Hi Sarah & Dave.
Just a small point, but if you turn on the anonymous email function on your ad and remove your email address from it then you should cut down on the amount of timewasters and other undesirables harvesting your email address.
Anyway, good luck, I hope you find what you're after.
Congratulations Carol, hope the next year is as much fun as the last one.
I can't be bothered with maintaining my own blog, but I do have a Livejournal.
The slow cooker definitely gets my vote, and our breadmaker is pretty good too.
I would be sitting here feeling smug, but I can still remember the hangover I had the day after the NE munch. It was the first time I'd got drunk in about five years, and will be the last time for a very long time.
Hello & :welcome: to SH.
Just to avoid any confusion, are you male or female?
1) Is this merely an enquiry, or a thinly disguised meet up thread? If it's the latter it should go in LMU.
2) If you know what's good for you you'll remove the action shot from your avatar before a mod does it for you - it's ok to post genital pics on the forums, but not to use them as avatars.
I'm a big fan of decent horror, though there's far too much crap out there for comfort. The only time I've been genuinely scared witless by a horror film was when I saw Sixth Sense in the cinema - I was in a rather suggestible and slightly paranoid state and spent the next three or fours hours thinking that every time I turned around there'd be a dead person standing there.
Horror Films I really like:
Tremors
Braindead
The Frighteners
28 Days Later
Dog Soldiers
Deathwatch (an excellent cast, unusual location (WWI trench), and the kid from Billy Elliot gets blown up on the DVD extras)
Day of the Dead
Blade
Event Horizon
here are some reviews of Caesars by people that've been, they look generally positive to me. Or you could look at their web site and give them a call if there's anything you'd like to ask them.
Where to begin?
People who design plane/train/bus seats/office furniture too small for me to fit into.
Marmite
Tabloid newspapers, and the associated trash masquerading as journalists.
Microsoft and all of their products (especially Microsoft Bob , for reasons that should be obvious if you click on the link).
Sorry to hear of your loss mate.
I'm a big fan of cats and have lived with at least one for most of my life.
A trip to the animal sanctuary sounds like a good plan, if we had more space I'm sure we'd have more than the one we've got at the moment.
For some reason Simultaneous by Chef from South Park (Isaac Hayes) seems appropriate:
Baby you know, you're the one for me
And all that I want to be is...
You and me... and her, simultaneous
You and me... and you and you, simultaneous
Simultaneous lovin' baby, two or three...
Simultaneous ooh, come on
Have an open mind, blow my trigger down
Gimme the last cold turkey blast, make it fast
Take my ass to town
Have an open mind, send my cares away
Ring my bell you fat piggy whale, what the hell Today's your lucky day
You and me... and her, simultaneous
You and me... and Wynona Rider, simultaneous
Simultaneous lovin' baby, two or three...
Simultaneous, ooh, come on
Have an open mind, is a normal thing to do
Don't be rude, just get nude
Oh, you're being rude, I would do it for you
Baby please have an open mind, you're the only one I love
These girls you see, baby they don't mean anything, let's all just get in the tub
You and me... and her too, simultaneous
You and me... and your momma and your sister
Simultaneous lovin' baby, two or three...
Simultaneous oww, come on
Everybody in the pool!
Have an open mind, don't be so mean to me
Call your sister and your mother and your aunt
It's every man's fantasy
Have an open... woa, baby, put that knife away
Don't be mad, I'll take you back, just relax, we can make love your way
I'm talking about
You and me... and some flowers and some wine, instantaneous
You and me... and Whitney Houston (on the radio, babe, on the radio)
Some candles and some good feelings
Just the two of us
Oh, fudge it
Now, I'm talking about
You and me... and her and her and her, simultaneous
You and me... and women in the house, simultaneous
Three and seven, make it a baker's dozen
See the ladies in the house clap your hands
Now that'd be a party, ladies