Trade Descriptions Act 1968
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Oct 6, 2026
Guardian of the Abyss (1980)
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27:50PaulHOST
It's a bit predictable.
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27:53PaulHOST
I mean, tales of the unexpected should have been done under the Trades Description Act.
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28:00PaulHOST
Such was the predictability of the twist within the first five minutes.
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28:06PaulHOST
But, I am more at home with these, this world, you know, old British telly, than the Netflix-driven high-concept slop that you get these days.
KesCon26 Week 1 - Seminar 6.2 - Dan Strange - Making faith magnetic: Sharing our faith in our post-Christian world - Magnetic people and magnetic spaces
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15:53Dan StrangeGUEST
We need to stick close to Christ, or Christ needs to stick to us, for then others to be attracted to Christ through us.
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16:02Dan StrangeGUEST
Yeah? So in some ways, you know, and a-again, I don't wanna kind of fall foul of the Trades Descriptions Act, but this is really a seminar on discipleship as much as it's a seminar on evangelism.
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16:14Dan StrangeGUEST
In other words, we are either being formed by Christ, being attracted to Him, or we are being deformed and pulled away by other powerful magnets.
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16:27Dan StrangeGUEST
If we're not being drawn to Christ, we will be drawn away by something else.
The Catch Up
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15:48Katie HannonHOST
Worth watching for Ross Kemp alone.
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15:50Alan BarrettGUEST
But do you remember, like, so many of these celebrity and then fill in the name of the show, if they were ads, they would have been done under the Trade Descriptions Act.
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15:57Alan BarrettGUEST
Because, you know, this sort of sense, none of them were, like, certainly people I'd never heard of.
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16:01Alan BarrettGUEST
But this time round, I was actually listening to the group of people who were on it.
S2 Ep6: Nish Kumar - Bob Dylan, DJing at Glastonbury with James Acaster and existential bangers
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45:18Paul RichardsHOST
How, how was that?
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45:19Nish KumarGUEST
I think DJs would be entitled to sue us under the Trade Descriptions Act for what we do at Glastonbury.
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45:26Nish KumarGUEST
We both have iPads, and we play alternating songs, and it is in the hands of the gods how quickly we can change from one song to the next.
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45:33Nish KumarGUEST
[laughs]