Time to stop posting all that fun and frivolous stuff and get back to the oh so exciting housing updates. Apologies in advance! Well it's been just over a month since our last meeting and we've not heard anything yet - this is actually quite nice as we're not on tenterhooks waiting for someone to ring us up to badly misinterpret the equality act in the style of Vicki Pollard before going off in a huff. On a more serious note it's also over a month since the new housing mold bill came into force (remember that was (one of) the reasons we had so much shite back in February because the housing officer was concerned we'd sue them if it wasn't sorted before the law change. Hmmm. So it looks like we have to get back in touch to see what compensation we're going to get regarding this issue, tho' to be honest we're still waiting on an apology for the shitshow so far so I wont hold my breath. Tempted to go straight to Wheatley's managem...
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First featured in Scottish Autism's late lamented Autitude Magazine many (many) moons ago I thought I'd reshare Amelia and Embeth's favourite freakishly fun and more importantly for youngsters starting to get into 'the horror' family friendly fright films for Halloween here for those who haven't read it. And let's be honest the Halloween themed posts of late are at least a wee bit more uplifting than the true horror that is our housing situation. Anyway, enjoy! Corpse Bride (2005) Tim Burton's stop-motion classic - featuring the voices of Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter, Joanna Lumley and the fang-tastic Christopher Lee - centers on the poor lovelorn Victor and his bride to be Victoria whose parents arrange for the pair to be wed in the hope of elevating Victor's nouveau riche parents to the upper classes whilst restoring Victoria's families wealth and standing. Although the pair hit it off immediately, Victor ruins their wedding rehearsa...
A Musical Interlude.
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For your Halloween party pleasure (well it is my favourite time of year) are the weird and wonderful mixes of Euro-centric and cult American cinema soundtracks that I curated for Blue Azure's rather marvelous monthly music show a few months back. Click to download and enjoy! Colour Me Giallo The American Scream And for true music connoisseurs you can hear the full shows here and here .