Annette Curtain

I'm going for Annus Boozeless Break the year down, month by month, into 12 easy steps. I mean really, you could meet up with others, talk about it, get a key ring and all that. Wadda y'reckon ?

Retweeted by Annette Curtain: ???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > equally as well chippy it could be argued that > it's because the left has largely emotive, dare I > say romantic ideas (ideals) that aren't great when > put under intellectual scrutiny :)

I can't help but enjoy it. It adds a glow of absurdity to Winter viewing and it's bloody well put together. Of course many get gobbled up in its monster, though in the end who-cares-who-wins, I just like the drama. I've not purchased a single-record-cd-download (yet) since it started. But I still love it, so what if it manipulates the wannabe's to the nth degree, it's not exactly hiding that strategy. And to win this year ? That young girl who can sing, Ella Henderson. After the final, I couldn't give a fig.

For business it's really good (personally) And for following what's going on in your interest field - Very Good For nicking your competitors suppliers - Great

>WellWella helps people improve their overall wellness< That phrase alone has raised my blood pressure.

This is sounding dangerously like "Come Dine With Me" I hate that show-but love CURRY How do I resolve this dilemma Ted? I'd like to smash EC straight in the mush with a bunch of fives (if that helps btw) (and that Jenny Eclair come to think of it)

Who Edwina Curry ? (isn't this where someone posts "Mornington Cresent" or something like that?)

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Besides, Octsober scans better. Agree (unless you're already 2 sheets to the wind)

It's like the final scene from The Big Boss (Bruce Lee) One of the characters leaps up again after being mauled and wah-chikk-wooaa'd about a zillion times, and kicks off again. Love it.

I like Prisoner Cell Block H myself. I miss that one.

I quite like afternoon tea at Yauatcha. Not classic afternoon tea, but very nice.

Helloooo... What's not to like about the guy from Essex Ryan Clark is brilliant, in a kinda pulling-your-own-teeth-out-with-pliers-brilliant But brilliant non the lesss. (yes, with 3 s's) And for some reason, i'd like to see him wheeled on stage aboard a costermongers sack trolley, by a sweaty 20 stone porter in a string vest. But then maybe i'm watching the X-FACTOR 2012 for reasons other than music. Let the show go on I say...ALL 110% of it !!!! *And we were digging "the very sweet Ella Henderson" here way back in balmy August ( I know, mad eh ?) *buffs nails-swishes hair* NETTE http://xfactor.itv.com/2012/videos/judgeshouses/watch_omg-take-a-first-look-at-rylan-from-this-weekends-double-bill_item_200714.htm

No, just breath harder with ALL THE LIGHTS on ted. Save the planet an' all that.

Really, some people. *swishes hair-files nails* http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,942351,951572#msg-951572

There's one to Camille Pissarro Lived & worked in Crystal Palace http://www.southlondonguide.co.uk/crystalpalace/pissarro.htm

Can I get off with anyone? (& after stuffing cake & wine into my face)

Oh nomsy Even better, I recycle them back within that group who gave them. I'm often amazed how many crap gifts you can palm off, and back onto those you detest. All delivered with the standard "It's only something small...hmmmm" phoney festive smile. I'm down with the God thing, really. Personally I'd just rather spend time with my family, remembering that it is a spiritual festival. But somehow, that other stuff just gets in the way. Peace to all.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > BAH HUMBUG I don't want those either.

My Drama teacher Clive Scrimshaw, ran a pig over with his escort van. The pig belonged to "Churchill" who was a nasty old school bent copper. Mr Scrimshaw was later questioned over allegations of a fling with an under aged boy at school, he was then sacked. Years later I found a photo of the boy (all grown up now) and a wooden dildo inside a Gladstone bag, belonging to an old guy who's stuff we were moving for the council. "Yer, he liked a bit of that" said the old fella. Really, I didn't know what to say.

This year for Christmas I do NOT want the following: A silly retro humorous calendar "Oh but you love those" (no actually, I flippin well don't) Jamie's 15 minute cookbook (ha) Synthetic fibre Socks Thermals A bag with lots of zips and pockety things "to put all ya bits and bobs in" A Christmas dinner which MUST BE EATEN whilst it's steaming friggin hot. Any jam from the simpering Woman over the road "It's strawberry with vanilla in-homemade" A crummy-thin-flavourless-curry, made by the hubby of the above woman. Any utterly pointless "stocking-filler-smellies-odd-shaped-soaps-or stuff" In anticipation, thanks but no thanks. And you lot over the road "sling yer hook" Nette ( I must say, I do feel better now )

Fancy Squirrel 4 squirrels lemon juice salt and pepper to taste flour 1 pt. cream Cut the squirrels in serving pieces. Sprinkle with lemon juice and place in bowl. Refrigerate overnight. Wipe with a damp cloth and rub with salt and pepper. Dredge with flour and fry in small amount of fat in skillet for about 40 minutes or until brown. Place in a casserole and add cream. Bake at 425 ? for 20 minutes.

Thank F*CK

Have you seen the episode with the Reliant Robins- It gave me an Asthma attack, which I loved After that it just could't get any better Did you know Clarkson et al own the rights to the merchandise. There you go, you do now ! Still, if i'm bored at home i'll watch it on Dave, beats Poirot re-runs IMHO. Lastly, If you fancy cooking Squirrel " Granma's style" , here's a great site http://trishgood1.tripod.com/wildsquirrel.html#Grandma%27s%20squirrel

Child owner ? Strange description of a parent tho And not everyone likes dogs (I do, mostly btw)

And...... Did anyone get slapped about ? (yet) Has Carter with a C been informed that his *big-shiny-weapon may be needed