Where are you going tonight?

[Il Pirate]

tons of work to be done today - yet couldn't be arsed... so buggered off to watch the Kingfishers...


kingfisher by revnev, on Flickr

Nice one Bish. Almost relaxed now...................................

[William the White]

Tonight I'm going to the reebok where it's the annual memorial service for those Wanderers fans who are commemorated at the stadium. Ive got three people I really loved commemorated there, including my dad.

The club do this well.

It's the only religious service I purposefully go to.

I went. It was handled well. Owen Coyle and Phil Gartside were present. It was moving. Remembered three people I loved. And who loved the Whites. Shed some tears.

Sooner or later the service will have to get more ecumenical. For now it's all christian - and undoubtedly that suited the people attending.

[CAPSLOCK]

Owen Coyle wouldn't be missed if I never heard his name ever again, but full marks for this stuff

He's a decent fella

A misguided clown, but a decent chap

[Annoyed Grunt]

Went to the End of the Runway pub at Manchester Airport..............nice and warm watching planes take off....beer was nice and cold....and the Romainian/Polish barmaid was quite fit.

[Gary the Enfield]

Went to the cinema yesterday for my daughter's birthday treat to watch Men in Black III

Meh. She enjoyed it though which was the main point.

[Gooner Girl]

Went to the cinema yesterday for my daughter's birthday treat to watch Men in Black III

Meh. She enjoyed it though which was the main point.

I heard you only wore shirt, tie and sunnies to the film...

[Gary the Enfield]

Went to the cinema yesterday for my daughter's birthday treat to watch Men in Black III

Meh. She enjoyed it though which was the main point.

I heard you only wore shirt, tie and sunnies to the film...

You heard wrong.

[Bruce Rioja]

I don't get that!

[Gary the Enfield]

I don't get that!

I posted elsewhere that, as an homage to the film, we all wore glasses, white shirts and black ties to the cinema. GG picked up that I never mentioned trousers and assumed (being the smutty minded minx that she is) that we weren't wearing any!

[Gooner Girl]

I don't get that!

I posted elsewhere that, as an homage to the film, we all wore glasses, white shirts and black ties to the cinema. GG picked up that I never mentioned trousers and assumed (being the smutty minded minx that she is) that we weren't wearing any!

Smutty minded?! Cheek! You're the one planning on putting photos up of yourself in just a shirt and tie...

[thebish]

went to ye West End to watch "Sweeney Todd"

I'm not a big musicals fan - but I have to say this was ace!! Sondheim is a musical genius!

and - Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton were simply a class act....

[Annoyed Grunt]

Christening practice.....never knew they did them.

[thebish]

Christening practice.....never knew they did them.

well - it's a tricky business!! drowning is pretty much inevitable without the correct preparation and training!

[Annoyed Grunt]

Christening practice.....never knew they did them.

well - it's a tricky business!! drowning is pretty much inevitable without the correct preparation and training!

I get a certificate for being a godparent....will go nicely with my cycling proficiency.

[William the White]

went to ye West End to watch "Sweeney Todd"

I'm not a big musicals fan - but I have to say this was ace!! Sondheim is a musical genius!

and - Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton were simply a class act....

Isn't there a song about the lovely taste of priests in it?

did it thrill you?

[thebish]

went to ye West End to watch "Sweeney Todd"

I'm not a big musicals fan - but I have to say this was ace!! Sondheim is a musical genius!

and - Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton were simply a class act....

Isn't there a song about the lovely taste of priests in it?

did it thrill you?

not just priests - actors too - and lawyers and 101 other professions...

the actor pies were - "overdone"...

[Verbal]

Visited Amsterdam over the weekend for a football tournament. It was here if anyone's interested: http://www.wvhedw.nl/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; dunno if it's an open invite tourney but I'd highly recommend it. Such a good laugh and the good side of competitive and high-spirited. 30 fecking degrees though :O

Anyway, what a beautiful city it is.

[William the White]

went to ye West End to watch "Sweeney Todd"

I'm not a big musicals fan - but I have to say this was ace!! Sondheim is a musical genius!

and - Michael Ball and Imelda Staunton were simply a class act....

Isn't there a song about the lovely taste of priests in it?

did it thrill you?

not just priests - actors too - and lawyers and 101 other professions...

the actor pies were - "overdone"...

Mmm... Don't they keep returning to priest though?

[thebish]

Mmm... Don't they keep returning to priest though?

they do in the first verse (because sweeney is holding a priest pie) - but then as they develop their theme - they range far and wide and abandon the priest pie in search of a profession for which Sweeney can't provide a rhyming couplet - then they range further and leave behind the priest gag altogether... heading towards the finale, which is (of course) the judge.

anyway - makes no odds to me as I am no more a priest than I am an actor a lawyer or a sweep or a judge!

the song was a rib-tickler (though maybe slightly longer than it needed to be) - and, as I said before, Imelda Staunton plays her part triumphantly!

[William the White]

Mmm... Don't they keep returning to priest though?

they do in the first verse (because sweeney is holding a priest pie) - but then as they develop their theme - they range far and wide and abandon the priest pie in search of a profession for which Sweeney can't provide a rhyming couplet - then they range further and leave behind the priest gag altogether... heading towards the finale, which is (of course) the judge.

anyway - makes no odds to me as I am no more a priest than I am an actor a lawyer or a sweep or a judge!

the song was a rib-tickler (though maybe slightly longer than it needed to be) - and, as I said before, Imelda Staunton plays her part triumphantly!

I reckon if you walk like a priest... and if you talk like a priest...