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[s] The_Farwall wrote on 15:59, 14th Feb 2003: Would anyone from the antiwar campaign who was at the debate like to post an equally biased... I was at the debate and I would like to post a review but I won't because it would be biased and I don't believe in writing biased reviews. I will say this ho...

[s] Alex S wrote on 15:44, 14th Feb 2003: The main two people behind the campaign are middle-aged. I am not sure whether they are actually students. From that statement it would seem that you don't know anything about these people, so how do you know that they are the "main people beind the campaign...

[s] rubbermuffin wrote on 00:37, 13th Feb 2003: Does anyone here like marion and geoff? It's an odd programme; it's really funny but at the same time it's awfully sad. Like the time he was showing one of his kid's drawings so proudly and the drawing was of him dying a painful, bloody death. Bless. Y...

[s] Unregisted User Miss Maryland wrote on 19:58, 12th Feb 2003: although, something good does come out of trixter's incessant blabber. it informs us that there are people out there who are lower than we are. Yes, quite. There are creatures lying on their backs on the bottom of ponds with more charm...

[s] James Baster wrote on 11:13, 9th Feb 2003: I think what you are decending into is the whole culture just labelled "Furries". The term I was told was "plushies" which are people with an erotic fixation on cuddly toys or one toy in particular and it can be taken to the point where the fetishist dr...

[s]Rennie wrote on 20:31, 3rd Feb 2003:

Hall commitee? Pffffft! If I'd wanted to be sociable, I'd gone to live in Chattan.

[s] medea wrote on 23:35, 9th Feb 2003: Do you know of any that are accessible? Stick your friend on your 'friends' list in yahoo messenger (if you don't have it, download it), right click on his/her name and select 'join user in chat'. If she's in any chatrooms that should take you to him/her.

This is just too bloody precious really.

http://www.thisislondon.com/news/articl ... 20Standard

[s] Kimmie wrote on 01:20, 27th Jan 2003: Anyone that takes movies like Braveheart to be a history lesson needs to be slapped around with a wet kipper. Yes, quite. And no, it's not Welsh. I'm half Scottish, half Welsh, so you've managed to piss-off both halves. If this isn't a hoax; Do some bloody r...

'Wheels of Fire' by Cream. Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker kick ass.

and why the ban on beatles albums?


'Cos it's too obvious and loads of people would choose them and it would get boring?

[s]Unregisted User I wonder wrote on 17:58, 21st Jan 2003:
So we've discussed hairy men, now how about hairy women? And I don't mean beards.


Well, a certain part of the female anatomy can be referred to as 'the beard' you know...

[s]Oli wrote on 14:18, 21st Jan 2003:
"overgrown stubble"???

Pah!


WOW! Very nice young man. Well trimmed, neat. Classy.

[s] rae wrote on 12:29, 21st Jan 2003: My guess is that Dumbledore is going to get knocked off. I think he will die, but then pull a Gandalf on us. JK is really playing up on the pheonix imagery. And yes, Pullmann...I would say sort of 14+ but not for kiddies. Thoughts? I haven't read any of Pullman...

[s]Zen wrote on 01:14, 21st Jan 2003:
I still don't get why more people haven't voted for jam!!! I mean it's JAM for goodness sake!! *weeps with frustration*


Yeah but Jam's all sticky, it doesn't matter how much you lick it, it doesn't come off. It just gets a bit tiring after a while.

[s] Unregisted User judevalkis wrote on 16:33, 20th Jan 2003: i think if a homosexual man is aprehensive about coming out of the closet, and so chooses to "date" a woman so that people will not question his sexuality, we should not pass judgement on it. being gay in today's society is very difficult...

[s]Cloud wrote on 21:04, 19th Jan 2003:
"Go into" being the perfect choice of phrasing


Oh yeah. That was by accident, not design. LOL!

Superb!

[s]Cloud wrote on 20:02, 19th Jan 2003:
Personally im surprised at the lack of votes for germolene, maybe i should have put vaseline...


Well, Germolene has its merits but it does have a rather pungent smell. I think vaseline would have got more votes, I don't really need to go into why. Heh.

[s]Saint Sal wrote on 03:00, 18th Jan 2003:
Shame there isn't one there for ladies and rubber.

Or men and rubber. Now where did I put that picture of David Wenham in a wetsuit...

[s] Saint Sal wrote on 17:11, 17th Jan 2003: Gary Oldman as Sirius Black is a definate. Yay! Strong rumours are David Thewlis for Lupin and Tim Spall (my choice. I've said him all along) for Pettigrew. David Thewlis? Hmmm. You know, he never crossed my mind as a possible Lupin. I've seen him play lo...