Heartland

It's Thursday, and I'm off work Friday and Monday I have the fridge stocked with the essentials, guinness, stella and rolo cake bars the DVD's are ready (Married with children season1, the first 2 LOTR rings movies and the crow) Elise has her fave cat food. there's no need to leave the house at all

so I appolgise now for any drunken posts over the next four days

Nice standing. Do you wanna borrow a pirate ROTK DVD? Watching all three back to back is a heartwarming battle of endurance!

Pirate ROTK you say..... mmmmm

Paddy.

Personally, I'm waiting for the special edition DVD of ROTK to throw a sickie and do a Lord Of The Rings special editions all-dayer.

As Paddy says, mmmmm

Yeah, pretty good quality an' all - for a pirate.

Have you got a DVD writer Paddy? If so...

Dave

Still makes me weep ike a baby.

markfiend wrote:Personally, I'm waiting for the special edition DVD of ROTK to throw a sickie and do a Lord Of The Rings special editions all-dayer.

As Paddy says, mmmmm

Of course, of course, but the boot fills the time til next December quite nicely. By all accounts, the Spesh Edition is gonna be huge, several hours worth (or so Sir McKellen said). And what beyond that - the gold plated triple lim edition DVD boxset with Mirando Otto's underwear booktidy. Can't wait.

Dave

Dave Whelan wrote:Yeah, pretty good quality an' all - for a pirate.

Have you got a DVD writer Paddy? If so...

Dave

Still makes me weep ike a baby.

Not yet unfortunately..... ill just have to be patient!

Paddy.

Anyone any idea if Sir Ian's idea of hassling Peter Jackson until he agrees to make The Hobbit is likely to bear fruit?

Or what about Silmarillion film(s) Practically unfilmable, but then I thought that about LOTR...

what? wasn't that 1970's (or whatever) animated version of the hobbit good enough

Silmarillion should be a TV series

Apparently New Line have the rights for the hobbit, but Jackson has refused.... as for the silmarillion.... its a buch of stories rather than just one.... cant see it..

hallucienate wrote:what? wasn't that 1970's (or whatever) animated version of the hobbit good enough

Silmarillion should be a TV series

There was a 1970s animated Hobbit? Why wasn't I told?

Are you sure you don't mean the abortive animated LOTR? The one that finishes about halfway through The Two Towers?

The Silmarillion would need at least three films; one each for Beren & Luthien, Turin, Tuor/ Gondolin/ Earendil. And then another for everything else

markfiend wrote:There was a 1970s animated Hobbit? Why wasn't I told?

It's not the animated LotR, but the Hobbit. I've got a DivX of it at home and it's really very bad It looks like someone has shared it on Soulseek.



http://www.lordotrings.com/movies/hobbit.asp consider yourself told.

sisxbeforedawn wrote:It's Thursday, and I'm off work Friday and Monday I have the fridge stocked with the essentials, guinness, stella and rolo cake bars the DVD's are ready (Married with children season1, the first 2 LOTR rings movies and the crow) Elise has her fave cat food. there's no need to leave the house at all

so I appolgise now for any drunken posts over the next four days

Do you mean you intend to spend 4 days at home with just your cat and some movies? Isn't that depressong? What about throwing a party instead? (Don't worry I'm not saying I'd like to be invited because I'm too far anyway.)

_emma_ wrote: Do you mean you intend to spend 4 days at home with just your cat and some movies? Isn't that depressong? What about throwing a party instead? (Don't worry I'm not saying I'd like to be invited because I'm too far anyway.)

I for one don't think it's depressing at all. I love being on my own, I do it far too seldom. Spending quality time on your own is gold.

Do you mean you intend to spend 4 days at home with just your cat and some movies? Isn't that depressong? What about throwing a party instead? (Don't worry I'm not saying I'd like to be invited because I'm too far anyway.)

no party, I've just finished decorating the kitchen and back bedroom last weekend, and I like it the way it is but if I did throw a party of course you'd all be invited


I'm going out for dinner tomorrow night with a friend and will no doubt visit the local pub. but it's a relaxing weekend planned, beer, beer, beer, movies, beer, sleep and keeping Elise amused

Sound like an ace plan!!

right, that's season1 of Married with children watched.. gonna take a break cause Rick Stiens on now!! Yeah!! I like Rick. Did I mention I can cook too? I have an NCFE in Asian/Thai cookery

The Green Lantern wrote:

_emma_ wrote:Do you mean you intend to spend 4 days at home with just your cat and some movies? Isn't that depressing? What about throwing a party instead? (Don't worry I'm not saying I'd like to be invited because I'm too far anyway.)

I for one don't think it's depressing at all. I love being on my own, I do it far too seldom. Spending quality time on your own is gold.

Hey, the fact that I asked the question doesn't mean I find it depressing myself. Besides, time spent with cats is never wasted (Colette).

need sleep my plans have gone a stray. I ended up on a pub crawl round Chorley last night, bouncing off many hedges a long the way. all I can taste at the moment is kebab, need to brush teeth and sleep.....

still have the Two Towers to watch.



anybody else woken up next to a half eaten mega kebab speical? eeewww the smell

sisxbeforedawn wrote:need sleep my plans have gone a stray. I ended up on a pub crawl round Chorley last night, bouncing off many hedges a long the way. all I can taste at the moment is kebab, need to brush teeth and sleep.....

still have the Two Towers to watch.



anybody else woken up next to a half eaten mega kebab speical? eeewww the smell

nope - but i had a bedfull of jellytots this morning i don't remember buying 'em

A half eaten mega kebab special, you say? I trust you had it cold for breakfast

Mmmmm beer festival for me yez'day. First beer tried was called Gothic, and it were gorgeous. Followed by a curry, made from what they claimed to be chicken but was really threads of plastic congealed into cubes. Then to a rock pub to see a friend's band. And then home for port.

Well, sounds like more fun than my weekend.

It was all so promising until the friend I was supposed to be visiting in Cambridge phoned to cancel because she was ill.

Ending up finishing work on Saturday, coming home just being bored and cold for the rest. Sunday was one of those horrible lack of inspiration days where I couldn't summon up the enthusiasm to do anything to assuage my ennui.

Disappointing. Must try harder