Well, the rivers in Oxford are much lower now and the weather is better, so I think so. Not that ther is fast recovery from flooding, but all the same...

And there were hundreds of westerns churned out in the 60s before the death of the genre in the 70s. The box set I have contains the five "official" Sartana movies, but there were a bunch of others, too, including Sartana and Django crossovers.

On another but related note - Klaus Kinski was in more westerns than I thought....

Well, I haven't personally been affected, but the Thames (yes, the same Thames as in London) burst its banks and there's been extensive flooding. The Exeter Hall, a big community centre near me was flooded and so was my parent's garage.

*pops in and waves "hi"* 

Happy Holidays for everyone

@PilgrimDan:
Is this a new movie? Where did you stream it? Or did you see it in a cinema? Sounds interesting.

Yes, it's a new movie. I saw it at the cinema.


And.... MERRY CHRISTMAS, EVERYBODY!

I hope you enjoy your vacation.

Hello again. How's everyone doing?

Thank you, Yoda Nietzsche.

I actually admire Mab. She's a monster yes, but she is unfailingly attentive to her duties and the needs of her vassals. And look at how she supported Harry when he insisted they had a duty to recompense the fallen and their families. Granted, some of that was self interest, but she also correctly points out that they have a moral duty, as well.

Other things:
Freydis shoving a grenade into the Kraken's head wound to blow it up: Hell yeah.
Harry and Lara are now betrothed? Dear God.  .
For all the White Council losing their "s" over Harry, look at how Michael reacts to him. With exactly the same trust that he always has.
"You think your mother and I are blind, as well as old?"
Marcone is a Knight of the Blackened Denarius? That's fairly terrifying.
Ordinary Chicago residents fighting back to save their city.
Any scene with Maggie, Harry and Mouse together.
And, of course, Butters. Pick a scene, any scene, with him in and tell me he's not stone cold awesome in it.