Oops. Looks like the two above me cross-posted. Fortunately, I can give one answer that covers both: No. π
HYE won big in a casino?

Since Ls63563 didn't provide a new question, I'll take the one above her.
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How would you feel about living next door to your partnerβs ex?
Probably uncomfortable. What I have heard sounds like it was not a happy situation, pretty much a marriage of convenience (I am my wife's second husband).
What do you take in your coffee/tea?
Having sex. Seriously, that was my fantasy through my teens and into my twenties. Came true at 24.
And once I began to accept and acknowledge my bi side and my fantasies about cocks, I did experiment with men a couple times but it was not great. Circumstances just did not lend themselves to a good time. So gay sex remains a fantasy.
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Brian Lumley
Oo, I don't meet too many Lumley fans outside of s-f/f heavy sites. He did some amazing horror and dark fantasy but also laid a few bad eggs. He also had a bad habit of flogging dead horses (i.e. some of his series went a few books too long). On the whole, though, a very good author who is sadly little known outside a niche literary community. His short story "Fruiting Bodies" will haunt me forever, if nothing else. And the Wamphyri started as an amazing revisionist take on vampires but see the line about dead horses. Another one I enjoyed was his Dreamlands series about Hero and Eldin, even if the feel was more Fritz Lieber than H. P. Lovecraft.
(/fanboi rant off)
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Arthur C. Clarke's Rendezvous with Rama.
Supposedly the project is in development with Denis Villeneuve set to direct.
I would love to see this TOO but it has a fundamental flaw for a movie. Not much real plot or character development. There will be manufactured drama by the screenwriter or elements brought in from the sequels. But the visuals would be absolutely awesome with a good artist in charge.
Also, this is not the first time (at one point David Fincher and Morgan Freeman were attached to a Rama project) and Villeneuve has a very full calendar that includes shooting the new Bond this fall (IIRC). So I want this movie but I will believe it when I see the first trailer.
As for movies I would like to see? William Hope Hodgson's The Night Land. It would need heavy editing and revisions (notably it is an Edwardian era novel with an attitude to women that is of its time) but the basic story of a quest to save a beloved through the dark deserts of a dying world could make for a great film in the right hands.
Whatever is earworming me at the time. Some songs do that more than others, usually ones where I actually know at least some of the words. "Elan" by Nightwish is a perpetual favourite.
Would you go on a talent showcase like your country's version of "Got Talent" or "The Voice"?