I have the strongest urge to run away to England and make this my job. "And Plan B for you! And for you!"
"Even those who arrange and design shrubberies are under considerable economic stress in this period in history."
Noooooooo! This is why I'm not allowed to like new things.
Um, that description makes me want to run out and buy a bottle but immediately. Please tell me they still make it?
"Well, I think that pretty much sums it up."
Oh, James! You've ruined my heart, just like you ruined that DB4.
Damn and blast, 007, I told you to be careful.
I need to hear this story, because that dog is an abomination of perilously funny proportions. Raquel Welts, paging Raquel Welts! Congrats on finishing your exams!
I saw your post in GT, back when you were washing your car to kill time—I'm so happy for you! Revel in that post-date afterglow now, you deserve it!
Mug or glass this time? :) Kidding, of course. Enjoy your libation; hope it's nicer than my gin and (mostly flat) tonic.
I wish I'd gone to see it in the theatre; one my favourite character actors, Simon McBurney, has a small part and I've been dying to see it (but hearing mixed things).
Not even the Oldman-Cumberbatch-Firth trifecta could save it? Rats.
My parents had a Harvest Gold fridge and oven combo that lasted well into the 90s. Man, was it ever fug.
I haven't been over in months and months—but Raquel Welts inspired me to check back in again. Thanks again for stopping by our neck of the woods!
Cool beans. I'll look out for you when I'm lurking on oppo!
Oh dear, I think your comment was meant for Slikiez. The glitchiness is strong tonight!
Hey McNewbie1, welcome! I popped in yesterday after a long hiatus; it was nice to see some familiar usernames. Do you mostly hang out in oppositelock?
Gah, it's always doing that. I just leave the page now, a trail of half-formed comments in my wake. It was totally worth it to see that gorilla though!