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Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 8:40 pm**

Blair... Tony Blair... Oh well... another moment spoiled...

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 8:47 pm**

rags wrote:Blair... Tony Blair... Oh well... another moment spoiled...

I have taken part in a politics show on TV, and what I had to say made all the newspapers the next day, but the project I was referring to is in the media, not politics

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 8:53 pm**

Unless this wins me a very materialistic and awfully expensive price, I really can't be motivated to take another guess.

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 11:34 pm**

define psb wrote:Big Boy said :
But before I knew it, we were suddenly being ushered inside HMV, split into different queues and then all of a sudden, our group, which was at the back of the queue got led up to the counter to get out stuff signed first!

There was a few angry shouts, but did we care? No on your life, we got our stuff signed and we were out of there in 5 minutes. I took my new pal Richard and the girls for a few beers in a nearby pub and we promised to stay in touch

Blimey!! I was in that same section, that got let through first!!!

Blimey. Were we that close eh? Unless I've met you on Hampstead Heath?

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 11:42 pm**

I'll bite....
Who the f*** are you?

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 11:56 pm**

PigletWildebeest wrote: Who the f*** are you?

OK. You won't believe this, but I played a song this morning with that very same line: the full-length version of Who Are You by The Who. Remember them?

Posted: **Fri 16 Jan 2004, 11:56 pm**

bigboy wrote:
PigletWildebeest wrote: Who the f*** are you?
OK. You won't believe this, but I played a song this morning with that very same line: the full-length version of Who Are You by The Who. Remember them?

before my time I'm afraid

Posted: **Sat 17 Jan 2004, 2:06 pm**

Jacky wrote:I'm glad you're feeling well and most importantly getting along. And I'm also glad you're taking some distance from the whole #1 rush at Aimoo. I hope we won't see another of those.

I wouldn't bet on that. Once I'm hooked, those publically displayed post counts are like a red rag to a bull

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 4:18 am**

JR wrote:Welcome back! Though I do not know you, u seem like a cool dude!

Thanks. I hope you don't mind but I shagged Sue Ellen recently. Hope that won't mean you won't say nice things about me in the future? She was begging for it, after all

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 8:12 am**

I know who bigboi is. It's obvious. Victoria Beckham!

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 1:03 pm**

I know !!!! I know who big boy is.... he said he collaborated with a man more famous. Plus he remarked about all the 'boys' Fayed dumped out of H. A rrods too.... Come on bigboy admit it...you are Hugh Jelly and the more famed man was Julian Clary!

Judging by the early morning postings you've made... either the Party in the East end went pear-shaped... or you quit on it rather early

...did Techno-no-tool gatecrash?

I met a lot of Russell's on Hampstead Heath

did you take strolls there 15 years ago ?

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 3:16 pm**

define psb wrote: I know who big boy is.... he said he collaborated with a man more famous. Plus he remarked about all the 'boys' Fayed dumped out of H. A rrods too.... Come on bigboy admit it...you are KY Jelly and the more famed man was Julian Clary! ?

I've obviously helped a lorra lorra gay men ease their passage into gaydom then. That can only be a good thing in my bible

define psb wrote: Judging by the early morning postings you've made... either the Party in the East end went pear-shaped... or you quit on it rather early ...did Techno-no-tool gatecrash? ?

Not at all. It was superb! Don't forget it started early - 9pm. I mean, there's only so many hours a man can get down on it, you know.

Three guys didn't turn up, but that's still a great turn out. 17 hot men - well 15 actually, cos the hosts were two rather unattractive queens who kept asking everyone 'is everything alright, darlings?' every 10 minute. So everyone just kind of ignored them, even tho we were in their house!

And a great big house it was too - in fact the couple & their large property is gonna be featured on 2moro's Cash In The Attic, BBC1, 12 noon!

Met a turk and a croat with looks and bodies to die for. Actually, the turk was quite nice to talk to too, as it happens. Conversation? Now there's a novel thing, eh?

define psb wrote: I met a lot of Russell's on Hampstead Heath did you take strolls there 15 years ago ?

Actually you may find it hard to believe but it took me six years after moving back to London as an adult to actually check out the place and see what all the fuss was about. And then it was only cos I realised it was at the top of the road where I lived in Golders Green at the time!

And you wouldnt believe some of the famous people I saw.

My lips, for once, are sealed

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 4:39 pm**

bigboy wrote:Three guys didn't turn up, but that's still a great turn out. 17 hot bodies - well 15 actually, cos the hosts were two rather unattractive queens who kept asking everyone 'is everything alright, darlings?' every 10 minute. So everyone just ignored them, even tho we were in their house!

you were at Ant and Dec's?

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 5:24 pm**

PigletWildebeest wrote:
you were at Pant and Dic's?

Oh, you've heard then

Posted: **Sun 18 Jan 2004, 6:10 pm**

Bigboy, did you ever do an advert for Paramount comedy, it was for Cheers. I think you were pretending that the show was shot in your lounge

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