Do you watch BBC Prime or are these programmes on local TV ?
Corrie and Mrs Bucket in on Canadian channel I belive - I am realy not good at TV - never watched it until I came here 4 years ago.
Mind you Language is a British TV series I believe from the 80 and it's on DVD only. I strongly recommend it. It's really well written and, as my British friends said - it makes fun of the language more than of foreigners (it's full of stereotypes but not in as insulting way).
I like M&M's but if i were to subside on not only the same product, but the same COLOUR - all my life, i would go to barmy street, for sure i am. YES?! I like my friends wife she is pig with big nostrels enough to sex up for average schlong. Klavkalash
Its just not politically correct M, which is silly but in England now anything that may cause offence including having easter in infant schools is just not allowed...
I don't know which is worse. Being called gay or being called a Bet Gilroy fan.
Donkeys [without the apostrophe] I'm in a good mood so I'll humour you.
Unlike you I have met people from this forum and they will tell you I'm straight. But I have also worked in Soho, London and understand the Gay lifestyle. I will also tell you that people who bring up the topic of Gays are usually the ones with issues.
ahhhhhhhhhhhhh - harsh. Are you telling me that somehow you can see my cock? ..... Not because it's accurate of course, i'm just wondering where you are?
I just have a feeling for these things, men that brag rarely have....Im at my dinning table typing on my laptop drinking a glass of apple tango with zubrowka - is that okay with you?
I'm off to the pub - i'll enjoy duelling with you in the future..... in a respectable manor of course. Vodka and coke, lager, lager sometimes cider..............
Hello. I've just been to the pub and found, not only beer, but snacks. Yummy yummy snacks. I love pubs. They are lovely. And thereon shall they forever be ...... and remain....... there
That be Lynda Koslawski; the 1980's blond bombshell who played 'the fit outback bird' in Crocadile Dundee. I met her in a bar once in southshields, and after asking to lend 36 pence for the fag machine, she ended up in a posthouse with my epileptic halfsister?! Can you imagine the cuffufle?!
I thought that was her. I remember seeing her in that suit, and what's his name was drooling. Paul Hogan. You actually met her? The closest I ever was to Paul Hogan was in Madam Tussoe's ( I know I spelled it wrong) wax museum in London.