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Yeah the guy who kept saying, "metrosexual" instead? What a doof. (him not you Tony)

Hey! the delay was due to me sourcing highly "credible" links! >:D

Ha ha ha - yeah the wreckage after the storm! In the defence of Mr VBC, he is a better after-cooking cleaner than myself, which is why I do all the cooking. He was out with the Cillit Bang last night before I could even put my fork down.

ha ha ha psychic posting! JINX!

Just heard this new term on BBC News: Gastosexual So we've had the metrosexual, the ubersexual and now the gastrosexual. Which begs the question... Why does every new trick a guy learns make him "sexual"? (it very rarely is) When a woman does the above, it's called plain old housework, getting ready, looking after the kids, multi-tasking etc...

Shussssh Belle, I didn't want to scare Indiepanda off

Tamu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I vaguely remember City of Gold.....how did the > theme tune go again? -------------------------------------------------------

Tamu Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > He-Man, She-Ra, Thundercats, Dogtanian and the > Three Musketeers, Supergran, diary of Adrain > Mole....Gosh I'm showing my age!!!! That's not too bad... Can you remember Cities Of Gold too? and the theme tune to that was ace!

indiepanda Wrote: I'd rather not make an arse > of myself asking random people in pubs if they > happen to be on the ED forum pub crawl. Indiepanda, that's half the fun! Scaring locals and drunks >:D<

I'm almost ashamed to post that we saw Charlie from one of the Big Brothers sitting outside of Black Cherry with a lovely red-neck baseball cape/ Juicy Couture velvet tracksutit combo on.

I have a book in every room and in every handbag. Right now I am in the living room and reading, "Who's afraid of Feminism" Feminist essays edited by Ann Oakley and Juliet Mitchell. I think I need to lighten up and move to another room...

Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > 1. George Canning. Arrive when you like but we > will aim to leave at about 3pm > > 2. Hoopers. 3:15pm ? 4pm > > 3. Gowlette. 4:15pm ? 5pm > > 4. East Dulwich Tavern. 5:15pm - 6pm > > 5. Drum or The Uplands 6:15pm ? 7pm (We will have > to play this by ear as the Drum is a wee bit small > if there are too many of us so if we cannot be > accommodated there to the uplands with us) > > 6. Clockhouse 7:15pm ? 8pm > > 7. Crystal Palace Tavern 8:15pm ? 9pm > > 8. Plough 9pm ------------------------------------------------------- Ohhh, I think I best print this and laminate it. That way I can take with AND prevent any spillage >:D<

shoshntosh Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i'm not against d'erb at all (am an occassional > fan) but wonder whether anyone else is concerned > about a possible connection > between d'erb (and its less savoury cousins) and > all that gang violence/crime in general?.... Was Keef the leader of the gang causing the disturbance then? >:D<

*sniff sniff* Did I smell the leather of a new shoe store?

Tantrum time?

Mr VBC was banging on about this the other night. I think it's a way of storing digital media, from set top boxes and sky/cable type things... A newer version of the betamax bt without tape.

ooh nearly forgot about this little baby. Where's it all starting and what time? I may have to join up for the daytime only, as I have work in the evening.

They have an email address, I applied myself the other week. I'll pm you with it.

Oh, and theres was me thinking you were talking about how I fell asleep on the 37 bus after a night out, and ended up in Peckham Morrison's car park. Phew, that was close - I was worried word had got out! :-$

ChavWivaLawDegree Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trinity from 'The Matrix' or Therman in 'Kill > Bill'. > > Whatshername in Alien is pretty cool and the woman > from Terminator is the dogs bollox. > > edited for appalling spelling Sarah Conner From Terminator was an amazing character. She is one of my favourite female film characters of all time. I could see you kicking some Terminator butt no probs.

*Bob* *Bob* *Bob* *Bob* *sorry, that was just me doing a bad impression of a dead goldfish* >:D<

I was wondering if any of you have any thoughts on which fictional character you would most likely be or would wish to be, in the realms of fiction and fantasy. I have just finished a 24hour marathon read of a book, The End of Mr Y, which I loved. And I think the reason for really enjoying this book was that as I was reading it was almost like reading about myself, or the self I would be if I was fictional. Her background was similar to mine, the same views and beliefs; I even predicted her thoughts and actions in subsequent parts of the story, which was a strange experience. It was as though if I could write myself into a fictional character and story, that would be me? but someone out there wrote it for me. So if you could be any fictional character from a movie, play, book, song etc? Who would you be and why? Would you like to be the heroine, hero, the misunderstood hermit or the arch evil nemesis? Can you think of a fictional character who you feel is similar to you, or leads some parallel fictional life? Do you think Identification with the main protagonist is key to your enjoyment of a story, or do you prefer not to identify with them?

Oh and I found another one last night that was more disgusting than anything else. Has anyone seen that Crunchy Nut advert where the woman is sitting in the car with a box of cereal and milk. (I think it's actually and old advert) And then she pours the milk in and then shovels it into her mouth! Oh, it's so disgusting! Again - it's one of those where I get so embarrassed and disgusted that I have to leave the room. Also, Mr VBC pointed out, where can you buy a glass pint of milk these days? (like in the Cornflake advert)

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