Good fashion show on BBC2 that I am watching/ listening to with Twiggy hosting it!! :D ;)
Very good and interesting / inspiring! Will be out again at the shops tomorrow!! :y :y
QuoteGood fashion show on BBC2 that I am watching/ listening to with Twiggy hosting it!! :D ;)
Very good and interesting / inspiring! Will be out again at the shops tomorrow!! :y :y
Typical woman. :-X
Any excuse to buy a handbag of a pair of shoes. ;D ;D ;D
Good fashion show on BBC2 that I am watching/ listening to with Twiggy hosting it!! :D ;)
Very good and interesting / inspiring! Will be out again at the shops tomorrow!! :y :y
Beautiful dresses (modified) and shoes!!!!!!! :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
Any other girls (or men!! ;D) watching it? 8-) 8-)
I'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
QuoteGood fashion show on BBC2 that I am watching/ listening to with Twiggy hosting it!! :D ;)
Very good and interesting / inspiring! Will be out again at the shops tomorrow!! :y :y
Beautiful dresses (modified) and shoes!!!!!!! :-* :-* :-* :-* :-* :-*
Any other girls (or men!! ;D) watching it? 8-) 8-)
I like modified dresses.(http://i278.photobucket.com/albums/kk106/skruntie/U370P6T12D2799001F45DT2007031400143.jpg)
QuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
QuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
QuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
Should have known......... ;D ;D ;D ;D :P
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
LIZZIE ZOOM . . . . . Words Fail Me. ::) :-/
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
LIZZIE ZOOM . . . . . Words Fail Me. ::) :-/
I was shocked............................ ;D ;D ;D
QuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteQuoteI'am currently watching a documentary about Titanic and her sister ship which both met with the same watery end.
The 4th funnel on both these ships was a dummy put there for cometic reasons only apparently. :y :y
Yes indeed Optimist as prestige was everything in those "man rules the universe" Edwardian days and the more funnels a ship had the better it seemed in class, speed and the ultimate in technology; a real status symbol.............what is that about men and compensating for something.......... ::) ::) ::) ::) ;D ;D ;)
in case you missed my quiz last night - see if they mention the "Gigantic" - it was the 3rd sister ship - changed the name to "Britannic" after the "Titanic" went down ::)
white star wanted to distance themselves from the whole big sounding names :o
saw an old episode of QI last night - did you know that white star stopped paying wages to the crew from the moment the ship went down? how cheap is that? they figured you can't be working if theres no ship to work on!! ;D
That was usual practice with all merchant crew, not just with White Star. ;)
Indeed it may be the same today, but I know for a fact that during WWII if a merchant seaman lost his ship from under him and survived he was only paid up to the moment the ship was afloat!!!! :'( :'( :o :o
So not only did a vast number of merchant seaman lose their lives / risked their lives during the WWII conveys, especially those to the Baltic, not receive the recognition they deserved in terms of medals, they also lost their pay if the ship was lost >:( >:( >:( >:(
yeah - they said by the standards of the day - White Star were considered a generous employer!!
it can't be the same still is it? any discharged seamen in the OOF?
i could have phrased that better - lol ;D ;D
Yes I reckon with all the pictures that Skruntie posts there is a hell of a lot of it!!!!!!!!!! Lol lol ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D :y
Blimey Lizzie it's only half past nine, how low can you go......... ::)
How low would you like me to go Mike......??? ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;)
LIZZIE ZOOM . . . . . Words Fail Me. ::) :-/
I was shocked............................ ;D ;D ;D
I reckon she has been on the wine gums again. ;D ;D
So here's what I watched on TV in the end.
and you wonder why I like American Wrestling. ::) ::) lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU48473gx4g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FliqmpoIDV8&feature=related
and these are old video clips. :o :o
QuoteSo here's what I watched on TV in the end.
and you wonder why I like American Wrestling. ::) ::) lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FU48473gx4g
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FliqmpoIDV8&feature=related
and these are old video clips. :o :o
whoa :o :y :y
all we got was Big Daddy and Giant Haystacks!! :( ;D
Here's annother
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u46D3LS1T74&feature=related
Now you know why Sky moved it under the Sky sports banner so we have to pay for it. :-/
QuoteHere's annother
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u46D3LS1T74&feature=related
Now you know why Sky moved it under the Sky sports banner so we have to pay for it. :-/
i thought the wrestling was for kids!!
maybe i need to do some more research ::) ::) :y
QuoteQuoteHere's annother
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u46D3LS1T74&feature=related
Now you know why Sky moved it under the Sky sports banner so we have to pay for it. :-/
i thought the wrestling was for kids!!
maybe i need to do some more research ::) ::) :y
Bravo on Saturday night. TNA 9:00 pm :o ::) ::)