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Steve Pemberton and his writing partner Reece Shearsmith believe that creativity should have no boundaries, enabling the exploration of every aspect of human experience, whether to evoke laughter or provoke deep reflection.

 

From *The League of Gentlemen* and *Psychoville* to their latest venture, *Inside No. 9*, Pemberton and Shearsmith have consistently pushed the limits of television. Their masterful combination of dark comedy and compelling storytelling keeps audiences enthralled.

 

"Nothing should be off-limits in comedy or drama."

 

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dad caught fishzilla earlier 🙂

 

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hehe the only fish caught the last 2 days 😛

 

was a clean hook through its gill cover so its currently talking to its mates about free meals aint all they cracked up to be while swimming about the sea 😛

 

i literally thought that fish was his bait when the hooks came out the water lol

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The traditional houses of the Dorze people in southern Ethiopia are architectural marvels made entirely from organic materials.

Standing tall at 6-8 meters, these structures are constructed from bamboo, leaves, grass, and wood. The iconic beehive shape is both functional and aesthetic, providing natural insulation and protection from the elements. The bamboo framework offers flexibility and resilience, while the enset leaves create a water-resistant outer covering that enhances the durability of the house.

 

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One of the most fascinating aspects of Dorze houses is their adaptability. As termites slowly eat away at the base, the entire structure can be lifted and moved to a new spot, with the damaged part removed, allowing the house to shrink in height over time. These sustainable homes reflect the Dorze people's deep connection with their environment and their mastery in utilizing natural resources for building.

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