Keef

Being stuck in the middle of arguements that you really couldn't give a toss about!

Have just caught up on this thread, and have to say I'm with ???? in saying there are some rather holier than thou and somewhat offensive posts going on.

Mrs Mockney Piers makes a fine brownie, not that I got much of it by the time I got to the cricket.

LOL absolutely superb Sean!

"I did sleep with Brand, I feel so betrayed" Don't know what you guys could possibly mean.

I'm much the same, used to hate Brand, but he's grown on me like a weed that you give up trying to ignore and just accept. Ross makes me laugh, with some female guests on his show he is beyond cheeky, and actually rather slimey. I think they were bang out of order, but for the PM to get involved, come on! To be fair, it's had a load of press on Radio 4, not just The Mail. There is no way they will be sacked, they'll have to say sorry, but they are worth far too much to the beeb!

Was s/he, perchance, a scouser? Or a posh rugger bugger type?

Goodfellas scene you mention is brilliant in a really horrible edgy way! Excellent call on Pulp Fiction, "that was f**king trippy, hah hah".

Doh!!!

What about Danny Dyre, he's an intelligent sensitive type surely :-S

My point above though was that Oliver Twist is far from cheerful, yet that was turned in to one of the better musicals. Edited, because I think I missed the point :-$

Throwing them at people is nothing new, but putting them through letter boxes is a worrying development.

Mine's totally obvious, but have been spelling like that since I was in a band when I was about 15, and the guy who did the inlay to a demo listed "Bass - The Keef". Nothing to do with Keith Richards, although he is a God!

Don't know David, think the soundtrack to Pulp Fiction was every bit as good.

I've always thought Bradd Pitt is a pretty good actor, since Legends of the fall, which was just a great film.

Lat one from me for a while, finale to one of my favourite films, stunning scene, great sound track, and I was absolutely in love with Jodhi May when I saw this. The look before she jumps... Pretty! Mohicans!

Moos, Tune!!!!!!!!!

SPOILER WARNING! I loved the Final scene of The Sopranos! Great choice of tune too. Hope sound okay, have none at work.

Agree with most of that list except The Secretary, which I just thought was naff. I seem to be in a minority there though.

Worked though didn't it. I know it's not management, but I am always rather impressed with Keown when he's on telly, he seems intellegent, and he knows the game. Time shall tell I guess.

Lives of others is good. Take it you've seen Tsotsi, if not, do! Hmmm, recently I've seen "The Good German", which was stylistically a good watch. Mentioned it on the last page, but if you've not seen it, I would recommend "Michael Clayton", and"The Good Shepherd". Not seen it yet, but a friend of mine who's taste I trust, has highly recommended "Gone baby gone". Think it's directed by Ben Afleck, was delayed here, because of parallels to the Madelaine Maccan case. He said it was really really good and thought provoking. Have added it to my Lovefilm list!

Think Keown will do well.

Interesting, Crystal Palace Road is Harris Road, don't know when the name actually changed, but it was obviously after the great exhibition centre was moved to Penge. Also, no St John's Church on Goose Green, which surprised me, but a chapel more or less where Jojo Maman Bebe is these days :-S

Surely Whateley Road will get a few suggestions...

Good work Mike, fair play to ya.