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oh all the great ones strictly come on stop watching me dancing, x twator, big bollocks, cunt big bollocks, i am a z list celeb get me out of this god dam jungle where i have been eating dogs bollocks and massive elephant cock for weeks!, britains got a singing juggling playing with dogs who do tricks like jesus talent, legal high giggles box, ect…..
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JUSTNOTHING.
if anyone wants to watch a good historical documentary, then Ken Burns’s The Vietnam War can be found on iplayer and BBC4.
Good day scep…
Was thinking of u earlier..
Have few days off well for rest period.I never saw 39 steps with Wells, purchased DVD last month ebay. Will see if can find this other offered selection of ur choice.
Have zookeeper wife, just got suppose to be good.
Last night I watched my Fiddler on Roof movie. Laughing as all speaking of Starkey/Hutch brown hair one in Fiddler….name. oops.
“Schindler List” one with great interest, u ever see it yet? Think u may very much like it. History, true story. Stephen Spielberg film. Cried myself much honestly. But so very very intetesting… 3 hours though…
Staying in me bed today. Feel drained, chicken soup fresh vegetables. Slow cook, not working…
Xxx
Be well
LindaCuddle time anyone. Under blankets, watch movies. Will not cough on you. Viral I am told. House sterilized and clean.???
Ha ha. You have to bring lunch or dinner. Soft foods. Too tired to cook…
Xxxxxxxx
aww shucks …missed the cuddle.lol
I’ve seen 39 Steps – the Robert Donat version is the only one worth seeing.
Also seen Schindler’s List. Very moving. Too intense to watch more that two or three times in a lifetime.
Scep, yep, missed cuddle time, but think u would have enjoyed movie and tell me about it after. I fell asleep 5 minutes in movie not started..
Ha ha….
Well, I’ve still go my list of Criterion blurays for you to get at halfprice at Barnes and Noble. A trip to London to pick up some Criterions may well be a trip worth taking.
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Scep get me the list so I can shop. You know girls look for bargain prices. I am organized …
And quick ?. Hope not sounding stupid as think u explained it, when find them, have to get right region for uk..??? So looking have to ask for region compatible..
You will get what u wish… if can find them. Heeeeeeeeeee I will, go after what I want or need usually….
XxxLinda, I know about region compatibility.
The USA is Region 1, the UK is Region 2.
UK manufacturers don’t want us Brits to see the superior discs produced in the USA (well Criterion are superior in quality anyway) so they take great steps to make sure we can’t watch anything from the USA.
I am one of many who’ve sidestepped this. I have a multi-regional player, and about half of my discs are Region 1.
So don’t worry. You won’t get any Criterion discs whihc are Region-free, but it doesn’t matter. just get the list I’ll send when the time comes – they are half-price at Barnes and Noble.
I go to London several times a year to visit my younger son, and Criterion are very expensive to get in this country (though a few UK discs are on sale) so I am serious x
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Ok, so just get, no region worry. Fine
Yes sir xxxxxxxxx
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