jalapeno

Out Of Time - Blur

The one and only Wysteria Lane drama called "Desperate Housewives" & "Come Dine With Me" do it for me not forgetting "Homes Under The Hammer" - a few of my delectables.:))

Michael Palaeologus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The number of curry houses on LL seems to drive up > quality and keep prices reasonable. Agreed, my favourite being Tandoori Nights.

Not really. It lacks the urban grittiness that BL has. The curry huts on LL have been there for years and is in no way comparable to BL.

Everybody Hurts- REM

No, of course not. You might as well save the fire for later for I hear it's going to be unpleasantly cold tonight.

Quel dommage! There was me thinking you would come up with something original given your profound insight into politics. There is something I'm dying to quote on your behalf but we could argue all night and day. Not worth the time. So I say take your own advice and have a life!

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It would certainly be spectacularly contrived if I > registered a new identity yesterday in order to > send myself rude messages today so as to react to > Axeman's challenge that presumably I saw in my > Crystal Ball? > > I confess I wouldn't have thought of it myself, > jalapeno, there must be a veritable Moriarty > inside you struggling to get out! Perceptions, there are many and whether you plummet to the lowest configuration of them all is your choice alone. I rest my case. Pleasant Evening!

I really hope he won't be devastated to find out all that plastic surgery has left him looking older than his own father, Good heavens! my commiserations Mike. Kirk was astonishing in Spartacus - what a legend.

You embark on an interesting point there, problem with too many lookalikes, one can only be left in confusion in the face of so much speculation... I guess you've aged well to know the game.

This kind of language is an externalisation of your own mentality. I call upon ADMIN to clarify any false accusations. Thanks.

Must check that one out Netta, Kirk's far better appealing to the eye than his sibling 'long chin', that is Michael.

Mw too Keef! :)

Mine has to be 'The Prime Target' followed by 'The Immortals', such competent acting skills manifested in both films. He was a great actor indeed.

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > jalapeno Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > cate Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Are you a journalist trawling for story > fodder? > > > > > Your heading has an unneeded apostrophe in > it. > > > > > > Do you mean a rogue apostrophe, cate? > > > Yes. It's an unneeded and rogue apostrophe. I > like to switch up my vocabulary from time to time. Oh I see, what folly. I'll leave you to keep your ears pealed for I hate to compound the wretchedness of some poor wretch by thinking so foolishly.

Santa's little helpers always come handy for a big project regardless of their menopausal age. I'd say invest all your trust in them.(tu)

cate Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are you a journalist trawling for story fodder? > Your heading has an unneeded apostrophe in it. Do you mean a rogue apostrophe, cate?

I'm more than happy to display my military prowess by way of medals anyday if invited. Count me in, I say. Or is there any sinister intention behind all that my eyes don't see?

I have mine hoisted on a flagpole in my garden. It is the first object my eyes greet and the last I bid my farewells to at night. Like Brum I too sport my grandfather's bridge coat bearing all his military achievements before marching out the door like a trooper ready for my daily combat... Patriotic enough I should think?

I presume shooting is an extravangant pastime compared to extrementing in your local parks. My nose recoils in disgust at such odours unbearable.

katie1997 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I had my own island, old rowing boat and ruined > castle to play in ( complete with 'Danger' and > 'keep out.... or else' signs) > > what more could a teenage girl ask for? ;) > > ( Yes, I know...make-up, fashion and boys) > > street lighting is a nice novelty I must say :) Makeup, fashion & what was it? I conclude my verdict that Katy is living her teenage dream at last.:))

My oh my, so much some can conjecture from a simple sniff. Dear village oracle, satirical, maybe but all other accounts - spare no time for time is of the essence.

Number crunching nude lipstick - I too like it. (tu)

Huguenot, Given that you are a man of such humble prudence, I hope you find the compassion in your heart to excuse the yellow/blue obsessed lipstick lovers as such glamorous contraptions can leave a lasting effect on some thus causing a degree of irrepressible perturbance in the victims. Addictive as it seems, certain hedonistic pleasures come at a bitter price, I may add. For the record, fashion designers loose their importance when they deflect their attention on this kind of trivia and I refuse to pay ?45 for a lipstick that bears nothing but a mere brand name. Mac & Bobby all the way!

Tarot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It was the Palmerston. just the usual people > there. You dont have to wear tracksuits. if ; > there are cheap stylish clothes out there,. Cheap clothes? Of course. "If you're allowed to wear jogging bottoms, why aren't you allowed to wear pyjamas?" http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/8484116.stm Who said fashion's dead?