bigbadwolf

Marmora Man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I could be interested - and would consider my > cooking to be reasonably edible and, perhaps, > competitive. So ships biscuits it is then. Shall I bring the cheese?

I don't think an orgy is on the menu.

"Diane Abbot and the temple of Poon" "Heeseltine in a house of commoners cum bath 7"

The bloke who got murdered was embezzeling money that was otherwise going to be donated to charities active in Africa.

The same concept of complete strangers meeting for dinner was tried out on the Sydenham town forum and if memory serves correct it was actually quite a success. I'll try and find the thread but I'm sure it was successful. They also tried it out on the se23.com forum and initially it fell on it's face but now they meet regularly but at a restaraunt or pub but I think they did initially meet at someones house.

Eight days a week - The Beatles

I can see for miles - The Who

Pretty much BN5.

Did anyone else watch this trilogy? I watched all three of them and loved it, I even booted the missus off the sofa for interupting the second installment. I loved the bit referring to the wolves as woodland gangsters. The bears were pretty cool aswell.

Don't forget Crimewatch.

Wise words Tony, wise words.

One of my favourite scenes was when they discussing the possibility of committing suicide in the event of being captured and instead of issuing him with cyanide he hands him a rusty claw hammer.

Are they the type that like to 'party' behind a skip for a fiver and a pack of Rothmans Tony?

Well if you put it like that Mockney. Southpar the movie. Team America world police. All the Ben Stiller and Owen Wilson collaborations. When I want comedy it's usually sourced from T.V series such as Southpark or Trailerpark boys etc.....

Mmmmmmmmm....That's a very good question Xena. As I said, I liked it but from what I saw they made a few errors. Was the culprit red John (the smiley face killer) because at the end when he's confronted by 'the mentalist' he mentions the note the red john character left on the door of the mentalists daughters bedroom. If he was the person who murdered your entire family you'd go postal not just shrug it off. They also seem to be attempting to achieve a bit of a C.S.I feel to the team.

The 9th company. Follows recruits in the Soviet army and their experiences in the Afghan war during the 80's. The Deerhunter for obvious reasons. Hotel Rwanda. Das Boot. All the Saw movies. The Wicker man. Dead mans shoes starring Paddy Considine.

I liked it.

Showing off eh Mockney?

Does anybody know if Dulwich library was built at the same time and designed by the same Architect as Forest hill library because they're remarkably similar.

Did you lot see the news this morning? Our home secretary used public funds to support her and her partners porn habit. I'm personally very proud of her and glad to see she's doing her bit to keep the British end up.

Thanks Tony, I've just been sick!

For the love of god Tony! I think my toes just curled themselves inside out!

Papa don't preach - Madonna

Disgusting.

Right, seeing as the 'where did you go to school' thread has been resurected I thought it appropriate to start this. Mine were: The passenger door of the P.E bus opened when Mr Brady was doing about 30mph on Catford broadway and Mr Feakin fell out because he wasn't wearing his seatbelt. Mr Beaven took a royal 'drop' whilst adjusting the blinds. We wet ourselves but the cherry on the cake was the next day we had to fill out work place injury forms and he lost his case. This happened outside school. We had an alcoholic maths teacher called Mr Maylor and after I'd left I was indulging in a bit of underage drinking in the bird in hand on Dartmouth rd and saw him feeling up some old bag lady, what a joker.