Andystar

We should invade the Dulwich & Syd gold club & build a crazy golf utopia instead...

Was there a putting green?? wow

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andy - fret not. Presumably you know where Chili > Pepper Pete lives?? > > ChilliPepperPete > > And you can pay by Paypal which isn't even real > money!!! Yes I do, but its nice having a chat with a fellow chillihead & i want the sauce NOW Thanks anyway- Sean

I just started the Book thief- pretty strange but quite lovely in its descriptions.. thanks for all the recommendations...i'll be sure 2 check them all out :))

NOOOOOO!!!! chillipepperpete was there, again......I'm sooo bummed that i missed it..His stuff rocks... (I'm actually growing the Worlds official hottest chilli pepper at the mo- yay)

Oh dear, i'm sorry that you got scammed, it totally p*sses me off when people prey on nice people.. It reminds me of the time a guy asked me for change for a bus as he needed to get to the hospital..Long story short, I gave him my travelcard as I didn't need it anymore then went to get some food. He came up to me five mins later & spun the same story again, when I told him that I just gave him a travelcard, he looked at me with a look of shock on his face & legged it...

charliecharlie Wrote: > http://evilspeculator.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/ > 04/dunce.gif How the hell did you get that photo of me???? Well at least it's one of my better ones. Also, a lil bit of mystery is good, too much to the point of paranoia is bad tho.. A good woman is like an onion - many layers, pretty darn tasty & should make my eyes water a lil bit.

WHAAAT?? there was an East Dulwich fair & no-one told me about it.... :'(

digitalronin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Trouble with dog is that you can never eat a whole > one. i was going to say that I've eaten many dogs..but that's plain gross :))

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andy, ideally it would be about having all of what > you want, in the right degree, with the right > timing, and delivered in a certain way. So many > people get it wrong and are irritating, :-S I agree Daizie...I was only kidding about my more chance of finding the Loch Ness monster comment, I actually just realised that I've actually described most of my female buddies, which is cool

dukesdenver Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not murder mysteries, but Richard Russo is > brilliant if you like tales of small-town life and > the tangled webs woven therein. 'Bridge of Sighs' > and 'Empire Falls' are especially good. > > For sheer entertainment you have to go a long way > to beat Dick Francis, especially the older ones. > 'Twice Shy' is great, it was written in the early > 1980s and features computer programmes on tape - > those were the days, eh? Cool- i'll check him out, thanks for the recommendation... Lol, I remember playing a tape version of Hungry Horace on my Commmodore 64, those were the days, indeed...

That looooooooooooong pauseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee that hosts do before announcing a result or an answer to a question... its so annoying & not necessary.

Personally, I find that having a V*gina makes a real woman... Seriously, I find a massive sense of humour & wittiness v attractive, I also like a woman who is intelligent & cultured, dorkiness/koolness is a turn on, passion about life, interests etc- a woman with fire in her belly rocks, femininity always good.. Yes, I know, I've got more chance of finding the Loch Ness monster :'(

brum Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > No need to apologise, Sue. Your info could be > useful, jog someone's memory or form part of a > bigger picture. I know you were just trying to > help out. I agree, with Brum...you've narrowed the timeframe down to 10ish so that may be helpful to others...

Hi there everyone, I'm just finishing the excellent "Revelation" by C J Sansom & was wondering what everyone was reading & if anyone has some good book recommendations. I'm a big murder mystery fiction fan but I'll read anything good.

Can I say that we should pursuade SMB to run for local government?? How awesome would that be?? SMB, if you ever decide to run for prime minister, I promise I will vote for you.. Oh, I bags the deputy pm job. :))

Can everyone who is not outraged by the shady antics these overpaid incompetant people, who abuse their positions & claim for all these perks & expenses using OUR tax money, please feel free to leave envelopes stuffed with cash marked for attn of Andystar at the bus stop at the Plough..

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Snorky, where are we with our petrol bombs? Can you use wind or solar powered bombs instead??

I hate my life by Theory of a dead man- when did the douchebags take over?? oh and any Nickelback song esp rockstar - Chad, i owe u a punch in the face...

I've got a new song that i detest.. SEXY MACARENA by some homeless dude, busking on the street near my work, who can't sing or play the guitar..It consists of those 2 words sung badly while the guitar was strummed randomly & he sang it to me whilst giving me a lusty look..

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Wuthering Heights by Kate Bush, depite the > naysayers on thee other thread, pop perfection > from beginning to end. I concur. Its hard to believe that she worte that song at the tender age of 18. Now which video version is better?? White dress or Red dress (?)

jumpinjackflash Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > i shared a lift with Bob Geldof and Kofi Annan in > Geneva I once, unknowingly, shared a lift with the rock band Ash - I didnt actually see them at the time when I got in & mentioned to my pal about how hot Charlotte was & basically told him what I'd like 2 do 2 her - I then turned around & saw her right behind me... ::o I also told Robbie Williams to get to the back of my queue when he pushed in..he wasn't too happy about queueing & got someone else to open the till up...and *yes* he was a tw*t!!

She's got it bad by Simply cr*p *ahem* I mean Simply Red. I wouldn't normally detest this song but my gremlin 4 yo niece has played this song repeatedly for the last hour (6)

I love ANYTHING by Sigur Ros- at the mo Glosoli , Gobbledigook , The Polysics always raise a smile -Rocket Datarock Computer Camp Love MGMT - Muse - Starlight Enjoy

charliecharlie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Brendan Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Vincent, Don McLean?s truly beautiful tribute > to > > Vincent van Gogh was covered by the punk band > NOFX > > in the mid nineties. Their wonderfully loud > mess > > of the classic still brings a smile to my face. > > > brilliant Brendan... who needs rhythm when you're > a punk > http://blog.regalbear.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/ > 03/nofx.jpg > enjoy the beers, think I'll just crack one open > and join you > xxcc I never got to see NOFX but I did randomly meet Frenzal Rhomb in an internet cafe.. My friend once got arrested for trying to invade Luxembourg when he was 15- a feat only beaten by Hitler. ( He was actually just playing with a fake gun in a forest )