u/chicken-chorizo

Video Nasty - My Concerns

This episode is one of the worst and most confusing of the entire franchise. I simply don't fully understand what is happening in this episode.

Of course it isn't all bad, all the 'There's a rhino loose in the City' dialogue is absolutely brilliant. But this just seems like a distraction to the overall episode, to which I will air my confusion with a series of questions with context.

Micky Pierce arrives in the Trotter's flat with a lady and starts filming a scene. Rodney comes out of the kitchen halfway through making the coffee and questions this. He then returns to the kitchen and hears "Night Nurse - Take One". Then leaves the kitchen again in disgust to find said lady dangling a bra in the air. Surely then he knows what's happening?

The scene then ends. Reading between the scenes, surely Rodney airs his disgreement with Mickey about his motives in coming to the flat?

Later in the episode, everyone gathers in the backroom of The Nag's Head to see the finished product. What were they expecting to see? (They all know the production is called Night Nurse, and they all seemingly expect to see clothing come off because they are cheering).

It is only when Rodney appears from the kitchen in the film that Del gets angry, and Rodney makes a swift exit. Did he unexpectedly think Rodney was involved in the film and didn't tell him? Was Del annoyed that it was filmed in their flat? And if so, why didn't he recognise his flat when the camera pans across the living room.

Surely Mickey knows he wasn't welcome to film in the Trotters' flat by now So why did he return at the end of the episode with his cast looking to film again?

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u/chicken-chorizo — 4 days ago

Update and advice welcome on my journey

I posted a couple of months ago about the beginning of my composting journey (I'll try to link the original post in).

This is my progress at the moment. I have tried to introduce less greens and add more browns (mainly stopped putting grass clippings in and keeping them to one side until needed, adding more mainly shredded paper and cardboard). I have been turning it every couple of weeks to introduce oxygen. And I have worms!

How does this look? Is the moisture ok? Do I need more greens or browns? More liquid?

It seemed wet and clumpy to me, but when I squeezed it it seemed drier than it looked. I have less flies than before too

EDIT: Although my goal was not to hot compost, nevertheless I bought a thermometer because I was curious, and before I turned it this morning it was reading 30C. Seems cool so I don't think there is as much activity as I'd hoped for

u/chicken-chorizo — 1 month ago

Lived at this house a few years, but have always neglected the garden. This spring I've decided to make an effort with it. This includes making use of a dormant compost bin that was sat there full of crap. I thought I'd make use of what was there though by sifting all the rubbish out of there and using what was left (some of which is in the wheelbarrow pic).

The bin has a hollow bottom and is sat directly on the soil. Started putting material in the then-empty bin about 6 weeks ago and would like to hear any advice and feedback from you wonderful Redditors as I don't entirely know what I'm doing.

I mainly fill it with garden waste (grass clippings, weeds, small twigs), fruit & veg leftovers, and any plain brown type items that my shredder will take (clean, non glossy paper, toilet toll tubes).

u/chicken-chorizo — 4 months ago