monica

Any other information on the brave woman who stepped in? Hopefully the injured boy is ok.

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > monica Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I will be there, I will aim for maybe April > time, > > but I need to gauge the thoughts of the EDF. > > Oh and I am going as Olivia Newton John from > > Xanadu. > > How about Olivia Newton John from "Physical" > instead Monica? Lol well, I havent seen the film, but if it involves a leotard you can forget it. Anyway I am more like the Xanadu character, free spirit, and roller boots. Mick Mac I hope you will be going too, Love too see you with a mullet and white loafers.

Thank you Kid, Il pm you when the organisation starts and we have a venue

OOh LM when I see you, I going to give you a big wet soppy kiss, mwahh. Id rather make love not war, know what I mean.;-)

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You wew too young for Dr Who, but you watched Day > of the triffids? Downloaded it dear.

I will be there, I will aim for maybe April time, but I need to gauge the thoughts of the EDF. Oh and I am going as Olivia Newton John from Xanadu.

So guys what do you say, would you be up for a 70s and 80s disco night if one was organised for spring/ Summer? I am interested and I really fancy strutting my stuff to prince charming, Shakin Stevens, and of course my favourite Xanadu. :)-D Let me know your thoughts.

LM lol, well they have been called plenty of things, but my legs arent that bad are they????

who was the Doctor in the 70s? Was a bit too young to watch it back then, but then again I am shallow and only watched the David Tennant one, because of David Tennant.

What a load of old twod, give me the dated 70s version anyday along with the book. Joely Richardson is a terrible actress, why cant these tv types leave the originals alone??? Off to watch Dr Who again and cry my heart out. :'(

Domitianus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > monica Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Lol slightly puzzled by the whole male on male > > search and female on female search. Everytime I > go > > to N. Ireland I get searched, last night I > > returned and the woman frisking me really went > for > > it, to the point of me making a complaint. > > Travelling back from the USA this summer I was > > frisked by a guy in Colorado!!!! And boy he > really > > frisked me, to the point my Hubby was slightly > > concerned. So my question is do I have the kind > of > > body that may imply I have concealed weapons.B) > > You just have a deeply suspicious face, Mon. I > very rarely get searched when I travel regularly > to and from Norn Iron. They have on occasion > however been so kind as to valet my laptop - they > take it out of the case and dust it over with > little delicate white swabs - a wonderful > service. Next time I may ask them to polish my > shoes for me. Im pretty sure you would have preferred to be frisked like me, I heard your desperate for the odd grope, even by airport security, and my lady was a lovely butch type with tattoos on her hands.;-)

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ....or are you just HOT >:D< Shucks thanks Brum

Lol slightly puzzled by the whole male on male search and female on female search. Everytime I go to N. Ireland I get searched, last night I returned and the woman frisking me really went for it, to the point of me making a complaint. Travelling back from the USA this summer I was frisked by a guy in Colorado!!!! And boy he really frisked me, to the point my Hubby was slightly concerned. So my question is do I have the kind of body that may imply I have concealed weapons.B)

Rosie I think there are others out there who also wept. The thing is I looked into David's eyes before he regenerated and felt he may have made a mistake in leaving, regret looked back at me. You know what they say eyes are the mirror to the soul.( she says walking off weeping yet again)

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I am impressed by anyone who is creative enough to > write a diary of any kind. I did try a few times > when I was much younger . My entries went > something like this: Got up . Had weetabix . Went > to the shops . Came home . Watched TV. Got the > hump . Went to bed . > People have said to me that I should write a book > .Lol Daizie, great place to start thoughB)

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My heart will break and never heal, My Darling David Tennant is no longer Dr Who, my how I have wept tonight.:'(

I kept diaries in my teens, they are all at home in Italy now, so when I go home I read them and remind myself of the emotions and confusion of growing up. I have started to keep a diary again, and it does help me reflect on a lot of things.

Not wanting to dance to Club music in My sister in Laws Kitchen and begged for the Bee Gees to be played instead.ahhhhB)

Happy new Year lady Muck, here is hoping I get back to London On Friday. Snow is Forecast over here in N.Ireland this week. Has there been snow in ED?

Happy Christmas and a peaceful New Year to all you lovely guys. Thanks for all your support re East Dulwich SNUB and all our various projects. 2010 is already filling up with new Projects from EDSNUB, so as always watch this space.

yep I agree with you there, Sublime Bonkersness

Defo Roullier white. They have all sorts of lovelies in there.

Thanks Immaterial Happy Christmas to you all.

LOL Mick Mac, and thank you to the lovely guys in Lancaster Road South Norwood, who were clearing the Road and helping to direct traffic around a broken down bus.