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Lowri Catryn (229 KP) rated Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas in Books

Jan 4, 2020  
Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas
Twas the Nightshift Before Christmas
Adam Kay | 2019 | Biography, Health & Fitness, Humor & Comedy, Medical & Veterinary
7
7.6 (9 Ratings)
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Short but sweet
As I work in the NHS I thought I would give this book a go around the Christmas period. It did get a few giggles from me but other than that, it was slightly repetitive. I realised as I was reading this book that I should have first read Adam Kay's "This is going to hurt" so that some of the writing in this book would have made more sense. Short but sweet!
  
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Faris Badwan recommended Scary Monsters by David Bowie in Music (curated)

 
Scary Monsters by David Bowie
Scary Monsters by David Bowie
1980 | Rock
8.4 (8 Ratings)
Album Favorite

"Scary Monsters isn't my favourite Bowie record although it's still pretty good - I think I just had to put him in because he's one of the coolest guys ever to have existed. That was the main reason. But of course there's great songs from every period with Bowie and there aren't many people you can say that about. My favourite Bowie album is Station To Station, but it doesn't have an illustrated sleeve and I've got that theme now."

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Angel Olsen recommended Aelita (1924) in Movies (curated)

 
Aelita (1924)
Aelita (1924)
1924 | Adventure, Comedy, Drama
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"I am mainly obsessed with the 1920s and 1930s. A lot of this record is inspired by the art, music, and film of that time, like Aelita, which is this 1920s sci-fi Russian film about a woman who lives in space. Their version of sci-fi in that time period was so elegant, beautiful, and minimal because they didn't have the same kind of imagination yet. It didn't become sci-fi in the way we see it now. "

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