brum

Pants

Piste

Another couple.... "I told you not to blow the bleedin doors off!" and from same film, "hang on lads, I've got a plan..."

Ingenious. Mints to enjoy yet clean your teeth at the same time.

Sparrow

Sushi

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > LOL Brum . WOMEN: Don't waste energy faking > orgasms. Most men couldn't care less anyway and > you could use the saved energy to Hoover the house > afterwards . You just not had much luck, daizie. Besides, having real ones would mean you wouldn't give a toss about hoovering the bleedin house anyway... Here's a tip - avoid heating up water for your hot water bottle. Just use cold water straight from the tap, then lie on the bottle all night. In the morning - hey presto! A nice hot hot water bottle.

No worries AF - this isn't really a 'favourites list' thread anyway, because there's just too many to list. Just classic moments that come to mind - like yours.... great to see it again!

Don't pay for sex - find a partner and have it for free!

lovely shot cc - who's the fella?

japs

Loads above I really like....thanks for the reminders...Charlton Heston slamming his fists into the sand in Planet of the Apes....Gladiator....and Betty Blue.. ooh la la!! Never seen Imitation of Life DM, but a worthy clip indeed. Get phoning your mum now (unless you've already done it!)

Whey

No!

When?

Here?

Why?

Me?

Doctor

Inspired by a brief PM exchange with charliecharlie, I've thought about the hundreds of classic film moments there could be, and come up with these three for starters: 1. The Rippling puddle in Jurassic Park 2. The opening sequence to The Sound of Music 3. 'Top of the World, Ma!' - Jimmy Cagney in White Heat

Oooo I do love nice bangers ;-)

scratch

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In my experience people always change for the > worse once they have kids, especially the older > they are when they have them. Ive lost a numner of > friends this way. Good riddance i say . In truth people change anyway, as their life experiences change. Some do for the better, others not so. In your experience it seems that its more the latter... Edited to clarify I didn't mean daizie personally!

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hhhmmm.. maybe it's having kids that turns you > into your parents than... and maybe by not having > kids you can stay 'yourself' > ...so those without kids don't feel this way? Hmmm.... somehow I doubt that! > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- >

Yes that's why I thought it was wierd......