Vegas & The Aftermath - Diary

[Tal]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

[mondatoo]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You shouldn't just make up quotes tikay, not one Newcastle fan has ever referred to him as "Michael Ashley".

[AlunB]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You do overplay the ingenue card at times. You once compared my handsome visage to Mr Corden in a thread, possibly this one, a long while back. So either you once knew who he was and have since forgotten....

Its fair to say my memory is a little sievey, Alun, but I don't recall ever comparing you to Mr Corden - until last week, I'm not sure I'd even recognize you, I'm embarrassed to say!

I may also be the only person on blonde who has never seen Star Wars. I did once play Yoda in a TV skit Next Door though. I was immensely good.

I'm particularly unmemorable so I don't blame you. Certainly nothing to be embarrassed about.

I meant more that you seemed to know who HE was. And now you don't. Which is a bit odd

[tikay]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You shouldn't just make up quotes tikay, not one Newcastle fan has ever referred to him as "Michael Ashley".

I withdraw that outrageous slur, Ray, & apologise.

"The clowns Pardew & Ashley", is that better?

[AlunB]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

[tikay]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You do overplay the ingenue card at times. You once compared my handsome visage to Mr Corden in a thread, possibly this one, a long while back. So either you once knew who he was and have since forgotten....

Its fair to say my memory is a little sievey, Alun, but I don't recall ever comparing you to Mr Corden - until last week, I'm not sure I'd even recognize you, I'm embarrassed to say!

I may also be the only person on blonde who has never seen Star Wars. I did once play Yoda in a TV skit Next Door though. I was immensely good.

I'm particularly unmemorable so I don't blame you. Certainly nothing to be embarrassed about.

I meant more that you seemed to know who HE was. And now you don't. Which is a bit odd

I am surprised I have ever mentioned him here, but then again, as you allude, my memory plays tricks these days. i.e, it forgets stuff.

[Tal]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

Was about 14 when I saw that bit. Wasn't at the cinema.

[tikay]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

I'm north of 50.

I saw "The Titchfield Thunderbolt" & "A Night to Remember" (the REAL Titanic film) as a child. As an adolescent, I saw the first James Bond film, too.

I do have dreadful memories of being dragged by my sister to see "South Pacific", "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" & "Sound of Music" as a child though. Perhaps that was what put me off films for life.

[tikay]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

I suspect Tal was NEVER a child, he was one of those sorts who were born grown-up.

[mondatoo]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You shouldn't just make up quotes tikay, not one Newcastle fan has ever referred to him as "Michael Ashley".

I withdraw that outrageous slur, Ray, & apologise.

"The clowns Pardew & Ashley", is that better?

That's better, thanks.

I'm sure I read you once criticise an Authors book, googled tikay's trains though and got nothing  

[RED-DOG]

I'm north of 50.

That's like saying Omicron Persei 8 is north of Tooting.

[tikay]

I'm north of 50.

That's like saying Omicron Persei 8 is north of Tooting.

I had to google that, damn you.

[tikay]

Comic actor is his main gig. He has actually won a Tony Award before.

Never been a fan of his, especially after this

Ouch, what a horrible little man. A "comedian" you say? As in, "Alan Pardew & Michael Ashley are comedians" to so many Newcastle United "supporters" who have never built a business or managed a top flight football Club? If so, I like how you phrased that, you should try & take up journalism.

Who was the bald chap? Seemed to have a certain gravitas. 

You shouldn't just make up quotes tikay, not one Newcastle fan has ever referred to him as "Michael Ashley".

I withdraw that outrageous slur, Ray, & apologise.

"The clowns Pardew & Ashley", is that better?

That's better, thanks.

I'm sure I read you once criticise an Authors book, googled tikay's trains though and got nothing 

I have criticised many Authors, but I hope I've never been quite so rude & disrespecful to suggest they are "clowns". We do know, after all, that Messrs Ashley & Pardew are both very successful in their respective spheres.

Now behave yourself, especially after doing so well v Man City. Good result that, Man C are a top team. 

[Tal]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

I'm north of 50.

I saw "The Titchfield Thunderbolt" & "A Night to Remember" (the REAL Titanic film) as a child. As an adolescent, I saw the first James Bond film, too.

I do have dreadful memories of being dragged by my sister to see "South Pacific", "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" & "Sound of Music" as a child though. Perhaps that was what put me off films for life.

Dissing Rodgers and Hammerstein? I'm washing you right out of my hair now.

[tikay]

I saw about ten minutes of one of the Star Wars films, didn't like it, turned off and have not regretted it for a moment. Same for Lord of the Rings.

How old are you? Star Wars is a kids film really, and those of us who love it do so because we saw it as a child I believe.

I'm north of 50.

I saw "The Titchfield Thunderbolt" & "A Night to Remember" (the REAL Titanic film) as a child. As an adolescent, I saw the first James Bond film, too.

I do have dreadful memories of being dragged by my sister to see "South Pacific", "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" & "Sound of Music" as a child though. Perhaps that was what put me off films for life.

Dissing Rodgers and Hammerstein? I'm washing you right out of my hair now.

Excellent lyric-linkage, but really, you can't mix old language & new-speak.  Since when does "dissing" & "Rodgers & Hammerstein" fit in the same sentence? It has to scan, man, it has to scan.