mockney piers

Aaaaaaagh. can yo uguys bring anything you think we might be missing, you know, stumps, pads etc. We'll try our best, but after the sudden vanishing into the mist of all those yays, I'm not confident of anything ;)

still, only the 957th 6 out of almost 900,000 attempts. Pretty darned good. I prefer to think of it as ingenious tactics, rather than internet gamesmanship ;)

Whoa!!!! impressed. North Vietnam proving a rich vein. I was most disappointed by the Yemen.

And there was that damned Maury Chaykin again. If you see me around (tall skinny, beardy, thing) or at a forum drinks, mine's a pint of cider please :)

Ay tis. ?7 entry. Cheap beer at the bar, where you can now finish your half time pint at your own pace looking down out the windows, pretending you're in the corporate box (when it's really really cold, it's difficult to leave). Comedy football with outbursts of quality. Usually get some handbags too. Occasionally surreal scenes like the time half the pitch was off limits due to a particularly territorial Canadian Goose. All the fun of the fair really. First home game is the 21st I think.

I've got a 5!!! Toi Lam, in the patriotic yet poignant war classic Vi tuyen 17 ngay va dem (17th Parallel, Nights and Days) from North Vietnam, made on the eve of the end of US involvement in the war. Toi Lam has a Bacon number of 5. Toi Lam was in Vi tuyen 17 ngay va dem (1973) with Ho Thai Ho Thai was in Xia gu rou qing chi xi zin (1981) with Quyen Hua Quyen Hua was in Conquest (1998) with Eugene Lipinski Eugene Lipinski was in Harriet the Spy (1996) with Maury Chaykin Maury Chaykin was in Where the Truth Lies (2005) with Kevin Bacon

Badger I'll have to introduce you to my dad..unstoppable force meets immovable object? Mind you, if you've just conquered Kilimanjaro, pedro will be a pushover.

it's not possible Waldemar Wohlstrom was in Vem domer (1922) with Nils Asther Nils Asther was in Son of Lassie (1945) with June Lockhart June Lockhart was in Big Picture, The (1989) with Kevin Bacon aaaaagh!

evil man, what have you done to me. I blame that Maury Chaykin, he's been in every film ever and links Kevin to everyone. Aleksei Kravchenko in 3, I mean!?!?! FLOELLA BENJAMIN...in 3 ?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

Well, while we're all it, I must as well relive mine in a surreal manner Dinosaur Junior covering Just Like Heaven by The Cure In the Studio. Playing Live.

but he did persevere by licking John's ear

I guess we'll play it by ear on the day. I seem to recall it chucked it down last time we were on that pitch. We'll see.

Alan, gin is as fine a spirit as exists (when it's good, mmm tanqueray 10). It's also the basis of pimms No1, no'alo'apeople know tha' Mind you, whisky is as fine a spirit as exists (when it's good, mmm 20 year old speyside malt) or rum is as fine a spirit as exists (when it's good, mmm Havana Club siete a?os) etc...etc...

Was that Ed, he's just confirmed by email?

keef, time and place. Time i guess about quarter to one. Keef, place, place. car park of belair (beauberry) house?

hopefully the SLP will answer regards their full side.My gut instinct is they'll be one or two short. So could be 8 a side, limited overs (20ish) make sure everyone gets a bat, total cross section of ability. I've met Jimmy is bringing pads, ball, gloves, and hopefully SLP will bring some stuff too.

good choice, it should be retitled "anyone can play guitar but we're above that, abstract expressionism is so mid-to-late eighties"

Oh believe me we don't mockney piers ive met jimmy fear and boozing keef peckhamboy pecckhamboy has suggested that as long as we can get enough for 6 a side, lets persevere. Everyone welcome, particularly antipodeans who bleed sport ;)

"some of the kids look suspiciously old to be wheeled around". Please tell me they're not the teenagers still getting Bitty!!!! Eeeek!

Moody and marvellous Dirty Three and Chan Marshall - Great Waves

Sorry MadWorld. As is often said on here, it's difficult to get tone and subtlety across in written conversations. Lets have a hug and a g&t, little fingers..... make-up-make-up-never-never-break-up if-you-do-you'll-catch-the-flu-and-that-will-be-a-trip-down-the-holistic-centre-for-aromatherapy ;) Ooh, and cheers for the compliment, i'll ignore the hidden tongue-in-cheek emoticon ;)

I seem to be a bit of an old school thing at the moment Future Sound of London - Papua New Guinea

Ooh, you're a bad man. Fear and I sometimes have earworm wars in the music room. I believe someone did reserach into this and found wimmawah (or however it's spelt) otherwise known as the lion sleeps tonight, to be the most vicious earworm around.

Isn't upstairs at the EDT free?

Thanks Huguenot, someone speaks sense at last. And I'd quite like people to reflect on these.. "Chamomile is herbal never has been pharmaceutical.I love the retaliation on this thread.The higher the ignorance the nastier the comments.Leave therapies alone,oh ignorant ones,do no make comments on something you clearly have no knowledge of. -------------- Ignore him Monica..."* as a response to this "Forgive me for my righteous ways. As it goes, chamomile, it's a pharmaceutical with known properties. How is that different to aspirin in any way shape or form?" Which doesn't strike me as particularly nasty. I was merely pointing out that unless you're eating freshly picked chamomile, then you're preparing it for a medicinal purpose**, and that is pharmaceutical. Are you perhaps getting dessicated chamomile, then using it as a solution in hydrogen hydroxide to which you apply heat and perhaps some crystalline disaccharide? I'm still loving the fact that this thread is entitled enemies of reason. Stand up and be counted ;-P *Thanks MW, I'll remember that. ** I don't, I just quite like the taste. If it's helping detoxify and settle stomachs, all the better.