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Izodia Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm with CitizenED on this one. I was quite happy > when the girl didn't live. Obviously I wasn't > happy that somebody died, but I also like films > that don't wrap things in up in a nice 'everything > will be alright in the end' type of way. That way > you don't always know what is coming. I think the > first time I saw a film like that was watching > 'The Wicker Man' as a student. (As aside I am > quite a generally happy person and don't always > look for unhappy endings!) > > OK, I'll go back to avoiding 2 Days in Paris then. dont avoid it,mock liked this is england for christ sake,that tells you all you need to know. its a fairly funny comedy of misunderstandings, written by julie delpy, so while the humour wont be to everyones taste,its still a pretty good show. but the proof is in the pudding so make your own mind up.

watched the bourne ultimatum last night and apart from the a few flashback scenes it was a cracking show, without doubt the best of the three although i,m still no closer to knowing what they were actually about.followed it up with the spadetown recommendation of the week,blood and chocolate a thumping horror show about a reluctant werewolf,definately a different on the old werewolf story.

heskeyyyyyyyyyyyyy.

no wrens in my gaff, but we have a robin who pops into the rabbits run and eats the rabbit food.

is it just me or is anyone else sick to death of hearing about the so called credit crunch. it just seems you cant turn on the tv or radio or open a paper without hearing about it and the impending doom it will bring. i personally feel the constant bombardment on the media is actually acting as a trigger to create more doom and gloom. give it a rest.

:))

mangetout,mangetout - del

LizzygotDizzy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry for being dim but, what does it mean when > you leave an (.) mark on a completely blank answer > to a thread or reply? Does it mean that you want > people to know you are aware of the topic but have > chosen to make it known that you do not want to > comment, other than to make that fact known? > Sorry having a moment, must be all that jogging > gone to my head its actually morse code, you need to be patient with it and over the course of the thread the reply will be revealed.

>:D

whitstable kent, nice morning but big black clouds are a gathering, ah well soon be time to hop on board the choo-choo back to ed.

as long as its not chelsea for cl and the huns for uefa cup i dont care who wins.

jollybaby Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh my god those photos are awful! She looks like > a very serious businesswoman with her tits falling > out. she looks like a sugababes reject.

scrambled eggs with a fried breakfast,its like eating a burger without ketchup, fried eggs are the only thing.

an italian train.

TillieTrotter Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Dont you think Kevin looks like Matt Lucas from > Little Britain!! What a knobhead he is. I > thought he was going to cry at one stage. Yes the > girls are all nails and teeth at the moment and > deffo need a bit of testosterone to calm them down > abit. my thoughts exactly,and do you know who he most resembles, "margaret,margaret"

i use amazon for most internet shopping and have had mixed responses to postage, there,s been times i,ve went for super saver and received my stuff the following day and there,s times i,ve paid for delivery and waited bloody ages. But as i,ve now signed up for amazon prime, i no longer have these problems.

two blokes were in a gay bar having a slash, when one looks down and sees a nicotine patch on the others langer. hows the patches going he asks. oh not too bad comes the reply i,m down to two butts a day.

if you liked pans labyrinth, check out another spanish film recently released, the orphanage. watched it several weeks ago,very atmospheric and in parts frightening film, highly recommended. on the dvd front this weeks spadetown offering is two days in paris, very gentle romcom set in the city of lights, quietly passes 90mins without being too taxing.

as the old joke goes the house will probably be split evenly, she,ll get the inside and he,ll get the outside.

SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think you have to blame the Beeb for this one - > the guy who read the football results always > referred to "Shrowsbury Town"... i always thought it was called "shrowsbury town nil".........

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > when Irish players came to England and I suddenly > had to get used to, for example Kevin Moran > (pronounced Morean - emphasis on 1st syllable) > became Kevin Moh-RAN according to English > commentators... such as John Moh-Tzan > > still annoys me on the same subject it still pisses me off when they refer to paul mcgrath as paul mcgraTH, with emphasis on the th. its not mcgraTH, its just plain paul mcgra, silent th.

polly, that is nothing, about 2 yrs ago, i was sitting with a work-mate in the office, when a fellow colleague from a different department walked in and after a bit of pleasant chit-chat, my work mate asked the colleague how his wife was, after a moments hesistation back came the reply, we,ve broken up, non deterred she then asked how was their child was only for him to go he,s dead. nothing else was said. i fortunately was just an innocent bystander but if the world had opened up at that moment i would have gladly jumped in.

2-0 to the pool and no hubs on the arsenal bus.

i,m due next week and being a bit of a nokia devotee i,m presently using a 6233, have had a good look around and will likely go for the nokia e51. i dont tend to like the sonys they,re a bit too blocky and bulky for my liking, but of all the phones i,ve checked out the e51 seems to have the best spec and reviews. i,d obviously like an iphone, but i,d have to hide it from spadetowngirl. otherwise i,d have my neck rung.

on the same subject, what soul singer takes the piss? urethra franklin