>I guess men do not like to admit that they even used to own a tweed jacket, but I am sure they did once or even now.
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>Men in tweed are just as cool as men in non-tweed....
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What's your point?
I think that's going to be the British remake of Men In Black. Instead of fighting aliens, our MiT (played by Frank Finlay and John Junkin) sit around in a large country house drinking tea.
"At least half as good as Guest House Paradiso" says Channel 5 celebrity Doctor Fox.
mr hazeley wore a tweed jacket for many years. he now wears combat chic and probably uses his jacket as a duster. i rather liked it.
this has no relevance to anything at all, and is symptomatic of the chatty, cliquey in-jokiness of recent forum entries which is strangling honest criticism and debate. however i feel justified in saying it since this topic is now my favourite strand on the forum.
>this has no relevance to anything at all, and is symptomatic of the chatty, cliquey in-jokiness of recent forum entries which is strangling honest criticism and debate.
It'll stop when all the "fun" people come back.
just thought I'd post something about comedy, that's all...
Speaking of tweedy men, I had a dream about Stephen Fry last night. I dreamt I'd phoned him up and asked if he was doing anything that afternoon and whether he'd mind if me and couple of friends came over to see him. Somewhat sheepishly, he agreed. It was only after we left after half an hour of stilted platitudes that I realised *in the dream* that I didn't actually KNOW Stephen Fry at all. No wonder he looked so embarrassed.
hmm, thought my ip address started one nine five. ah well. as you were
>hmm, thought my ip address started one nine five. ah well. as you were
Just Nosing to see what mine will be , as I'm hiding behind 2 fancy firewall thingies
>>hmm, thought my ip address started one nine five. ah well. as you were
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>Just Nosing to see what mine will be , as I'm hiding behind 2 fancy firewall thingies
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Yet the IP of my PC is 172.20.9.56
Coo isn't that interesting folks!