stacey-lyn

Last Of The Mohicans - Hawkeye - Nathaniel Poe.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hmmm... had my passport photo done last week and > must admit that though I am ten years older the > new picture is an improvement on the last one > where I looked like Carlos The Jackal. Just fantasising here. . . Aidan Quinn as Carlos The Jackal in 'The Assignment' or the actual Carlos?

Half Moon Bay - Mott The Hoople

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My gut says to call this terrorism flatters it and > gives it political justification to some extent. > > To me this is just pointless nihilistic violence, > it's murder. > It's kicking someone to death because they're a > goth with pierced lips, or homosexual walking home > from vauxhall, or running a cyclist over because > they don't pay road tax. > > The cheap bullshit political claptrap whilst > narcissistically posturing for the cameras suggest > a degree of sociopathy to me. > > Boring thoughts aside my heart goes out to the > family of the chap killed, utterly horrific. These assailants plus the 9/11 & 7/7, Boston perpetrators and so on could arguably all be sociopaths, and nihilists and narcissists and many other things however I stick by the term 'terrorist'. Perhaps this UN's description clarifies my point: "Criminal acts intended or calculated to provoke a state of terror in the general public, a group of persons or particular persons for political purposes are in any circumstance unjustifiable, whatever the considerations of a political, philosophical, ideological, racial, ethnic, religious or any other nature that may be invoked to justify them." You may call it political claptrap, but to these (and the others yet to come), the ideology and motivation legitimise the act and more significantly, it satisfies vengeance. It is wholly repugnant.

Have never found good sushi in London without heading up town, over the river. Even there it's hit and miss. One day you're having relatively good sushi, the next it's all crab sticks. Crab sticks! What's with crab sticks in every 'seafood' concoction - be it in Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean. . ? Even in New York, sushi joints aren't what they used to be. If you've eaten sushi in Japan, then nothing really compares imho. But I digress. Back to SE22 sushi. Like so many things such as unicorns, the fountain of youth and a flattering snapshot taken from a low angle, SE22 sushi simply does not exist. Off to break the news to the kids about the tooth fairy.

Johnny Depp in Platoon?

Albert Fegg Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Obi-Wan Kenobi 7th isn't due out for another couple of years, isn't it? Or have you time travelled, Albert Fegg. Is it any good?

From the suspect's video post the attack it's absolutely terrorism, by definition. 100%.

applegreen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > There's always hope!!!! Indeed, there is. Ben Needham, missing since 1991 Katrice Lee, missing since 1981 Kevin Hicks, missing since 1986 Sandy Davidson, missing since 1976 Sadly, there are hundreds, most of who are not household names.

Olivia Colman ;)

El Pibe Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sophie, Mark's long suffering sort of girlfriend, > in Peep Show pass. next.

Tom Ward or John Gregory - The Seventh Son?

perhaps either: performance street artist; flash mobber who got the day & time wrong and is going solo nonetheless or *copy & paste* 'care in the community' - the likely scenario.

Ray Ferrier, from War of the Worlds?

Train to Brighton? Meandering around the Lanes. The Bowie exhibition at the V & A is really quite good. Head to the East End - as Vickster suggests - Spitalfields, Brick Lane (bagels & salt beef sandwiches much cheaper than Selfridges and just as good) and Columbia Rd on Sunday morning. Bring home a load of bagels and flowers and whatever treats you've picked up for yourself. Enjoy.

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some travellers tips... > > - Remember, Easyjet don't care about the weight of > your hand luggage, so put all heavy (non sharp, > non liquid) objects in there. Ryanair do weigh > you hand luggage (you have 7kg), but they usually > do it at the check in desk, so leave heavy hand > luggage things with a friend while you check in. > > - When you get to the airport, head off to a > closed check-in desk - the scales still work and > you can get a rather more official second opinion > to argue any 'funny' readings. Plus you get more > time to do stuff in my first tip if your hold > luggage is a little over weight. > > - When you put you bag on the scales, make sure it > us hard up against one side. Or, better, leaning > on one of the raised edges. I've knocked 5kg off > a bag doing that. On Easyjet, there is no weight limit on cabin baggage though it has announced that passengers who want to be guaranteed their luggage will be stored in the cabin will need to stick to a bag size of 50cmx40cmx20cm from 2 July. So, your hand luggage will need to be 37 per cent smaller than the current standard size or it may go into the hold and therefore part of your weighed allowance.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Hester Prynne oh yeah. . . I reckon you've cracked it.

What I Like Most About You Is Your Girlfriend - Specials.

Last guess: (Mrs) Marisa Coulter

Griet, the Girl With a Pearl Earring?

Lying Is The Most Fun A Girl Can Have Without Taking Her Clothes Off - Panic At The Disco

Tapas

Angelina Jolie's sex scene from Original Sin? I give up.

Scarlett Johansson?

What Difference Does It Make - Smiffs