daisycutter

and don't forget good old kiwi nugget

and also......

and a gaytime was something you sucked....................oh wait

i once worked with a guy named crapp who married a pizzey.......true

choke, viewing films out of their time reminded me......... the movie that left the greatest impression on me (at the time) was the 1951 swashbuckler Horatio Hornblower. i thought it had everything. i must have seen it in about 1953/4. I can still remember it and it became the yardstick i measured subsequent films against i've never re-seen it as i didn't want to risk the possibility that it was a load of junk and ruin my memories though i did read recently that it was well received by modern critics maybe it's time to revisit it?

just watched frozen and wasted 90 minutes of my life such is life

biblically?

yeah bugger. there are cracked fibs and cracked fibs. let's hope his is in the minor category and it's only 4 weeks great opportunity for all our midfield depth.....oh wait.....

not off topic, saty, someone else brought it up don't know why you categorise zeffirelli and polanski with fellini, very different cats zeffirelli and polanski are both very talented and i generally enjoy their work despite one being a centre-right senator and the other having rolf harris moments - lol

fellini is a pretentious [merchant banker] compulsory viewing for university students, the intellectual left and inmates of mental asylums

this audi?

surely forcing them to watch real footballers would be a cruel and unusual punishment i'm sure human rights lawyer geoffrey robertson wouldn't approve

or how about the african hairy frog http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hairy_Frog

does a hipster toad with a moustache count?

fishing for a freebie, earl? did you announce your title? we all know how the privileged aristocracy in this country work. bet you've never bought a beer or paid entrance to a nightclub

c'mon ernest, since you went to the big library, there hasn't been a book written that's worth reading still, can always read the old classics i suppose

get another doc, bbo. look for a doc with a blotchy red nose.

actually there is negligible amounts of sugar in wine. it is converted to alcohol by fermentation in fact wine is known to lower blood sugar levels by preventing the liver from producing glucose (hypoglycaemia)

don't expect a running commentary from worksafe

in - winning out - losing

because his name is robert?

wonder when the tribunal gives their decision on dank - hasn't seemed to garner much comment anywhere

pretty impressed bbo, deliverancetown to cranberry and back in a 1953 merc

3 point game......juice running out