Great news! Timothy Olyphant is back on our screens. He of stardom from one of the greatest TV shows of the decade, Justified. He is starring with an actress new to our screens, a certain Drew Blyth Barrymore. I believe she has had a part to play in certain films such as E.T. and 50 First Dates.
The background story is 'Mom is now addicted to human flesh'. A simple enough story as seen in their new TV show 'The Santa Clarita Diet'.
Finally a TV show I can watch with the wife!
Let me know if you enjoy it too.
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
Monday, January 30, 2017
Thursday, January 19, 2017
I'm Only Human After All
My socks have well and truly been blown off.
Driving to work one day i heard this song and really liked it. Throughout the day I kept singing the chorus and realised that I wanted to know more about it. So, OK Google to the rescue!
'OK Google' I said, 'i'm only human after all, put the blame on me'. Within seconds the YouTube video of the song came onto my phone. I pushed the big triangle and had the song blaring through my speakers in seconds. Awesome.
That wasn't what blew my socks off, that just impressed me greatly.
The song was sung with such confidence and such simplicity as well as gentleness, that I had assumed, and that is where the mistake began, that it was a famous American soul singer who I just hadn't heard before. The video above proved me very, very wrong.
Then I researched Rag'n'Bone man a bit more and was utterly floored by the power and subtlety in some of his songs:
Definitely an artiste who i will be following closely!
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
Driving to work one day i heard this song and really liked it. Throughout the day I kept singing the chorus and realised that I wanted to know more about it. So, OK Google to the rescue!
'OK Google' I said, 'i'm only human after all, put the blame on me'. Within seconds the YouTube video of the song came onto my phone. I pushed the big triangle and had the song blaring through my speakers in seconds. Awesome.
That wasn't what blew my socks off, that just impressed me greatly.
The song was sung with such confidence and such simplicity as well as gentleness, that I had assumed, and that is where the mistake began, that it was a famous American soul singer who I just hadn't heard before. The video above proved me very, very wrong.
Then I researched Rag'n'Bone man a bit more and was utterly floored by the power and subtlety in some of his songs:
Definitely an artiste who i will be following closely!
kthanxbai!
Jumblerant
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