Nice people thread part 6 - thrice by twice as nice :)

lostinrates

chewmylegoff wrote: »

pfft viggo's a tw4t.

http://www.the-movie-times.com/thrsdir/ActorVS.cgi?vmortensen+gclooney

as you will note, his career earnings rely entirely on pracing around with some hobbits, and he wasn't even the lead character in any of those films. epic win for me.

Thats fine my me. Hobbits beat coffee ads imo.

And i like a man who is good with his sword.

Don't get me wrong Chewy, no one can deny 'you' are good looking, but i feel you are more a fumble in a lift with maximum smug smile for you and minimum ruffle for woman, or your suit, whereas Viggo would het ruffled in the lift. Seriously and deliciously ruffled. As i think i would.

Btw, i am not particularly a Viggo fan. I just find George a little smug.

chewmylegoff

lostinrates wrote: »

Thats fine my me. Hobbits beat coffee ads imo.

And i like a man who is good with his sword.

Don't get me wrong Chewy, no one can deny 'you' are good looking, but i feel you are more a fumble in a lift with maximum smug smile for you and minimum ruffle for woman, or your suit, whereas Viggo would het ruffled in the lift. Seriously and deliciously ruffled. As i think i would.

Btw, i am not particularly a Viggo fan. I just find George a little smug.

have you been watching southpark?

The cloud of smug forms over South Park and begins to combine with that of San Francisco. McFriendly informs us that a cloud of smug from George Clooney's 78th Academy Awards acceptance speech will soon drift between the two potential storms, merging them together to create "the perfect storm of self-satisfaction," which will heavily damage South Park and completely destroy San Francisco.

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

Spirit wrote: »

I could be quite happy with either George or Viggo

As they could with you Sweets.

Btw, how do you feel about geeks? There is the sweetest chap who despite his proud geekdom shows really nice sensitivity and warmth, and he is so keen to both meet some one....

I don't suppose you like sci fi or fantasy even a tiny bit? he might not be as sweet in rl where as I know you really are. If you might be interested even the teenyest biti can pm you his dating site profile......or you can go down and have a look.


Edited he is an mse poster, not so eone i know.

lostinrates

chewmylegoff wrote: »

have you been watching southpark?

I saw it a couple of times many years ago (i think i was a student?has it been going so long)and despised it. So no.

lostinrates

Spirit wrote: »

[. Just so we know where we all stand.

I am too lazy to stand nowadays, woods or no woods, i am lying down.

PasturesNew

Just discovered a packed lunch I made and put in the boot of the car..... er .... about 8 days ago. Couldn't even bear to look, straight in the outside bin!! Plastic boxes included...

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

Nikkster wrote: »

As they could with you Sweets.

Btw, how do you feel about geeks? There is the sweetest chap who despite his proud geekdom shows really nice sensitivity and warmth, and he is so keen to both meet some one....

I don't suppose you like sci fi or fantasy even a tiny bit? he might not be as sweet in rl where as I know you really are. If you might be interested even the teenyest biti can pm you his dating site profile......or you can go down and have a look.

So long as fantasy was not just a loose grip on reality... Have had more than my fill of that!

Can't say I'm a particular fan of sci fi etc but I'm good at falling asleep on the sofa which is some kind of compromise

I'd definitely have a look... Even if just out of curiosity Just one question... How do you know them if not sure how they are in person ?!

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

lostinrates wrote: »

So long as fantasy was not just a loose grip on reality... Have had more than my fill of that!

Can't say I'm a particular fan of sci fi etc but I'm good at falling asleep on the sofa which is some kind of compromise

I'd definitely have a look... Even if just out of curiosity Just one question... How do you know them if not sure how they are in person ?!

Mse, mse, mse. . Sorry, should have made that clear. Will pm you but read his threads do not just look at the profiles.

Spirit_2

lostinrates wrote: »

I am too lazy to stand nowadays, woods or no woods, i am lying down.

This made me think of the Manet painting "le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe".

My favourite painting. Although I can't decide who is ignoring who. Men ignoring naked woman or naked woman ignoring the men.

lostinrates

Spirit wrote: »

This made me think of the Manet painting "le Dejeuner sur l'Herbe".

My favourite painting. Although I can't decide who is ignoring who. Men ignoring naked woman or naked woman ignoring the men.

Since you raise great paintings ( and i hope i wpuld not be ignored if i stripped for. Beloved in the woods) did the nice peole know you can get any national gallery painting printed on canvas, and todAy i read in an interior decorating email that you can also get pictures from national gallery, v and a and natural history museum printed on to tiles.

Now, while i don't think i will have a whistlejacket bathroom wall, i won't say i wasn't tempted i love whistlejacket, I do love the idea of have a few box framed greats to change with the mood or the season. Ok, so a print is not the greatness of the original brushstroke, but i still like the idea. I guess its how people might have felt about posters originally.

Here is the link to bathroom tiles with art.

http://www.housetohome.co.uk/room-idea/picture/bathroom-tiles-10-decorating-ideas/9

Not for me, though i think ipts gorgeous, just not for me. The lack of symetry of the art to bath would also drive me round the bend.

But they have a nice white textured tile in the slide show, it just annoyingly does not say where from. They also have some funky shaped ones i like the idea of for a layer project of guest shower room.