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"your" M and S. Grrr.

i havent yet bought any presents too busy hanging my pheasants so now I'm off to the shops with a skip and a hop... to buy candles infused with some essence. Next one was started: A priest on Thought For The Day.. claimed that Jesus might well have been gay

Those in the presence of a fan, shouldn't go stirring the sh!t. That's what the laundryman say. Brave girl to stand up and be counted.

Have fun making patterns on this site.

'fraid I did not like Luhrmann's (sp?) Romeo and Juliet, though I have to admit I hardly gave it a chance, only getting through about 15 mins before switching off, (there's patience for you) BUT I loved his Moulin Rouge to bits and could wax lyrical about it 'til those proverbial cows come home...which is kinda amazing since, as a genre, I detest Musicals as much as I dislike Country and Western Music.

Just wondering, ibo, but is your moniker a TLA?

*notices much twirling and pirouetting over in the corner* *very fetching attire being paraded too* *is all this activity practice for the various Christmas ice rinks going up around old London Towne?" *Looks rather energetic, and dare I say incredibly dangerous* *think Asset might have done better without her SPDs on* *come over for a drink when you are finished*

Withnail is one of my favourites - naturally its one of the two dozen or so films that make it into my top ten of all time list (er, is that correct Citizen, Admin) Thought Bourne no 1 was ace, but others have been pants especially the last one. (Am I getting old or was that volume just too damned loud and that cameraman had the cold-turkey jitters, had he not been taught tohold the blasted thing steady!) Another in my top ten has to be The Pianist. No not that over-hyped Jane Campion thing - the Piano - but the superb one set in Poland during WW2. The whole world just drifts away from around the main character and it includes some lengthy passages without any dialogue. Haunting and heartfelt, tense and unique, it is one stunning film. point of order - if like me you often have to speed-read threads, it is so much easier to pick out the film titles if you follow Keef's lead and enbolden the titles, italicise them or at least put in the Capital Letters. :-S

Barry said: "You know when you haven't listened to a band for ages and you forget how good they were/are? I had that with the Beta Band this morning, listening to them on the bus. Here's Assessment, from their final ablum (sniff)." MP replied: "*dries eyes* I saw their last ever gig (or so I'm told) in elephant & castle, a sad sad night for all." So you guys should love this citizen

All this talk of cycling has made me think I should update my bike. I currently ride a Ridgeback Velocity but it's seen better days. I want another Hybrid type but not sure where to start. Any suggestions of what to buy for about ?300?

Looks like it. otherwise Billy Davies?

Ok so we have all enjoyed some of these Disney/Pixar films - but my enjoyment of this autumn has been enhanced by finding the magical tale, Ratatouille. Anyone else think this is the best ever animated film? citizen

there is already a thread on this mammab, see here

Iggy Pop at the ?Rainbow, er..shall we say, back in the day.

Annasfield Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- is that art work by the fella that "did" the Alien stuff? Sure is Anna - the guys name is Hans Ruedi Giger. Did several other covers too.

*thankyou to D-mum* *offers a flagon of porter in return* *dunk a garibaldi in that* *that should help you sleep*

*slips into Quiet Room, shirt tucked into pants* *hmmmmm, comfortable* *sits down with pint of porter* *hmmmmm, that's better*

She'd had herself a little mis-hap

Shirt-tucked-in underpants goes well with a sandals and socks combo. ;-)

Anyone for the Sultans? http://morjammerch.com/images/SEXCD.jpg

Would pull up their floor

I might send it again sometime later

He started to cry

A little bit of Nirvana...

Hi Ideatori, You've stumbled accross the right place to find out about East Dulwich - just keep reading the forum. It will take you an age to get through the whole thing so be selective, this Gossip section is a good place to start. ED is a great place to live - one of my favourite aspects is that we are surrounded by green space and parks - Dulwich Park, Peckham Rye Park, Sydenham and Dulwich Woods, Horniman Gardens. Welcome to the forum and to East Dulwich Impressed by the time of your post, is that bed late or up early?