Heartland

is Tiesto an Irish super market?

James Blast wrote:is Tiesto an Irish super market?

One of them people who gets paid enormous sum's of money just to play music to people who are far too lazy to go out and buy it and listen to it themselves

I happen to lurve Tiësto. Pfffffft to you.

SINsister wrote: I happen to lurve Tiësto. Pfffffft to you.

I haven't heard anything by him, does he make his own music?

Fair play to him, he's turned his hobby into full time employment. Mr Blast can still be this guy if he has the chance

thought it wiz gonna be 'Comic Book Guy', not that I have a feckin' clue about comics, Phew!

Big Si wrote:Mr Blast can still be this guy if he has the chance

And just maybe, if I play my cards right, I can be one of his movie vixens, too!

SINsister wrote:

Big Si wrote:Mr Blast can still be this guy if he has the chance

And just maybe, if I play my cards right, I can be one of his movie vixens, too!

Margo Winchester?

She'll do! One of these chix0rs'd work, as well...

It's a real pity Russ is dead, Sinsister...

nowayjose wrote:It's a real pity Russ is dead, Sinsister...

Agreed - though, from what I've read, he rarely used tall women in his films! Hmpf.

SINsister wrote: Agreed - though, from what I've read, he rarely used tall women in his films! Hmpf.

He certainly put more emphasis on horizontal extent than vertical...

Lest someone gets the wrong impression that we're discussing nasty pr0n here, I think Russ Meyer's films are partly masterpieces of cynical caricature and partly just goofy fun. The scene with the dentist/marriage counselor in Ultravixens is still one of my favourite movie scenes. If you haven't seen it, watch. Unless you don't like to see a boob or three that very occasionally pop in...

Thee Belgian Boy is back in his motherland.
but it feels as if he left his home behind, for that is how you people made him feel!

As I wrote earlier, the little meet we had on Saturday was very nice, it was great to put faces to names I know for so long now. You are all, one by one, top people!
I was but a visitor but I felt as one of the Mac-heartlanders I go emo when I think back to it

When my plane touched down in Glasgow a whole new world opened up for me, never been that far away before, a world with his own traditions, people and a language one can barely understand, “weegie� what is dat all about?
I fell in love with it all as soon as I lay my eyes on it, and even though my trip maybe didn’t went as smooth as one might hope (the luggage problem) and I saw some of the lesser parts of the place, it all didn’t make me feel less at home.

A big thanks to all of them weegies and one special thanks to boudicca’s parents for putting u with me all this time, they really are the most wonderful people you can imagine, they disserve a big applause from me and they are defiantly worth mentioning on here!
Oh and offcource a big kiss for Claire herself

See you soon Scotland

Good to hear you had such a great time, Sunset

Will ye no come back again...?

James Blast wrote:Will ye no come back again...?

tha luggage sits ready fur tha leeds trip matey.
can not wait for that.

James, you've got him saying "fur" now!

It seems Christophe took to being Glaswegian like a duck (some kind of very large duck with no wings and no tailfeather ) to water. Thanks in no small part, I think, to that great night after he arrived where he was made to feel so welcome by everyone who turned up .

He got to see the very best and worst that Scotland has to offer - the beautiful landscape and atmosphere of Glencoe and surrounding area to the joys of being shouted at by a number of wee nyaffs because of his cool hat .

Some photos here

Bring on the sequel

ps - Christophe, is your location something out of Lord of the Rings?

a very beautiful pic Missus

boudicca wrote:ps - Christophe, is your location something out of Lord of the Rings?

it has something to do with my "fur"

You don't have fur! (Well, mostly )

Oh and by the way... my dad really liked the Duvel!

boudicca wrote:You don't have fur!

don't you like my nice blond hair


glad your dad liked it he is now a true Heartlander-in spirit

christophe wrote:

boudicca wrote:You don't have fur!

don't you like my nice blond hair

You knows I does

christophe wrote:glad your dad liked it he is now a true Heartlander-in spirit

He didn't end up sleeping against a lampost afterwards though!

I have to say, Christophe was very good when it came to trying all the culinary delights of Scotland.

Irn Bru - check! (reaction: negative)
Pakora - check! (reaction: positive, "I could live on this")
Fish and chips - check! (reaction: Belgian seal of approval)
Curry - check! (reaction: positive (though we got him a chicken tikka masala and he only had a little taste of my Madras))
Tea with milk - check (a sip!) (reaction: negative)
(Vegetarian) haggis - check! (reaction: positive)
Tennents lager - check! (reaction: "tastes like pish!" - well he's not wrong is he?)

On the whole, well done!

christophe wrote:Pakora - check! (reaction: positive, "I could live on this")

I bloodbrother be!

Edit*
Fish and chips - check! (if you had let me I had the whole thing, it was Bliss )
Tea with milk - its just wrong, WRONG I tell you.
Haggis - I had a tase of the real thing too and that was good I wish I had taken that the first time.
Drinks - you people just haven't got an idea what it is about. that Daftenburg was quite good though
Fried Marsbar - I want to give that a taste but I'm afraid (for you) that I'll like it (fat bob)
Pakora - I LOVE