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they were great live,very odd stage prescence. time to dust off 'gut feeling'----

viewers voted the scene of Del falling through bar-hatch as the funniest in the entire series,but definately made by Trigger's reaction.....

i drooled over her during her hey-day...

one of the greats in his era...... along with Pele he would have been seen as a Messi or Ronaldo of his Day.

not my era,but the brothers were #1 in the UK charts with Cathy's Clown on the day i was born. but i am a lover of their music......

a bit late,but one for the Brits.........DAVID COLEMAN........

tried and tested by me. i always found any carbonated drink cleared my head and any nausea i had. obviously did'nt do anything for any alcohol still running around the body,but boy did it clear the head....

the bird in MOTR was rather fit,certainly made an impression on me as i entered my teens....

'Nude Nuns with big guns'-- so bad it was rather good. nun get raped and targets gang and church leaders who were involved. nothing but all kinds of sex,violence,drugs bad dialogue. kept me entertained for 90 mins.....

Robert the Bruce Battle of Bannockburn letter discovered The document was written by Robert the Bruce of Scotland to Edward II of England A copy of an unknown Robert the Bruce letter from the build-up to the Battle of Bannockburn has been discovered. a copy?i hear shakespeare was a good forger...

well done,i knew there was a pretty-boy wrestler but just could'nt remember his name.

a fun part of my saturdays growing up in the UK during the 70's. wrestling on the goggle-box before the footie results,loved watching Mick,Jackie Pallo,Kendo Nagasaki,Giant Haystacks to name a few. and don't any fucker in cyberspace try and tell me it was faked........

and also a mention for Trevor Bolder,bassist of 'The Spiders From Mars' fame and who played with Uriah Heep on and off since 1976. unsung musician and always fun to listen to when interviewed because of his Yorkshire roots was blunt,to the point and just said it as it was. and not forgetting his fantastic sideburns which caused some trouble at times as he liked to use silver spray-paint on them whilst on-stage. had roadies scouring the surrounding areas in search of lots of cans.

season 2 ended in a funny way,will be interesting to see how the 3rd season develops

i don't have a major problem with Biggs. a very low-level member of the criminal element at the time and got involved almost by accident. the media made him into how he became to be perceived as a hero for fucking the establishment. most of the gang were just petty criminals and they fucked up big-time in the end. wrongly made into a hero along with several of the others but when it comes down to it their crime was an embarrassment to the hob-nobs at the time and they were certainly made an example of with their sentences. much higher than would be expected and a bit odd compared to this day and age when violent murderers get a few years in jail. i know one of the train staff was injured and never worked again but no compulsive evidence his death was a result of his being assaulted. for years i used to see Buster Edwards selling flowers from his little spot outside Waterloo railway station and was quite a likeable guy and always up for a chat. Ronnie is even more of an embarrassment to the establishment these days for his ability to get away with just about most things. rightly or wrongly a kinda hero to many ordinary folks. the Krays were totally different,pure evil and reigned over their 'enterprises' by using fear and mindless violence. there are criminals and there are criminals but differences between them can be miles apart.

left or right foot?...

Les Mis. read the book when i was around 13/14 and seen most of the films and the stage show several times. always a fave of mine and i enjoyed the film. more you can do with a film then a stage show and i liked the way the cast sung 'live'without the big music behind them at the time,sounded much more rawer. and a lot of it filmed in my area and i recognised a lot of places.

i like walking along the streets and just observing the going-on's.

i remember a VERY COLD couple of nights in Edinburgh over the new year period. watched the procession down from the castle up to Calton Hill and then the bonfire and fireworks. and a good night on Princes St. watching the bands and just having fun. i think Big Country and The Bay City Rollers were on the bill that night. the firework display with the castle in the background is spectacular.....

just over a mile?. seems good exercise to me.

how far is 'too far to walk'?

as i percieve it the 2nd part will feature the trials and tribulations of the journey to Erebor with long drawn out phases to plug some gaps. if they leave out the scene featuring Tom Bombadil then that will be a disgrace and i think the journey through Mirkwood will be lengthy which i hope. and the 3rd part will dealing with the lake city and the entering of the mountain and a long climax with Smaug. but i could be totally wrong which i would be normal. but i see Peter Jackson had the the original hobbit house transferred to his estate in NZ for his grandchildren to stay in when they visit. however it's so popular with adult friends that thay all want to stay in the house despite the scale of the place.

The Hobbit. finally got round to seeing it and while i loved it it was confusing at times concerning the dwarves. hard to tell who was who and they were made to look comical too often. but the awesome locations make up for everything. i read the book when i was about 11 and this caused a bit of fuss when i mentioned it. a silly woman(mid 20's)said she had no intention of seeing the trilogy just as she had never watched the LOTR's trilogy. said it showed it was a kiddies book and she was'nt into seeing kiddie films and she liked a lot of action,fights and blood and gore. i suggested she might give it a try as it might fill her criteria. she just looked at me and smirked. of course it was'nt perfect but was still a very enjoyable few hours.

i only ask because for some reason the greatest Scottish football team were on English TV the other day. the mighty Cowdenbeath were shown in a live game against Partick Thistle,no idea why. but the commentary was in gaelic,very strange.....

Mr.Munchmaster,do you speak Gaelic?.