A fractured hip probably wasn't the fun that he was intending I'm guessing. I hate it when incidents like this happen to hold everyone up, like when people selfishly throw themselves onto train tracks for suicide and then the trains are delayed while the remains are removed! I can imagine Nottingham of all places being busy that time of year with p more…
Nice memories!
Can't say Leo ever rocked my boat. But he is a part of my youth too certainly.
But my better half and I are begged to do our Bohemian Rhapsody performance at Christmas by our neighbours - for a laugh I must point out. We all have to be quite drunk - us to perform and them to endure the noise!
Take a look at Newton more…
Hey, happy birthday! Glad you're up for it. Your problem is making yourself accesible to people too young. You need to find a site with really old people, who will view you as a young, crazy, desirable guy. I already do. hubba, hubba! (Oooh, shit! Does that date me?) more…
Yes, comfort DVDs! After a day at our respecive desks working from home we need a laugh! At the moment it's Frasier - we're on Series 3. Or.. not very comfortable but very compelling - it used to be 24, until they started to get so implausible.
I prefer to come across cookery programmes rather than get the video, but I do really really like more…
Peep Show! Fantastically funny series. I've just realised another of my comfort dvds and that is Black Books, all three series back to back viewing. Love 'em.
My cat was brought up in Italy and then endured quarantine to be with us here in the UK. Now 22, he still speaks Italian although he doesn't use his paws as much as he used to! more…
My partner is a writer and has just persuaded my 91 year old mother to give him her old typewriter. She wouldn't be able to even tap the keys anymore but was still pathetically sad at letting it go. (She never was a good typist, but she does like writing.) Apparently he can't write creatively in the same way on the computer - which I don't get as m more…
I love Les Mis and have seen it twice (or thrice) in the West End. As you say it is doubtful if children can do it justice. I look forward to hearing your critique.
The mind boggles at the thought,and imagin all the smelly stuff, it would take some doing to get rid of the smell useing up all the bottles of scent in boots. more…
I get really excited. I went out this morning to the Post Office but I took my camera just in case. But here it wasn't settled enough to make good shots and I was too cold and busy to stop anyway.
We were living in Florence in 1984 when there was an incredible snowy winter. I took photos of the frozen Arno, and the fountains with ice. more…
I was brought up in the country, next to a farm. And the cows came home every evening past our house. So I thought...
that the saying 'til the cows come home' didn't really make sense, because the cows came home every evening!
And I can tell you that those cows in Boots would leave behind one hell of a mess! more…
Recent comments (30)
In response to: "Hold up in Nottingham at Christmas" 74 days old
by Jade [Visitor]
A fractured hip probably wasn't the fun that he was intending I'm guessing. I hate it when incidents like this happen to hold everyone up, like when people selfishly throw themselves onto train tracks for suicide and then the trains are delayed while the remains are removed! I can imagine Nottingham of all places being busy that time of year with p more…
In response to: "love food hate waste" 117 days old
by Tanti Soldi [Visitor]
Hi, its good on your part that you have decided to decrease the waste, this is in fact a good habit which will fetch you in a long term.
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In response to: "For all Mothers today" 138 days old
by sashelie [Visitor]
yes very good advise..that time i feel very special, my husband and my kids prepared the food and we eat together...
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In response to: "For all Mothers today" 232 days old
by shakeberry Pro
thats a really nice things to say :)
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In response to: "Just a boy…growing up with Leo Sayer." 232 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
Nice memories!
Can't say Leo ever rocked my boat. But he is a part of my youth too certainly.
But my better half and I are begged to do our Bohemian Rhapsody performance at Christmas by our neighbours - for a laugh I must point out. We all have to be quite drunk - us to perform and them to endure the noise!
Take a look at Newton more…
In response to: "Just a boy…growing up with Leo Sayer." 234 days old
by IgorAkineev [Member]
Roy Orbison's great. I love "Its Over" and "Only The Lonely"
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In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 255 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
Happy Birthday! more…
In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 256 days old
by plowe [Member]
Thanks for your funny comment MsAnthrope. So I'm young, crazy and desirable am I? Well that's made my birthday! thanks. hubba hubba! lol more…
In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 256 days old
by MsAnthrope [Member]
Hey, happy birthday! Glad you're up for it. Your problem is making yourself accesible to people too young. You need to find a site with really old people, who will view you as a young, crazy, desirable guy. I already do. hubba, hubba! (Oooh, shit! Does that date me?) more…
In response to: "Am I alone in this?" 259 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
Yes, comfort DVDs! After a day at our respecive desks working from home we need a laugh! At the moment it's Frasier - we're on Series 3. Or.. not very comfortable but very compelling - it used to be 24, until they started to get so implausible.
I prefer to come across cookery programmes rather than get the video, but I do really really like more…
In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 260 days old
by Lisaakyb [Member]
Think yourself lucky. Whenever I log onto TwoFacedBook I get invited to join Oprah Winfreys diet club. It's not good for my ego xx more…
In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 260 days old
by SeasideMan Pro
I say follow Danny's advice!
Tom. more…
In response to: "Facebook my arse!" 260 days old
by la_spice [Member]
Still in a good mood then I see !!!! :)) :)) more…
In response to: "Am I alone in this?" 263 days old
by Lisaakyb [Member]
I must admit I love that Rick Stein series, but my "comfort telly" is Nigel Slater on Sky Plus. I love that man xx more…
In response to: "Am I alone in this?" 264 days old
by IgorAkineev [Member]
40 year old virgin.
I've watched that.. a lot. more…
In response to: "Am I alone in this?" 264 days old
by plowe [Member]
Peep Show! Fantastically funny series. I've just realised another of my comfort dvds and that is Black Books, all three series back to back viewing. Love 'em.
Oh yeah. Frasier too. more…
In response to: "Am I alone in this?" 264 days old
by snorklos [Member]
No, very true... for me it was the 3 hour epic Far from the madding crowd, or Peep Show, depending on the mood more…
In response to: "Do pets and other animals think?" 271 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
My cat was brought up in Italy and then endured quarantine to be with us here in the UK. Now 22, he still speaks Italian although he doesn't use his paws as much as he used to! more…
In response to: "who needs tippex?" 271 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
My partner is a writer and has just persuaded my 91 year old mother to give him her old typewriter. She wouldn't be able to even tap the keys anymore but was still pathetically sad at letting it go. (She never was a good typist, but she does like writing.) Apparently he can't write creatively in the same way on the computer - which I don't get as m more…
In response to: "Do pets and other animals think?" 272 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
instinct. more…
In response to: "who needs tippex?" 272 days old
by plowe [Member]
silly bolger! lol more…
In response to: "who needs tippex?" 272 days old
by la_spice [Member]
I just luv bolging - you meat sum luvly bolgers :yes: more…
In response to: "Do pets and other animals think?" 272 days old
by la_spice [Member]
I think you need to stop thinking!!!! :))
:crazy: more…
In response to: "Do you love the snow?" 272 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
Managed to get out on a much snowier day here in Oxford - it was bliss. I've uploaded a couple of photos. more…
In response to: "The kiss" 274 days old
by la_spice [Member]
That's lovely - thanx for sharing it :) more…
In response to: "Les Miserables: schools edition" 276 days old
by la_spice [Member]
I love Les Mis and have seen it twice (or thrice) in the West End. As you say it is doubtful if children can do it justice. I look forward to hearing your critique.
*I must find my CD and listen to it again* more…
In response to: "Larkrise to Candleford" 276 days old
by deleted user [Visitor]
The mind boggles at the thought,and imagin all the smelly stuff, it would take some doing to get rid of the smell useing up all the bottles of scent in boots. more…
In response to: "Do you love the snow?" 279 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
I get really excited. I went out this morning to the Post Office but I took my camera just in case. But here it wasn't settled enough to make good shots and I was too cold and busy to stop anyway.
We were living in Florence in 1984 when there was an incredible snowy winter. I took photos of the frozen Arno, and the fountains with ice. more…
In response to: "Larkrise to Candleford" 279 days old
by hobbyhorse [Member]
I was brought up in the country, next to a farm. And the cows came home every evening past our house. So I thought...
that the saying 'til the cows come home' didn't really make sense, because the cows came home every evening!
And I can tell you that those cows in Boots would leave behind one hell of a mess! more…
In response to: "Larkrise to Candleford" 279 days old
by la_spice [Member]
They'd think it was a fresh delivery for Burger King :>> more…