Officially British traffic lights go Green, Amber, Red. There used to be a public information film about not being an "Amber Gambler", in other words only Green means go, everything else means stop.

As for terrorism, we have threat levels:

Threat levels
There are 5 levels of threat:

low - an attack is highly unlikely
moderate - an attack is possible but not likely
substantial - an attack is likely
severe - an attack is highly likely
critical - an attack is highly likely in the near future

They're weather warnings. They may also be used for terrorism, but I think that's different scale. Here's a guide for weather: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/binaries/content/gallery/metofficegovuk/images/guide/warnings/warning-matrix.jpg So it goes Yellow, Amber and then Red. That kinda made sense as...

I'm pretty sure we have Amber, Yellow and Red, although possibly in a different order.

It’s saying a limited international release, so keep an eye out.

Infections can be difficult things even in this day and age. Once they turn into sepsis it is a difficult battle. They can never be sure of the outcome, err on the side of caution and see her when you can. Even as you hope for the best.

My thoughts are with you.

Actual news headline.

“UK weather: Snow on the way with yellow warning for large parts of England and Wales“

I wish the would come up with another name for it.

Trailer for Wicked Little Letters. New British comedy due out at the end of February. It looks hilarious and is actually based on a true story.

PG13 version: Full rude language version:

Abyss > Abbess

The Abyss is great. Once you get over the dyslexic worry that it is about nuns.

Second viewing seemed a little better, likely because I had lowered my expectations by then

So over the last few days I've been watching season 1 of "Lost in Space", the new version. I'm pretty impressed with the updated story line. The robot is cool and other worldly. His connection to Will is will done, and the freaky ass "Doctor Smith" is a big upgrade on the origina...

God, that's nasty. At least it didn't suffer.

I also saw "The Beekeeper" and was somewhat disappointed. The trailer looked fantastic, however, the movie's first half seemed pretty flat. Perhaps it was badly edited or lacked some music but it just seemed dead in comparison to other of Jason's movies. He was his usual self, but it just ...

On my list.

I saw "Poor Things" the other day. I can't say I was impressed. It is supper odd, which can be good, but this just kinda does things to be very odd.