I don’t like Birthdays, they are always so anti-climatic. With the exceptions of my 17th which was spent at Glastonbury, my 21st which was spent at a Guest House in Rye and my 23rd which was in a pub in Whitchurch, the rest are mostly forgotten. Perhaps I should start planning for my […]
The car has finally had the Windscreen replaced which has allowed me to get the MoT done. She passed with flying colours, only three bulbs to be replaced and we were good to go. I’ve also had a Cat 1 car alarm fitted as was required for insurance reasons. I’ll be sorting […]
So in an effort to try and get Everything, and yes that’s with a capital E, sorted in my life I have made a list of all the things that I need to do and am ticking them off one by one. Today I crossed one off and made a start on another so […]
So this evening I was sitting at home relaxing after a hard day at the office. I got an email saying that Louise had requested me to be her friend on Facebook. I thought, “Who’s Louise?”. I clicked on her link and recognised her as a girl that works in the shop […]
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A very surprising film. It kept my interest and not just during the graphic sex scenes.
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Nasty and more graphic than I needed to see. GG came across as a misguided waste of skin and I doubt the world will miss him.
0.3Fabuleux destin d'Amélie Poulain, Le...
2008-01-21 05:13
Absolutely superb. A friend told me that on watching this there were points at which he felt like crying because it is just too good. Having seen it I understand his point.
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Entertaining non-stop action film. There's no real need for a story and the shoot-outs are well worth watching regardless.
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