KalamityKel

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Only if you walk me back to mine afterwards SeanMac :p There's really no point being scared this or that may or may not happen to you. Just live your life. I'm not in any way suggesting the problem should be ignored. My own personal ideas I shall refrain from sharing until I find a loophole around the "law" ;-)

lol I'm sure KB had intended a bit of innuendo there as well and I'm sure you will be whole heartedly forgiven ;-) hehe

*comes by wiv a bucket and shovel to clean up nelly's bits* "ah the life of the circus!"

Tis the Irish Festival 2008!

::o Jah!!!! *tries to control giggles*

*stumbles in trying to figure out what that delightful rum type smell is* *falls over own feet* *decides to stay on the floor where it's much safer* *discovers the delightful rum type smell is her* Not bad stuff this is *swings bottle* and I aint even left work yet! ::) :)-D

Kels that's hardly a fair point... many regular restuarant goers drink more than their fair share AND still drive home. Surely there's already too many restuarant and wine bars as opposed to pubs. *sighs*

Hehe you guys are wonderful!

About _____________ this far? ;-)

Mockers I wasn't speaking generally... I was purely meaning the school in question :p

Sorry KB :-$

Wot exactly is the problem here? Are parents being MADE to send their kids to this school? Is anything being forced on ppl outside the school? Yes you may not agree wiv it's teachings but it doesn't effect you unless you already have ur child at the school or intend on sending them there. Maybe I, as young person who is yet to experience parenthood, should tell you (those expressing their views strongly against this school) how to bring your children up while we're here. I personally have no support for such a place but I respect the concept of each to their own. There are many other more important things to express ones opinions on in the world... And as KB has already pointed out this school isn't a new "creation" (sorry for the pun!) edited coz me brain works quicker than me fingers*

I made a great totally random friend on the bus this one time... we discussed in great the whole Harry Potter series (him using the excuse that his 3yr old was a big fan).. There was another time in a pub, whilst w8ing for the arrival of me m8, I had a wonderful debate about the price of bread... AND THEN there was this time when some other random person on the bus (whom I believe to b a local and regular visitor to the Vale) who decided to tell me all about the state of his teeth... AND THEN... I could go on :|

Kool...No

Why should we? <-- in response to the "getting rid/banning" post

Darn... please not let it turn into a place like the many other drinking establishments down the lane pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease! :(

"oooooh I spy new flesh!" *perks up* "I see uve finally made it into the "quiet room" Koolbananas... r u stalking me?" ;-)

The Ant Theatre Company's next production 'BodyClock' by Allan Swift is now on at the White Bear Theatre (Kennington tube, Northern Line, www.whitebeartheatre.co.uk ) until Sunday 13th July 2008. More info and to book ?BodyClock?, is a cocktail of adultery, revenge and sex. Tom, Penny, Ros, Fiona and Michael?s everyday lives hid a web of lies and deceit. In a dangerous game of wits, are the risks worth the rewards and is time on their side? Theatre credits of the cast: Hilary Tones: Thaisa and Dionysa in Pericles (Shakespeare's Globe), Elizabeth in Mary Stuart (Derby Playhouse), Mariana in Measure for Measure with Mark Rylance (Shakespeare's Globe), for the RSC - Hamlet, Romeo and Juliet and Have (RSC), and for Hull Truck Theatre - Can't Stand Up for Falling Down, Woyzeck and Salt of the Earth. Steve Watts: Mercutio in Romeo and Juliet and the title role in Macbeth (Image Theatre Company); Sir Oliver Martext in As You Like It (Cheek By Jowl, World tour/Albery); Tom Buchanan in The Great Gatsby (tour of Germany); Wolf and Cinderella?s Prince in Into the Woods (Theatre Royal, York); The Proprietor in Assassins (New End, Hampstead); Buzfuz in Pickwick (Haymarket, Basingstoke); Archie in Jumpers (National Theatre / Piccadilly); National Theatre production of My Fair Lady at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane and on the UK Tour. Susan Bracken: Rosalind in As You Like It (Bridewell Theatre), Diane in Stratford Street (King?s Head Theatre), Lyla in The Fetch, Liz in From Both Hips and Elaine in Last of the Red Hot Lovers (all Old Red Lion Theatre), Lizzy Bennet in Lizzy, Darcy and Jane (Tabard Theatre), Maria in Twelfth Night (Broadway Theatre), Mrs Cheveley in An Ideal Husband (Bridewell Theatre) and Susie in One Night Stand (Hen & Chickens Theatre). Stephen Lockwood Trained at Rose Bruford, Stephen has been seen around the London fringe theatre circuit for many years as well as working on screen and in the world of voice-overs. Previous work includes Bernie ?Sexual Perversity in Chicago? (Leatherhead for his own company Perverse Productions), Kenneth Baxter ?This Story of Yours? (Pentameters) Rev Parris ?The Crucible? (Touring) and Kowalski in the Feature ?Flamingo Blues? (Metto productions). Lou Yates: Worked at many regional repertory theatres, including Birmingham, Sheffield, Exeter, Chester, Leicester, Leeds, Bristol and Manchester Royal Exchange. She has also worked widely in London, at the Tricycle Kilburn, the BAC, Southwark Playhouse and the Orange Tree Richmond, as well as touring with productions in America and with Neil Bartlett at the Lyric Hammersmith and throughout the UK. About the writer/director: Allan Swift Allan Swift has written and directed for television for over 25 years. Theatre credits include: writer/director of three full length plays for the National Youth Theatre: The Lord of Misrule, (Shaw Theatre); George Orwell's 1984 (Shaw Theatre); None But Friends (Jeanette Cochrane Theatre). Other plays include Manhattan Souvenirs (Old Red Lion), Reproductions (Bridge Lane), The Age of Vice (Young Vic). Television: worked on Brookside as both a writer and director; he worked in Vancouver for CBC on "Northwood" and has written for Casualty, London's Burning, EastEnders, Emmerdale and Hollyoaks

What an interesting thougt DC :-| I do wonder where you get your ideas/knowledge/information from sometimes :p Agree about the railings. Don't think it would quite work with in today's world tho

lol I already have my own views and opinions of the subject of "religion" but always take an interest in others thoughts so I was just wondering what angle MM was on :)

Further to that "Has he swapped one religion for another or has he given up on rationalism for superstition?" Care to explain?

bon3yard - WHY?