It seemed odd to me since as someone living in West Germany at the time, slicing your own salami (now why does that seem like it ought to be a euphemism?) or having an actual loaf of bread would be entirely normal - still is.
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Thank you. I find his plays execrable and as you say insulting, could never understand the adulation for what is essentially bleak paddywhackery.
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I finally got around to seeing Swallow…
And the ending really made that movie…
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The problem of keeping consistency while building a universe on the go…
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Does it mention the Bell riots and Irish reunification next year?
They do… although I’m fairly certain when it’s mentioned, it’s 2024, and it’s listed as 2025 in the article… 
Am I misremembering?
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Bookmarks are your friend! I have all of the regularly used user created threads bookmarked for easy posting!
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You are right.
I don’t know why they want to change the Star Trek timeline so much. This is a fictional universe, with its own questions. It’s a future that only existed in the past and that’s the whole fun.
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Weird! It’s funny it’s an article about discrepancies in the ST timeline, that has it’s own discrepancy! 
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Hah. The author is from another timeline!
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Eek - send them back! We can’t afford a break in the space-time continuum!
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With Brexit, it is indeed possible.
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The movies available on streaming services are often not what we want to see, but what companies want to show.
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This is why non-profits, universities, public libraries, and other alternatives matter - because they can house things that corporations decide aren’t profitable to keep them available to the public!
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I haven’t seen Chicago Joe but I looove Paperhouse. So I’ll have to check it out. But not on streaming.
Really I just wanted to shout out Paperhouse
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