The Silencer & Black Garter

Number24

Like I said, it might be for the best if we don't meet in person.
Have you seen Kong:Skull Island? I plan to go tomorrow and I wonder how Hiddleston fares as an action hero.

Thunderpussy

Hope to see it soon, and Tom is still my #1 choice as Bond .

Number24

I think he could make a good Bond, but he isn't my favourite. I still hope for Clive Standen, Sam Heughan or Aidan Turner.

Thunderpussy

Aidan Turner would be my second choice. -{

Number24

God natt :007)

Higgins

Yesterday at the butcher's.

"Are you helped, young lady?" (Mrs. Higgins was standing next to me)

I've made clear that the old lady is together with me, but the young lady later in the line may need help.

Oh the little things that spice up a marriage ;%

Sir Miles

Higgins wrote:

Yesterday at the butcher's.

"Are you helped, young lady?" (Mrs. Higgins was standing next to me)

I've made clear that the old lady is together with me, but the young lady later in the line may need help.

Oh the little things that spice up a marriage ;%

But then everyone looks young next to you

Higgins

) ) )

When was the last time that you've looked into a mirror, Sir Miles :v

CoolHandBond

We watched MR this afternoon with our 6 year old and he absolutely loved it. I think the slapstick appeals to youngsters. If some of the silliness was edited out (Jaws trying to fly, gondola in St Marks Square, Jaw's facial reactions to impending calamity come to mind) it would be as good as TSWLM. I was pleasantly surprised at how much I enjoyed it though, old age is obviously mellowing me )

Sir Miles

Higgins wrote:

) ) )

When was the last time that you've looked into a mirror, Sir Miles :v

Often...but I don't appear to have a reflection :v

Chriscoop

Sir Miles wrote:

Higgins wrote:

) ) )

When was the last time that you've looked into a mirror, Sir Miles :v

Often...but I don't appear to have a reflection :v

Are you not fond of garlic either? We all know your feelings towards crucifix 's :v
It's very quiet round these parts at the moment! Everyone must be out watching skull island!

Sir Miles

Chriscoop wrote:

Sir Miles wrote:

Higgins wrote:

) ) )

When was the last time that you've looked into a mirror, Sir Miles :v

Often...but I don't appear to have a reflection :v

Are you not fond of garlic either? We all know your feelings towards crucifix 's :v

Or wooden stakes...but I don't mind a crucifix - as long as it's inverted :v

Thunderpussy

Oh inverted ! , I misread that ;%

Charmed & Dangerous

Been watching The Exorcist again, TP?

Thunderpussy

As a born again Satanist, I have to regularly watch it

Charmed & Dangerous

I like to eat a bowl of Pea & Ham soup while I'm watching it, makes me feel like I'm part of the action.

Thunderpussy

)
Many years ago on a childrens saturday morning show on RTE ( the Irish brodcasting station)
had a Band on, obviously unaware that they were a Punk Band ! ..... During the singers act
he leaned back on his knees and produced a crucifix, and began to mime the famous scene.
Ah! you can't beat kids TV

Charmed & Dangerous

) ) bless 'em, that would probably look pretty tame these days...

James Suzuki

So I was trying to think of the top Bond quotes I say the most outside of the context of the films. Thought you guys could think of some yourselves.
"Life, clung to me like a disease"-
Whenever I'm describing something epic which has happened in my day. for example, 'I once went to uni without lunch, and I was so hungry that I was weak and ill. Then I bumped into a friend who had a peanut butter sandwich. I ate it quickly, and life clung to me like a disease"

-"Discipline, 007, Discipline'
Haha, whenever I see a pretty girl lol

Number24

Hallo? Looks like nobody has been here for days. Was there a rumour of a health and safety inspeksjon again? I'll test the artificial inteligence of the A. R. S. E. by just sitting here and see if it understands I want a Coke Zero. B-)

Number24

(Mutters to the A. R. S. E.) - Stupid robot. You're nothing like Data in TNG.....

(Goes home to watch Star Trek TNG season 7)

Thunderpussy

Robots do all the boring jobs leaving humans to do the cool ones like ....
Actor, Writer, ... Leader of the human resistance !

Number24

But handling me a bottle of Coke IS boring. Some have said so and many more have expressed it in non-verbal ways.

Barbel

Number24 wrote:

(Mutters to the A. R. S. E.) - Stupid robot. You're nothing like Data in TNG.....

(Goes home to watch Star Trek TNG season 7)

I prefer Season 5 myself! (Plenty time travel stuff plus Famke Janssen.)

Thunderbird 2

Season 6 is the best of TNG, and Ms Jannsen may have been Kamala in 'The Perfect Mate'
But Terry Farrell was Dax for 6 years on DS9!

No 24, Commander Data himself said there was no technology that could read telepathy. This is a Pub. Do you really want the wall mounted almost but nit quite A.I reading your mind?
Of course if we had an Astromech droid we could avoid these problems. - Here, one Coke Zero, large.

Number24

I didn't expect the A. R. S. E. to read my mind. What I wanted was to see if it could learn from earlier experience and act upon it. The man at the local fastfood place know I want chicken baguette and Coke Zero, and Data would know I wanted Coke Zero if he was working in Ten Forward.

BTW, I think season 6 is the best so far.

Number24

I didn't know you were this protective of your A.R.S.E., TB2 .....

Chriscoop

Number24 wrote:

I didn't know you were this protective of your A.R.S.E., TB2 .....

Have you ever seen such a load of self righteous A.R.S.E covering prigs?

Chriscoop

Pint please

Thunderbird 2

Number24 wrote:

I didn't know you were this protective of your A.R.S.E., TB2 .....

Oh no, no no, No, I simply repair and maintain that thing. Its Pussy's invention / diabolical dooh-dad / plot device.
The holographic communicator system is my work.

Here you go Coop, one pint.