This Is Private Stock video

[Uncle Bob]

Sorry if this has been posted elsewhere, I had a little search but didn’t see anything...

The trailer dropped a while ago and said that it would be out in Feb 2021. Any news on when we might see this?

 

[Wakester]

 

[Uncle Bob]

I was a little disappointed that it was only ten minutes long to be honest (especially since it has been teased for ages) but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

 

[presence]

Cool video. My takeaway: "Here's where we dry the wood out, some of it takes years to dry. We are very careful about drying the wood out. Then when it's all dry we spray it down over and over with lots of water."

 

[alantig]

I was a little disappointed that it was only ten minutes long to be honest (especially since it has been teased for ages) but I enjoyed it nonetheless.

It's not the length that matters, it's the magic.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

It's not the length that matters, it's the magic.

That’s what .....

 

[Uncle Bob]

K

It's not the length that matters, it's the magic.

Keep telling yourself that bud

 

[alantig]

K


Keep telling yourself that bud

 

[Alnus Rubra]

My favourite episode of Blackadder. Especially the end.

 

[alantig]

My favourite episode of Blackadder. Especially the end.

I have the complete boxset that came in the brown box. I had to, uh, 'acquire' a copy of this ep from another set because the one in the brown box is edited. I don't remember what all was cut, but they definitely cut the 'nail up the dog' line. We watch this at least once every year when we put up the tree. And I quote it from time to time.

We also watch the Mr. Bean episode, which ironically enough is also an edited version in the complete set of that series. One difference is they have the missing scene as a bonus feature.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

I have the complete boxset that came in the brown box. I had to, uh, 'acquire' a copy of this ep from another set because the one in the brown box is edited. I don't remember what all was cut, but they definitely cut the 'nail up the dog' line. We watch this at least once every year when we put up the tree. And I quote it from time to time.

We also watch the Mr. Bean episode, which ironically enough is also an edited version in the complete set of that series. One difference is they have the missing scene as a bonus feature.

I think the “purple plan on the harpsichord” is one of my favourites.

The wonderful script writing of Richard Curtis and Ben Elton!

This brings back happy memories of my misspent youth!

 

[alantig]

I think the “purple plan on the harpsichord” is one of my favourites.

The wonderful script writing of Richard Curtis and Ben Elton!

This brings back happy memories of my misspent youth!

Oh yeah, I love quite a few of those British comedies. I just worked my way through the Blu-Ray of Monty Python - I watched the crap out of that show after I discovered it in high school. I bought a region-free Blu-Ray player (and DVD before that) so I could buy the Alexei Sayle DVDs. And, of course, Blackadder and Mr. Bean. There were a couple shows that BBC America was running - one was called Outnumbered, and I don't remember the other one (but I think Tamsin Grieg was in it). Oh, and Coupling and Absolutely Fabulous.

 

[Alnus Rubra]

Oh yeah, I love quite a few of those British comedies. I just worked my way through the Blu-Ray of Monty Python - I watched the crap out of that show after I discovered it in high school. I bought a region-free Blu-Ray player (and DVD before that) so I could buy the Alexei Sayle DVDs. And, of course, Blackadder and Mr. Bean. There were a couple shows that BBC America was running - one was called Outnumbered, and I don't remember the other one (but I think Tamsin Grieg was in it). Oh, and Coupling and Absolutely Fabulous.

If you haven’t already try The Inbetweeners series not films. Also Still Game and The Fast Show.

You might like Alan Partridge as well.

 

[JacobCl1989]

My favorite part of this is that my S2 is an amazing instrument. It plays and stays in tune perfectly. What’s amazing is that the lessons learned from private stock craftsmanship are being passed down to the lowest cost guitars and it shows.