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What you say drives me crazy.
Reading forums (fora?) certainly highlights a lot of problems. I see so many people who went to the shop and "brought" a new dress :rage: Although I have to say, I do TRY to be patient about this sort of thing. After all, people are educated to different levels, and have different levels of...- book_lover
- Post #89
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Interesting...
OMG have just had a look at Wikipedia and read the outrageous Mike Patton Moments bit - truly vile!- book_lover
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- Forum: The Powder Room
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Help me plan a playlist for a cocktail party!
hi guys and wow thanks for the help! Salv, that is so fantastic an offer, thanks so much. Will PM you! Bookie- book_lover
- Post #10
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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WWII and the US/UK
thanks guys, that certainly makes things a bit clearer. The potato soup thing sounds familiar too! (or lentil, or split pea...). Sounds like it was all in the attitude, sounds really swinging!- book_lover
- Post #11
- Forum: The Golden Era
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WWII and the US/UK
except perhaps by my Grandmother on my Father's side. This was how my father came to be made! :o I'm not in touch with him at all (never have been - we got out when I was 6 months old), if I were I'd love to know more - it would be a fascinating story.- book_lover
- Post #5
- Forum: The Golden Era
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Finally brave enough to introduce myself!
Hello! Nice to see another newbie! I'm sure you'll love it here.- book_lover
- Post #6
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Worst insult
here in the UK, the term most often used is "perfumed ponce" - I think today it is used to insult a particularly vain and well groomed man who wears aftershave etc. rather than referring to homosexuality. Most men I know, sadly, are threatened when they see a man who has clearly taken time over...- book_lover
- Post #44
- Forum: The Golden Era
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WWII and the US/UK
We were talking about this over dinner last night. Some friends were round and we were wondering what theme to have for the cocktail party (we've decided '30s - '40s now, so fairly flexible for people wanting to dress up!). Anyhow, they had assumed I wanted the party to be UK based (but tbh I...- book_lover
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- Forum: The Golden Era
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Tea Suggestions
Oh sorry Rosie, have just read your party report!!!!!!! It sounds FABULOUS! I would have LOVED to have been there. Lots of things I haven't heard of food wise (but would love to find out lol ) and a great selection of teas. Did you take any pics at all of the food?- book_lover
- Post #43
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Tea Suggestions
Rosie, your menu sounds fabulous, and so does Decodolls! Well I can give you a few ideas of the English tea, and Scottish High tea. English tea staples - scones with jam and clotted (perhaps what you call Devon) cream. Tea loaf. Victoria sponge cake with jam and fresh cream. Tea - with milk, or...- book_lover
- Post #42
- Forum: The Powder Room
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If only he'd clean up a little...
Rosie, that is fabulous! You certainly are an artist :eusa_clap- book_lover
- Post #26
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Help me plan a playlist for a cocktail party!
not small, no. plenty of room for dancing :) not a mansion either, mind! so is big band sort of music not different from those (or a different time period)? I told you I didn't know much! All sorts of people, from mid twenties to mid fifties! Very eclectic group of friends, very open...- book_lover
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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Cute Vintage-y Shoes
at least the nail varnish remover didn't ruin the shoe itself, I've had some pretty awful accidents with that stuff. Most notably the time a little friend put nail varnish on my Barbie's eyes - I made her go blind trying to take it off!- book_lover
- Post #115
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Help me plan a playlist for a cocktail party!
OK so the party isn't until I finish my PhD (a reward, if you like) BUT a good playlist for my iPod needs time to plan. I was thinking I would go down the route of classic cocktails (may need help on that one too!) rather than overly fruity and dayglo creations........ am at the mo getting quite...- book_lover
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- Forum: The Observation Bar
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If only he'd clean up a little...
Ah but Johnny wouldn't be Johnny if he was at all groomed! The French must despair though! He can be rather dapper though - in his own peculiar way. And agreed about Jack Sparrow - after that film I kept subtly trying to organise a fancy dress party so I could get my hubby dressed up as a...- book_lover
- Post #20
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Hello, I'm new!
Leslie, I certainly will do that. Haven't got round to it yet but intend to before tomorrow as my hair appointment is at 4pm.... Hallo Caledonia! Nice to see another Scot (although I'm only honorary - English originally). I've been to a picnic in the park with some other Mums today, and it...- book_lover
- Post #23
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Cute Vintage-y Shoes
they're scrumptious, especially the cream and black....... I have fallen in love with a coat in Marks and Spencer that would be perfect with those....... (but then I live in the UK so probably couldn't get them!)- book_lover
- Post #112
- Forum: The Powder Room
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Pancakes, Waffles, Crepes or French Toast...?
mmmm - had eggs benedict for brekkie... and had made enough hollandaise sauce to have it for lunch as well :o- book_lover
- Post #51
- Forum: The Connoisseur
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In your CD player right now...
Well it's all non Golden Era am afraid. Some will be UK, some US.... Wilco Beechwood Sparks The Shins Spiritualised Mercury Rev Flaming Lips Primal Scream Aretha Stevie Wonder etc. ETA should also put Grateful Dead as hubby is a tad obsessed with these. And the Velvet...- book_lover
- Post #61
- Forum: The Observation Bar
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What Are You Reading
Two books at the moment: Five quarters of the orange by Joanna Harris (author of Chocolat), and Consider Phlebus by Iain M Banks (Iain Banks doing his sci-fi bit. I love a bit of sci-fi or fantasy). Before these, Jitterbug Perfume by Tom Robbins. He's soooo good. Before that, The Illuminatus...- book_lover
- Post #108
- Forum: The Reading Room
