Posted: 10 Aug 2005, 08:37
ah yes, but paddy likes him too.
Going for a new look?Chairman Bux wrote:I had a shave this morning.
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Posted: 10 Aug 2005, 15:39
Posted: 10 Aug 2005, 21:42
boudicca wrote:Nah, we're goffs.emilystrange wrote:haven't any of you SEEN kerrang?
There seems to be a pattern emerging. The Sisters looked perfectly normal until Chris and his Sideburns joined, and suddenly there's a renaissance in crazy hair developments!Black Alice wrote:The new bass player looks surprisingly normal
Posted: 10 Aug 2005, 21:46
lmao.. richie has sideburns..
Posted: 11 Aug 2005, 09:47
Victoria Station this morning, the cleverest man in football.
Iain Dowie.
Iain Dowie.
Posted: 11 Aug 2005, 09:58
yes.. but not a face i'd like to see that early in the morning.
Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 11:25
siouxsie! for those of you who might be able to get there...
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 12:29
emilystrange wrote:siouxsie! for those of you who might be able to get there...
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
God I hate living in Glasgow.
Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 19:06
Argh!emilystrange wrote:siouxsie! for those of you who might be able to get there...
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
Posted: 12 Aug 2005, 20:59
Next week, there's a possiblity I could 'bump' into Tom Hanks or Audrey Tatou...but that would entail leaving the house 
And I'm sure all of Lincoln will be attempting to do the same...Jeeez Castle Square will be heaving, Christmas Market stylee
And I'm sure all of Lincoln will be attempting to do the same...Jeeez Castle Square will be heaving, Christmas Market stylee
Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 07:40
...Avid Merrion - curiously enough outside the Merrion Centre.
Sha-mon.
Sha-mon.
Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 09:59
I saw him in The Lounge a few weeks ago. I found it incredibly difficult not to go up to him and shout "I bladdy love it!"
Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 09:59
Brideoffrankenstein wrote:Argh!emilystrange wrote:siouxsie! for those of you who might be able to get there...
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
there's a slight chance we might get a press pass for that, so pics a possibility
Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 12:36
It'd have to be few weeks ago - it's ben shut for ages.markfiend wrote:I saw him in The Lounge a few weeks ago. I found it incredibly difficult not to go up to him and shout "I bladdy love it!"
Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 12:41
has it?Posted: 16 Aug 2005, 16:34
Yep. It literally just shut up one day - I'd say about three months or more ago, citing larger multiplex competition etc. Shame. Cottage Road was saved literally at the last minute from closing by some entrepreneur who wants to keep the smaller cinemas open.markfiend wrote:
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 10:44
Ohhhhhhhhhh! No I didn't mean The Lounge cinema, I meant the bar/restaurant "The Lounge" on Merrion Street.
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 16:02
Now if you post later saying you've met that nun who's protesting against Tom Hanks / Da Vinci Code premise / not being able to get at the mulled wine during the Xmas Market, then I will be impressedDebaser wrote:Next week, there's a possiblity I could 'bump' into Tom Hanks or Audrey Tatou...but that would entail leaving the house
And I'm sure all of Lincoln will be attempting to do the same...Jeeez Castle Square will be heaving, Christmas Market stylee
Posted: 17 Aug 2005, 19:25
Ahhhhhhhhhh, you've seen her.
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 19:41
My Glasgow isn't betterboudicca wrote:emilystrange wrote:siouxsie! for those of you who might be able to get there...
HMV Oxford Circus, Monday 22 August, 6pm. Signing copies of her new live DVD "Dreamshow"
God I hate living in Glasgow.
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 21:59
Only on t'telly. I note however that the bods who run the Cathedral itself were quite happy to take a £100K "donation" for filming rightsDebaser wrote:Ahhhhhhhhhh, you've seen her.
Meeja hoo-ers 
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 22:12
Not so much "saw", but hey, it's a famous person 
Dad just told me that his ex-brother-in-law used to gig with Rick Astley.
Knew a certain few of you would be pleased
Dad just told me that his ex-brother-in-law used to gig with Rick Astley.
Knew a certain few of you would be pleased
Posted: 18 Aug 2005, 23:13
Donation towards the 'Fabric Fund'....I've got loads of old material they could haveMrs. Snowey wrote:Only on t'telly. I note however that the bods who run the Cathedral itself were quite happy to take a £100K "donation" for filming rightsDebaser wrote:Ahhhhhhhhhh, you've seen her.
They have to get money from somewhere - ever since the debacle of the missing 'MagnaCarta on Tour' money.
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 01:46
A couple of days ago I met Arvo Pärt in a supermarket. He has a list of the things which he had to buy. I was wondering what could he feel hearing such an awful muzak they played all over the shopping centre - it was someting like Celine Dion, Michael Bolton or any other similar kind of nightmare.
So for me 2005 is the year when I have met (in no particular order):
1) Andrew Eldritch
2) James Ray
3) Arvo Pärt
4) the worst side of myself (also seen as my avatar).
in a supermarket. He has a list of the things which he had to buy. I was wondering what could he feel hearing such an awful muzak they played all over the shopping centre - it was someting like Celine Dion, Michael Bolton or any other similar kind of nightmare. So for me 2005 is the year when I have met (in no particular order):
1) Andrew Eldritch
2) James Ray
3) Arvo Pärt
4) the worst side of myself (also seen as my avatar).
Posted: 13 Dec 2005, 04:04
Can Andrew Eldritch and James Ray be considered "famous" nowadays?