Masquerade Ball - repeat performance er 3?

8 Oct 2004

Great idea and the sooner the better. Whassa theme? whassa theme??
A completely re-invented TE for one obvious reason.

8 Oct 2004

Yep next Sat is my party night (panicking about all the sorting out I need to do before then... am part way through building a new computer desk but just have about 30 seperate bits of wood at the moment :crazy: :confused2:
Anyway, that means that for most of Saturday night us girlies will be otherwise engaged - and there are an awful lot of regular girls on the list Sarge. I third the request for it to be a different weekend please wink

8 Oct 2004

count me in: I like being other people. Maybe it's because I use to be Schyzophrenic....I say used to be, we are both ok now

8 Oct 2004

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
brilliant Agricola made my day. BTW you need to tell me who that is in your avatar as me thinks its gonna be someone close to you lol

:lol:

8 Oct 2004

He is a personal hero of mine-one of many methinks. The clue is in the signature Corrie-not much of a clue really, the sort of strangeness one would find Under Milk Wood
A

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Angel Chat
Yep next Sat is my party night

Are you sure you don't need a waiter? :lol2:

8 Oct 2004

Lol even if we did need a waiter, there'd be a *waiting* list rotflmao

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Angel Chat
Lol even if we did need a waiter, there'd be a *waiting* list

Who offered first? :P

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Ice Pie
Lol even if we did need a waiter, there'd be a *waiting* list

Who offered first? :P
That'd be se7 ;)

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Angel Chat
Lol even if we did need a waiter, there'd be a *waiting* list

Who offered first? :P
That'd be se7 ;)
Tut. OK, two waiters? :lol2:

8 Oct 2004

Three??

8 Oct 2004

Can I just point out that if we had one, two or even three waiters, a bunch of drunken women, looking at sexy undies and rampant rabbits and the like all night..... I'll leave it to your imaginations.
Angel
xxxx
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Angel Chat
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

Your concern for our welfare would be touching if it were sincere. ;)

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Angel Chat
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

Right back to one - and it's me OK??

8 Oct 2004

Quote by westerross
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

Right back to one - and it's me OK??
Toss you for it?
Errrr.... let me rephrase that...

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Ice Pie
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

Right back to one - and it's me OK??
Toss you for it?
Errrr.... let me rephrase that...
:laughabove: :laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove:
Ice it is absolutely wonderful to have you back here ..... kiss

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Calista
only thinking about the safety of the men :twisted:

Right back to one - and it's me OK??
Toss you for it?
Errrr.... let me rephrase that...
:laughabove: :laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove::laughabove:
Ice it is absolutely wonderful to have you back here ..... kiss

Awwwwww thank you Calista.
For welcomes like that I could be tempted to take sabatticals more often. :kiss:

8 Oct 2004

Ice, if you want to be a waiter at Angel's party you can't take sabbaticals- so heads?

8 Oct 2004

Quote by westerross
Ice, if you want to be a waiter at Angel's party you can't take sabbaticals- so heads?

Can you think of a better way to spend a gap year? ;)

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Ice Pie
Ice, if you want to be a waiter at Angel's party you can't take sabbaticals- so heads?

Can you think of a better way to spend a gap year? ;)
Ice, I seem to have a gap year: I can't remember 1982! My daughter assures me she was born then: buggered if I can remember :shock: It's a total blank. My dear friends, if any of you could tell me what I did in 1982, I would be very grateful. I am somewhat disturbed by this hiatus in my life.

8 Oct 2004

Quote by agricola
Ice, if you want to be a waiter at Angel's party you can't take sabbaticals- so heads?

Can you think of a better way to spend a gap year? ;)
Ice, I seem to have a gap year: I can't remember 1982! My daughter assures me she was born then: buggered if I can remember :shock: It's a total blank. My dear friends, if any of you could tell me what I did in 1982, I would be very grateful. I am somewhat disturbed by this hiatus in my life.
Alien abduction followed by memory erasure?

8 Oct 2004

Quote by Ice Pie
Can you think of a better way to spend a gap year? ;)

Ice, I seem to have a gap year: I can't remember 1982! My daughter assures me she was born then: buggered if I can remember :shock: It's a total blank. My dear friends, if any of you could tell me what I did in 1982, I would be very grateful. I am somewhat disturbed by this hiatus in my life.
Alien abduction followed by memory erasure?
Oh Erasure!!! Fantastic 80s group :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:
Can't see that they stole Agricolas memory tho? :undecided:

8 Oct 2004

Quote by agricola
Ice, I seem to have a gap year: I can't remember 1982! My daughter assures me she was born then: buggered if I can remember :shock: It's a total blank. My dear friends, if any of you could tell me what I did in 1982, I would be very grateful. I am somewhat disturbed by this hiatus in my life.

Wasn't that year you were munching across the Falkland Islands or had you left the RN by then?
I know where I was, I was part of an "emergency relief pool" in Devonport dockyard.
Steve

9 Oct 2004

9 Oct 2004

Quote by corriefem
1982 - heavily pregnant - retook A levels in the January and started uni in the autumn. Can remember going to discos with the biggest bump in the world thinking I looked cool :shock: :shock: Now that bump is 22, 6ft odd and gorgeous :lol:

Corrie, I must apologise: my specs were at the menders (forgot to take them off when brawling with the neighbours-a quaint custom we have in the country). I read -dimly , straining my eyes- that you had a 22 year old, 6 ft HUMP. Blimey, I thought, poor Corrie. Having met you, with eyes functioning, I remember a creature of exquisite beauty-no hump in site. I realised you must have invented some clever way to wrap it around, strap it down or something. What a hero, I thought, what a heroine I re-thought, correctly.
I suddenly realised that ,maybe, a hump wasn't that bad a problem: Richard 3rd was such a nice man he was reported to be willing to swap his kingdom for a horse-not a bad deal methinks, and managed to star in a Shakespeare play (OK they killed him, minor technical objection); Quasimodo became well known in the campanological world-and got a beautiful maiden to the church; John Merrick did wonders for the sack- making world and got elephants a good press; and camels, well, what more can I say, wonderful animals-big eyelashes, 300 miles to the gallon, legs like Kate Moss.........Anyway, I tried to recall the e-mail I sent you offering my condolences for your affliction and suggesting we try and make a fortune by adapting your 'strapping' system to help us old, baldy gits hide their beer-guts (it would have been a winner Corrie). But, it may have reached you, so, with the benefit of 20/20 vision again, I can only apologise... :cry:
Love as always
A.

9 Oct 2004

Your words Agriocola have touched me in places you would not believe. My sides have split so that now I believe the hump may just burst out of me - a bit like the film Alien hahahahaha - oh to have a way with words that you have my friend biggrin

I cant ever be offended by you as you have penned my 22 year hump beautifully. lol

:lol:

9 Oct 2004

oooh 1982.. the year of my birth.. therefore a fantastic time for all!! lol