boltonboris wrote:I'm after a Scalextric, but I'm not hopeful!

I was given a Scalextric kit which once belonged to the Appleton sisters (All Saints).

Strange, but true.

Now, back on thread. Last night I went to Kentish Town to watch 'The Answer' For those who don't know they're a good Hard Rock band from Northern Ireland and supported AC/DC on the European leg of their recent tour. It was one of the best concerts I have seen in years. The lead singer has quite a un...

'a la Brooklyn' ?

Perhaps he misspelt Sofa!

Well done pal, hope everythings okay!

Next week I'm having to drive from North London to nr. Swindon for a Christmas Meal which I'm paying for. Once over I am driving back to North London to then pick up the family to then drive North for as long as it takes on a Friday F***ing evening to start my Christmas B***ard festivities properly!...

Not sure how to respond to that, so I'll try hello.

What brings you here?

Why do you support the Whites and for how long have you?

Bit of History always warms the cockles.

Congrats GM. I wept like a girl when my two were born.

Get as much sleep as you can.

Had some matured beef from Sainsbury's as a Sunday Roast. Hung for 21 to 29 days.

Absolutely fantastic.

There's always these guys.

http://www.thehip.com/

Bruce Rioja wrote:Glad that you had a good time, Sean. 40 deg? Bloody hell!

I've got Canada's finest at Mcr Uni this Wednesday. Can't wait.

Rush?

Alannis Morrissette?

The Mounties?

Rumours are the facial injuries are from his missus, and he was p*ssed.

superjohnmcginlay wrote:

Hobinho wrote:Watched the jungle bunnys before, really stimulating stirring stuff.

I wanna know if those Kangaroos lived in Saudi? losing their paws like that! hobo starts a new campaign!!! cut the balls off the hunter

Anyone?

Nope.

Verbal wrote:Today I went to London for the Guardian Student Media Conference. A more informative, intriguing and down right awesome day I havent had for a while.

I was at Civils 2009 Conference in Earl's Court 2

Does your gaffer let you use his tape then? Mine won't, bastard. :twisted: What tapes does your gaffer have? Mine has a recording of Hawkwind from the Rainbow Theatre, back in 1975 . Missed that one, but caught 'em 2 years later... The Rainbow has been a Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall for years, now.

Zulus Thousand of em wrote:

Lord Kangana wrote:I use the route-one equivalent - the roller!

I've got a much better labour-saving alternative. Mrs Zulu!

Remind me to mention that to her.

May I be the first to nominate Gary for the 'Enfield White Blond Moment Award'? It's only a matter of time... :wink: It may come sooner than you think. I don't know what this technical difficulty is, yet. :| If it's something I've done, I've done it very publically. (adopts Alan Carr voice) What am...

Are you adopting the 4-4-2 brush stroke policy (4 upward strokes followed by 4 downward strokes and finishing with two sideways) for maximum coverage or the more complex 4-3-2-1 favoured by our european brethren. The stroke direction and therefore drying time will be radically different and therfore...

My name is Gary. Gary the Beaver. I have been known to many on here as enfieldwhite but due to some technical difficulties I am having to log in under a pseudonym for my pseudonym. If you get me. Anyway, hello. Ah, I'm finally beginning to understand what twonk means..... :lmfao: Cheers Monty. You ...

May I be the first to nominate Gary for the 'Enfield White Blond Moment Award'? It's only a matter of time... :wink: It may come sooner than you think. I don't know what this technical difficulty is, yet. :| If it's something I've done, I've done it very publically. (adopts Alan Carr voice) What am...

Puskas wrote:

Gary The Beaver wrote:If you ask me it's a bit of a RIM do all round!

You're just over-analysing it.

Hard probing is the only way!

Lord Kangana wrote:You can talk, Gary-two-profiles.

SSHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!