Please advise - it's all gone SO wrong

Merrywidow

lisawaters wrote: »

Not conservatory, Conservative...

Too little too late:( you blew it.
:cool:

Happytogetdebtfree

billie :P nice to see you nice day ?? x bubbly is handed out x

gallygirl

lisawaters wrote: »

Not conservatory, Conservative...

:eek: OMG they replaced Neville with a Tory MP :eek:. That's worse than the dayglo paint

Poosmate

lisawaters wrote: »

Bright eyes? Like Watership Down?

You've read the book, you've seen the film... now try the pie.

Yeah sorry, that's the one, Watership Down. I cried buckets at it. didn't read the book but I bought the record Bright Eyes byt Art Garfunkel (I believe). I couldn't bring myself to watch the film when it was first released so only saw it probably less than 5 years ago as I thought being adult an' all I'd be able to cope with it - it's only a cartoon afterall!

No wonder so many kids are disfunctional watching films like that! Sad films where animals die is damaging!

MW, I didn'y buy that car yet. Not exactly sure why but no one bid for it and I didn't want to pay what he was asking for it. I have the telephone number of the seller so will probably make an offer on Sunday - off to Monkey World just south of Stoke tomorrow.

Satan is still running fine although I still have to have the heater on all the time. I don't think I told Mike of my eventful journey down to his place, that's a story for another time I think. Just know that Hell and no water wasn't going to stop me from getting there! lol

Poo

lisawaters

BILLIE wrote: »

Hi Mike pleased to see you back, hope you were happy that Miggy, Happy and I tried to keep the thread in the fore. Sorry I couldn't be with you but hope one day to be able to make a visit. You got what you deserved and from what I hear it couldn't have happened to a better family. Right is the bar b que lit and let get the bubbly open. Make sure all those that were in Littlehampton have a glass happy, I'll make do with a brandy snap whilst I wait. Right pour the bubbly and then all together "Cheers" :j:j For he's a jolly good fella, for he's a jolly good fella, for he's a jolly good fella and so say all of us. Here's to you Mike and your lovely boys. Kiss Kiss. Billie xx

Aww, thank you...

and thanks for keeping the home fires burning (SB - can I say 'home fires'?)

Butti

Not quite 90 but getting on a bit all the same!

In 1970 Thomsett was cast as the 11-year old Phyllis, despite the actress being 20 years old at the time - older than Jenny Agutter, who played her on-screen "older" sister Bobbie. Her contract forbade her to reveal her true age during the making of the film and was also not allowed to be seen smoking, drinking, driving her car, or in the company of her boyfriend during the shoot.[

Must go - off to Edinburgh tomorrow.

B

Butti

lisawaters wrote: »

Not conservatory, Conservative... A former MP buried under the - um, back garden...

Which one? How DID you choose?

B

lisawaters

Butti wrote: »

Not quite 90 but getting on a bit all the same!

In 1970 Thomsett was cast as the 11-year old Phyllis, despite the actress being 20 years old at the time - older than Jenny Agutter, who played her on-screen "older" sister Bobbie. Her contract forbade her to reveal her true age during the making of the film and was also not allowed to be seen smoking, drinking, driving her car, or in the company of her boyfriend during the shoot.[

Must go - off to Edinburgh tomorrow.

B

I had exactly the same clause in my contract...

Happytogetdebtfree

haha always the case eh

Merrywidow

Poosmate wrote: »

MW, I didn'y buy that car yet. Not exactly sure why but no one bid for it and I didn't want to pay what he was asking for it. I have the telephone number of the seller so will probably make an offer on Sunday - off to Monkey World just south of Stoke tomorrow.

Poo

Can you bring a Chipmonk back for Mike - don't believe him, think it has a 'thing' for them.:rotfl:
janet:cool:x