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Programming Language Pragmatics

Michael L. Scott

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Programming Language Pragmatics, Fourth Edition, is the most comprehensive programming language...

LeftSideCut (3778 KP) rated Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure (1989) in Movies

Mar 24, 2021

Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure is an absolute triumph of feel good comedy and an all out classic of late 80s cinema.

Between it's infectiously likable leads (Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves) and absolutely ridiculous travelling-through-history plot, Excellent Adventure is one of those films that can easily be enjoyed by an audience of all age groups. It's certainly of it's time when it comes to its soundtrack and avalanche of pop culture references, but over 30 years later this proves to be one of its many charms. (Apart from the unfortunate use of a homophobic slur that wouldn't fly by today's standards)

All in all, Excellent Adventure is a wonderful whole heap of fun that's become one of my ultimate comfort films. Most bodacious indeed.

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Admincontrol

Business and Finance

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The Admincontrol App provides secure access to corporate documents at your convenience. The App is...

Banpro Móvil

Finance

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Welcome to Banpro Mobile The dynamic and efficient Banpro Mobile, a service channel of Banpro Grupo...

Discount Drainage

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DISCOUNT DRAINAGE Ohio’s independent leader in service, savings and inventory of drainage pipe and...

The Clown

Heinrich Boll

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The face of the clown is the face of innocence, and innocence goes to the wall in German society...

Charlotte (184 KP) rated Murder Worth the Weight in Books

Oct 17, 2021

Powerful, gripping and insightful.

Murder Worth the Weight is brilliant. There are many twists and turns to keep you guessing who the murderer is, which I love.
It also calls to me, I'm a large woman and this strikes a cord. The thoughts, feelings, situations etc are like they've been plucked from my mind and that's what really sets the scene. You feel included.

Camarin is relatable, she's like so many people who have been pressured into trying to attain perfection, having ridiculous standards pushed at them and being held accountable for someone else. It's quite heartbreaking.

Acceptance and self-love are big themes, along side the murders, of course. Well worth a few cuppas and some chocolate biscuits sat in your comfy seat.