giggirl

Won't get fooled again

There used to be a Dr Who who dressed like that once upon a time.

Shame on you Atila; you've abused this thread and poured bile upon anyone disagreeing with you. Whatever motivates you to want to attack people is your business, but I think other forum-users should be able to look at a thread without enduring such vitriolic and aggressive posts. I?m singling out this post for special mention because I find it particularly vile: Fcuk me you're easily pleased. You must me one of those people that pisses on homeless people sleeping in doorways. That is really nasty to read. And then earlier today you posted this: I've got to chuckle at many of the posters on here, if you have the audacity to challenge their views they get all self righteous. That made me sad. Is that how you see things? If only you were challenging people?s views then that might be something worth reading but you aren?t you?re just having a big hissy fit. I don?t know you ? maybe you have something to say that would be good to hear. Here?s the problem ? YOU ARE PASSIONATE BUT YOU DO NOT PERSUADE. This, of course, is just my opinion. I have my opinion, you have yours; that's how the forum works. I can attempt to influence your opinion; you can attempt the influence mine - that is the joy of the forum. Except there is no joy on this thread.

Sabrina - you're missing the point if you think that fashion is about impressing strangers. I dress for myself. I think everyone should dress for themselves. If you should happen to impress a stranger in the process then more power to you.

Now this makes me laugh. It's the dent left in the wall that gets me... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRoEkd4Shz4

I like him. I know he's annoying and puffed up and should get a slap sometimes but I think he will leave a hole in the schedule. Bring back Mrs Merton.

I would say that if you watch a real drunk in action for any period of time they seem to have plenty of "down time", as if they are trying to focus on what they are trying to do before actually doing it, whereas this guy never stops moving - so I think he's a phoney.

Looks like a fake to me. An out of work actor with time on his hands.

Both Ends Burning - Roxy Music

2010 heralds the coming of "Silence of the Lambs - the Musical" (unauthorised). I kid you not. ?Plays like vintage South Park scored by Andrew Lloyd Webber? ? New York Magazine WINNER! Outstanding Musical FringeNYC 2005 Follow F.B.I. trainee Clarice Starling as she uses her relationship with Dr. Hannibal Lecter to hunt serial killer Buffalo Bill. SILENCE! transforms the film's dialogue into a full-scale musical, complete with singing serial killers, songs with unprintable titles, and a chorus of tap-dancing lambs. Note - SILENCE! Contains strong language and is not suitable for under 15 year olds. ABOVE THE STAG THEATRE January 19 - February 28 TUESDAY ? SATURDAY 7.30pm SUNDAY 6.30pm

Yes but "ebay" for goodness sake. It's hardly living on the front line now is it?

Dear MM - the last time I queued at the National it was for Guys & Dolls. That was quite some time ago. But yes you can still queue at the National for day seats. You can also queue at the Donmar for the day seats. I don't queue because I'm really well organised but it's good to know that nothing is really "sold out". If you want to see the Alan Bennett play you would have to get up early and queue. But I was wrong ref Cate Blanchett and The White Guard at the NT - her husband is directing I think but she isn't in it. It's a shame because I saw her in Plenty and she was electrifying. All in all the best thing I've seen in the last 12 months was Streetcar at the Donmar. That gets my vote for theatre of 2009.

24 hours from Tulsa - Dusty

Seconded

Gawd help us indeed Woofie. Indeed. Is this the new fashion thread? Personally I'm rocking the layered look a la All Saints (but gone a bit extreme so not too far off the Michelin man) with Hunter wellies (navy blue), two pairs of socks and an oversized duffle coat in a fetching pastel blue. I don't have much movement in my arms and I walk like a farmer. The closest I've been to dressing like a woman this year is the 15 minutes I spent in the dressing room at the McQueens shop this afternoon trying on something in electric blue shantung silk and exercising my American Express. I've bought myself a cashmere cardi in shocking pink and a thermal vest. That's as feminine as I can manage until there's a thaw.

Phenodihydrochloride Benzelex

Are the trains running from London Bridge OK?

giggirl Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hello - I'm still at work. Hoping to leave > shortly and get the 176 from Aldwych to ED. Do I > stand a chance of getting home before midnight? Can I clarify - I am not taking the number 12. I'm going to take the 176 from Aldwych to ED. Is there anyone who can give me some info on whether this route is running please.

Hello - I'm still at work. Hoping to leave shortly and get the 176 from Aldwych to ED. Do I stand a chance of getting home before midnight?

Sue - that was one mean spirited SOB bus driver. What goes around comes around but that's little consolation. Phone the bus company - you might get it back.

I've got no problem with it. Anything to get through security faster and to make terrorism that bit harder.

I watched a similar movie but it was about football and it was a group of girls.

Me, home alone with the flu, watching Atonement on DVD, drinking Dr Pepper, but managing to stagger outside just before midnight to smash a pomegranate on the threshold.

I have actually seen Kate live on stage. Not many people can say that because she hasn't done much live. I have male friends who worship the ground she walks on and I like to rub it in. A few years ago I was house hunting with my then boyfriend and we almost bought a house within spitting distance of hers. This random fact had nothing to do with the break down of our relationship. That happened because he was an utter prick and control freak and used to check the mileage on my car every day to figure out where I had been. I got wise to him.

Happy - Stones (Keef's song or, as I like to call Keef's songs at a Stones' gig, toilet break)