Long Play: LP) but, again, pre-recorded cassettes tended to be recorded at standard speed (SP) for quality reasons.
The quality still looked bad compared with Blu-Ray or HD / 4K streaming (or whatever people do now), especially on pre-watched tapes rented from the likes of Blockbuster.
So what have you been searching to get this advert?
Come in Number 6, come in Number 6.
Maybe only those of a certain age will get this.
Booking have been playing a game with their adverts recently.
A lot of places that look like prison camps, a Nazi-built holiday complex, and various other offbeat choices.
Didn’t someone manage to add the barge in Portland as a room that was available to book?
3822A:
“Does your child have any specific medical conditions […]?”
No
The fact you have a filled in 3822H with multiple boxes ticked makes me think that, is infact, a lie!
Having been to Doncaster I can understand how it could be mistaken for the Gaza Strip.
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I was going to say, if Hamas ever turned up in Doncaster they’d leave thinking someone else must have got there first…
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So the way to prevent certain things from happening to certain people is to prevent them dressing a certain way?
Interesting idea, not sure it’s gonna catch on for some reason…