Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

vivatifosi

Monkey was a classic. I'm surprised its not still around and being shown on BBC 4.

ETA: I liked The Water Margin too, though it was more violent. And Kung Fu.

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

We could see how long it took playing poohsticks between there and here. Would have ti be a pretty distinctive stick though:D

Ooh, do we share a river?!

chewmylegoff

vivatifosi wrote: »

Monkey was a classic. I'm surprised its not still around and being shown on BBC 4.

ETA: I liked The Water Margin too, though it was more violent. And Kung Fu.

I'm just watching the documentary 'senna' i would be amazed if you haven't already seen it but it great to watch footage of that classic period of f1 again. I'd forgotten about cars stalling on the grid.

CKhalvashi

vivatifosi wrote: »

It's a layout of the arena where the show is being held in Azerbaijan (I think)....

It certainly is!

So tired, so stressed and SO want next Tuesday!

CKhalvashi

Nikkster wrote: »

Ooh, do we share a river?!

No, but the Sava and Danube share Belgrade, with another bit of ESC trivia here; The reason for ‘confluence of sound’ and the logo.

CK

sss555s

lostinrates wrote: »

Any one recommend any couriers? I want to bid on a curtain pole on ebay that seller rekons is too long for parcel force.

Another vote for DPD. I like them delivering the best. My main supplier uses UPS if they are picking any returns up from me, they must be cheaper for that.

chewmylegoff wrote: »

Flippin eck, the VW polo advert made me well up. What is wrong with me.

I can see the ring coming out in the "cosy" room :eek: Emotions are taking over

zagubov wrote: »

Better still, it's showing bits of "Monkey" - one of the best TV series ever (wasted on the younger posters here ).

Used to enjoy Monkey Magic too. The bad lip sinking was the best

vivatifosi

chewmylegoff wrote: »

I'm just watching the documentary 'senna' i would be amazed if you haven't already seen it but it great to watch footage of that classic period of f1 again. I'd forgotten about cars stalling on the grid.

The thing that gets me is how close the crowd are in the really old footage. It is much more sterile on so many levels now. It's good that people don't routinely die any more, but fans are treated as little more than cash machines.

sss555s

chewmylegoff wrote: »

I'm just watching the documentary 'senna' i would be amazed if you haven't already seen it but it great to watch footage of that classic period of f1 again. I'd forgotten about cars stalling on the grid.

I think right now is a classic period of F1. :beer:

Wheezy_2

I just had my first UK strawberries of the year.
Elsantas from Hampshire, 1.50 for a small box and quite tasteless.
Probably a bit early in the year still.

PS : I :heart2: strawberries

lostinrates

Wheezy wrote: »

I just had my first UK strawberries of the year.
Elsantas from Hampshire, 1.50 for a small box and quite tasteless.
Probably a bit early in the year still.

PS : I :heart2: strawberries

I should have syrawberries in a couple of weeks. Lots of litle green nes now. And currens. Wheezy, are you working on a sturday night?