Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

tomterm8

lostinrates wrote: »

What makes some one who read arch and anth less knowledgable than a comedic actor/presenter?

Nothing.

But I suspect that he doesn't object to them hiring her, I suspect he objects to them firing a lot of the archeologists that have been on the program for the last twenty years to save the production company money and then bringing in any new non-arch talent at all.

I also suspect that the sexism angle is more interesting than the truth.

Sixty-five year old man !!!!ed off with job, retires, isn't exactly newsworthy.

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

I have loads but its quite old. I plan to have a weed through soon, if you don't mind someone elses old nailvarnish i cold send you a couple.

LOL.... poshuns??
Or Boots?

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

LOL.... poshuns??
Or Boots?

Mainly boots i think. I have a few poshuns....oh, might have a red posh un to share, but in the main i don't mind cheap nail polish as its not the same as skin.

Around moving i got rid of loads, but feel a real minimal living thing coming on, and am getting rid of stuff. Snce that man with junk on channel four dh and i have vowedto de-richard ourlives. That guy was called richard, so we have taken t calling junk that is lingering richard.

PasturesNew

My main nail varnish is a very light fudge colour, that's very subtley pearlescent. My second one is one I bought that was similar when I couldn't find the first one one year. I tend to just bung it on for job interviews - and rarely remove it as I forget it's on and it flakes off over the next 2-3 weeks

I did use my 2nd bottle the other month, as a stopping agent while etching copper. So I'm interested in its uses in making jewellery and have some great ideas for the future with some experiments... when I get settled/space.

lostinrates

tomterm8 wrote: »

Nothing.

But I suspect that he doesn't object to them hiring her, I suspect he objects to them firing a lot of the archeologists that have been on the program for the last twenty years to save the production company money and then bringing in any new non-arch talent at all.

I also suspect that the sexism angle is more interesting than the truth.

Sixty-five year old man !!!!ed off with job, retires, isn't exactly newsworthy.

I never watch it any more, but ipts quite big isn't it? If it is why does anyone need to go if they are contibuting to its success, in fact some tot mit improve ratings and secure jobs, Totty with undestanding of the subject even more so.

StevieJ

tomterm8 wrote: »

Nothing.

But I suspect that he doesn't object to them hiring her, I suspect he objects to them firing a lot of the archeologists that have been on the program for the last twenty years to save the production company money and then bringing in any new non-arch talent at all.

I also suspect that the sexism angle is more interesting than the truth.

Sixty-five year old man !!!!ed off with job, retires, isn't exactly newsworthy.

The thing is he complains about them having a clear out and then rubbishes the show and said it hadn't worked I wonder if he can appreciate the irony.

“Whatever happened, we’d all thought, we’ll complete the 20th series. It feels very sad that I shan’t do that. I’m not proud of ‘Time Team’, it hasn’t worked.”

PasturesNew

I just checked my varnish, for those addicts... it's a Rimmel 60 Seconds, Simply Sexy.

Can't easily/immediately find a photo of that online though.

lostinrates

Ahh,,.,,one of those where youbhave to read the artical, sorry. Very funny thoguh stevie.


I have a televisual dilemma of the sort probably only pn can appreciate. Somethign on one and two i want to watch at eight. Trying to decide which is the most likely to be repeated soon.

tomterm8

StevieJ wrote: »

The thing is he complains about them having a clear out and then rubbishes the show and said it hadn't worked I wonder if he can appreciate the irony.

The number of shows that have been on TV that long (other than soaps and the news) is vanishingly small. Everything dies sooner or later. Probably, it is time team's turn.

But, honestly, those kind of emotions are about as common as you can get in 65-year old men that are about to retire. Pretty much all men about to retire feel exactly the same way. It is part of the distancing process.

PasturesNew

They used to have Carenza on Time Team - she was totty. She didn't last long.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carenza_Lewis