Originally Posted by handymelon:
“(((((Collette)))))
We' e all been there!Hope you soon feel you
rsf again.
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“(((((Collette)))))
We' e all been there!Hope you soon feel you
rsf again.
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Hmmmmm.... on the sauce, HM, or the mobile?
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Perhaps the Royal Mail lost it in transit.
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I was on the sauce last night 
I was on the sauce last night 
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Your self-control does you credit, I can't resist sneaking online and it eats your time, doesn't it?
Your self-control does you credit, I can't resist sneaking online and it eats your time, doesn't it?



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I like people being older than me
*waves to the old farts*

... actually I didn't but that's not the point!
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Night grumpers all x

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), and it was a day of contrasts. I wasn't expecting to like The Miserables (and they really are, aren't they) but it's stayed with me. Bruce Willis's Die Really Quite Hard And Certainly Harder Than You Did The Last Time, on the other hand... well, I could barely remember the plot while I was watching the thing. Maybe there wasn't a plot?


Poor Melony 
Even so, and I did love it enough to go twice, Skyfall is the film of the decade for me, purely for being classic Bond with a really memorable ending (that for once didn't involve him sh*gging some woman in a boat). I'm not sure I can cope with Die Harder Yet Again having seen the reviews 
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Arsebiscuits! 
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