:o nice
[quote=âBad Lieutenant, post:156, topic:370â]So where are they?
[/quote]
Shows that you CAN have too much of a good thing :;
[quote=âscherpschutter, post:160, topic:370â]If somebody wouldâve told me a story about a man called Sir Titus Salt, I wouldâve thought he was making things up and talking about a character from The Avengers.
Sir Titus Salt, one of John Steedâs and Emma Peelâs most distinguished opponents, a criminal mastermind living in a mansion with a butler and a gigantic Danish dog (for some reason they always have Danish dogs).
No sir, the man is (or at least was) as real as they come in the sublunary world and he single-handedly created the Utopia of West Yorkshire, Saltaire.
If he procreated the local reverend or only appointed him, I do not know.[/quote]
Interesting theory about this reverend Scherp ⌠couldnât possibly be one and the same.
BUT as an old fan of The Avengers - (all of the incarnations, and most definately including the âNewâ Purdey) ⌠I would need to find out more about this Titus Salt villain character. Do you know which episodes/series they are from. They could be on my Chrissy shopping list. 
Itâs understandable that I missed this bit of your post - âsandwichedâ as you say âŚ
I hear itâs an interesting place this Soltayre (or whatever it was) that you talk about ⌠anywhere that has a local alehouse âŚ
called Fannyâs ⌠(or so Iâve heard).
[quote=âReverend Danite, post:163, topic:370â]has a local alehouse âŚ
called Fannyâs ⌠(or so Iâve heard).[/quote]
Right, Free Fanny. Across the street youâll find Free Willy (so they say).
There is a Fanny Street ⌠named after one of Sir TSâs many kids.
I wish the pub WAS free - itâd save my wallet, if not my liver!
Just noticed George A. Romero has a new zombie film out next yearâŚDiary of the Dead, which should keep zombie fans happy.
And then of course we have a new Rambo film out, and I wonder whether Stallone will make a 5th Rambo filmâŚ
Romero? Fine
Rambo? Mercy
The trailer for the new Rambo film looked great - very violent and bleak, not the kind of not-really-violent, cgi-packed action movies that are being made today.
Looks pretty violent like you say, and will be interesting to see how well it does at the box officeâŚ
Anyone who has been searching for this filmâŚDjango Vampire Hunter will not find in a hurry I reckonâŚ
[attachment older than 600 days, deleted by admin]
If you read this out loud:
bi kol sanna saida !
Youâve said Happy Newyear! in arabic
if instead you read:
Buon anno!
Youâve spoken the language of Sergio
and with:
Gelukkig nieuwjaar!
You spoke (double) Dutch
My internet provider has just increased my connection speed from 2.6 Mbps to 7.6 Mbps, and wow its fast!
Thatâs sweet 
Picked up an old L.P today for 50p from my local charity shop;
Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy! (from 1962).
Looking forward to listening with tracks such as Santa Fe Trail and Donât Fence Me In.
[attachment older than 600 days, deleted by admin]
[quote=âENNIOO, post:174, topic:370â]Picked up an old L.P today for 50p from my local charity shop;
Clint Eastwood Sings Cowboy! (from 1962).
Looking forward to listening with tracks such as Santa Fe Trail and Donât Fence Me In.[/quote]
Ennioo that could be a seriously good investment. Iâm sure if you contacted Eastwood and let him know you have a copy he would pay good money to have it destroyed!! ;D
Good idea Phil ;D.
Clint sings a song in PAINT YOUR WAGON
And unlike Lee Marvin (GRR I WAS BORN GRRR UNDERRR A WANDRRRIN GRRR STARRRR) he really sings.
OK, itâs not great, but he sings
Let us know how he sounds on this one
It does. I got tickets for next week at the Rotterdam Film Festival 
Clint eastwood is a regular Sinatra hehe
Nice!..you will have to let us know what you think in due course.