How to save the world
V and I dropped in to have lunch with a friend of ours on the weekend. These are normally quite entertaining events, where good food is eaten, a movie or two is watched, lots of bollocks is spoken and each other’s DVD collection is raided.
This time was no different, with one minor exception - it ended up with possibly the greatest find known to man.
I’m tragic enough to admit on public record that I am thoroughly enjoying watching one of my favourite series from long ago - MacGyver.
I mean, what’s not to like? Fairly decent plot (even if a little contrived — there’s always some explosives, duct tape or a ballpoint pen whenever they are required), a little science and physics and a lead character that can save the world with nothing more than a Swiss Army knife, a couple of magnets and a rubber chicken.
Truly classic stuff.
This post is brought you by Adrian’s obvious and significant boredom (which was not entirely fruitless - it led to the fantastic logo in the last post)
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