Posted: 15 Jul 2006, 23:22
Happy belated birthday Shen & Kurgan.
Actually today is my birthday as well, I turned 20.
Actually today is my birthday as well, I turned 20.
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Posted: 15 Jul 2006, 23:24
happy birthday eva
Posted: 15 Jul 2006, 23:43
Happy Birthday mate. Another St. Swithin's Day birthday boy, eh?
Posted: 15 Jul 2006, 23:47
Thanks Kurgan & Shen.
What? Is that a Simpsons reference? (I remember Bart mentioned it when he was reading that play he wrote while he had gone mad from isolation, after breaking his leg. It was the episode where they parody Rear Window)Kurgan wrote:Another St. Swithin's Day
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 01:03
Happy Birthday Eva: what-did-YOU-get?
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 01:27
Happy Birthday Kurgan and Eva. Today is my birthday too.
Nah, just kidding.
Nah, just kidding.
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 01:33
A reference it may be, but an unwitting one. 15th July actually is St. Swithin's Day. As simple as that, reallyEvaUnit02 wrote:What? Is that a Simpsons reference? (I remember Bart mentioned it when he was reading that play he wrote while he had gone mad from isolation, after breaking his leg. It was the episode where they parody Rear Window)
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 01:37
My first-born was due on Bastille Day, but decided to arrive a full month earlier than expected. 
So anyway, if she'd been born closer to her due date, she might possibly have shared a birthday with you two!
Okay, that's a stretch, I admit. I'm just running out of things to say.
So anyway, if she'd been born closer to her due date, she might possibly have shared a birthday with you two!Okay, that's a stretch, I admit. I'm just running out of things to say.
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 02:51
That is definitely reaching
"It is better to say nothing and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" springs to mind... :twisted:
And that is something that has been used on The Simpsons
"It is better to say nothing and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" springs to mind... :twisted:
And that is something that has been used on The Simpsons
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 14:17
Nah, my birthday is on the 16th, which is your 15th.Kurgan wrote: 15th July actually is St. Swithin's Day. As simple as that, really
Anyway, I received a total $220 and my mate is dropping a gift in my letterbox tomorrow.
Posted: 16 Jul 2006, 17:27
Happy Birthday Eva
Posted: 17 Jul 2006, 12:59
Hehe, extra day becuz Northern hemisphere is a day behind.
Posted: 21 May 2007, 18:09
Posted: 21 May 2007, 19:47
Good idea, done.
Happy Birthday Grim, 52 right?
Happy Birthday Grim, 52 right?
Posted: 21 May 2007, 23:42
Happy Birthday m8, have a good 'un.
Posted: 22 May 2007, 08:25
Last night was quite funny - we went to a posh cinema called "The Rex" and entered a raffle/lottery type thing to get tickets for "Notes on a Scandal" - but we wound up seeing the wrong film - a French film called "Orchestra Seats" 
When we saw that on the ticket we thought it was a place to sit
Thankfully, Orchestra Seats is a good film, good performances and quirky characters. Cecile de France - (who played Monique in the Jackie Chan version of Around the World in 80 Days) takes the lead as a friendly, cute small town waitress who falls in love with a musician (something like that anyway). The location for the film is the theatre district of Paris and we get to meet some of the characters that cross paths at a cafe. The film is mainly seen through the eyes of a young woman who has come to Paris full of tales of the luxury life from her grandmother.
Cecile de France plays the character of the young woman, Jessica, at the centre of the film and she lights it up. In her time at the cafe she comes across a frustrated Concert Pianist who wants to give up the grind of the International Circuit, a Millionare Businessman selling off all his possesions with a gold digger and suspicious/jealous son in close proximity and a popular soap star who wants to impress a visiting American director.
Then we went to t' pub (and played Scrabble for some reason).
When we saw that on the ticket we thought it was a place to sit Thankfully, Orchestra Seats is a good film, good performances and quirky characters. Cecile de France - (who played Monique in the Jackie Chan version of Around the World in 80 Days) takes the lead as a friendly, cute small town waitress who falls in love with a musician (something like that anyway). The location for the film is the theatre district of Paris and we get to meet some of the characters that cross paths at a cafe. The film is mainly seen through the eyes of a young woman who has come to Paris full of tales of the luxury life from her grandmother.
Cecile de France plays the character of the young woman, Jessica, at the centre of the film and she lights it up. In her time at the cafe she comes across a frustrated Concert Pianist who wants to give up the grind of the International Circuit, a Millionare Businessman selling off all his possesions with a gold digger and suspicious/jealous son in close proximity and a popular soap star who wants to impress a visiting American director.
Then we went to t' pub (and played Scrabble for some reason).
Posted: 22 May 2007, 13:56
Wow... I knew it was your birthday yesterday.... just didnt know you turned 60...
Posted: 09 Jun 2007, 21:05
Happy Birthday to LD (is it his birthday?)
Posted: 09 Jun 2007, 22:47
yes it is his birthday today, happy birthday Hussain
Posted: 09 Jun 2007, 23:33
Happy Birthday, LD!
Posted: 09 Jun 2007, 23:38
HB LD.
Posted: 09 Jun 2007, 23:46
Just enough time to wish you a Happy Birthday mate
Posted: 10 Jun 2007, 00:07
Is it LD's birthday? If so, :occasion4:
Posted: 10 Jun 2007, 03:15
Happy Birthday to LD and everyone else in advance.
(Saves me having to post again...)
(Saves me having to post again...)
Posted: 10 Jun 2007, 03:27
Thanks everybody. I was at work from 6pm until 2 am and just came back home 2 hours ago. Will get some sleep now. Night...