Heartland

'Lost in Translation' - it's possible to be too evocative of the ennui of being stuck in a hotel in a foreign country...

Putrid Scrotum

And that's the Goth name - God knows what the Tourette's version would be...

Quiff Boy wrote:speaking of which

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/fe ... ex-scandal

The chief magistrate's called 'Tong Man'. Huh. huh-huh.

I'll get me coat...

Blimey! I got 8 out of 10, and I'm as agnostic/atheist as they come!

Have folk seen this? Interesting insight into the James/ relationship:

http://blogs.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuse ... =466840552

Quiff Boy wrote:
Cad Driver: So, you work for ******* **** then? [company name removed]

'Cad Driver' indeed...

I once owned a boot where he said (translating from German, maybe?): "I think they're calling you a poof, Wayne."

S

Mr. Cross is certainly looking like the likely culprit.

A couple of characters also paraphrased the line 'What once was lost can never be found'.

He's a tinker, isn't he?

S

Did anyone else spot all the Sisterhood references in last night's episode of 'Spooks'? For those of you who didn't see it, the Russian 'number station' (a particular radio frequency for transmitting coded information) was broadcasting 'random' phrases and numbers. Only they weren't random. They wer...