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Captain James and Our Girl Addicts Thread XLI

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icemistOBE · 12/11/2016 22:23

Here we are again. Enjoy Grin

Captain James and Our Girl Addicts Thread XLI
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user1471547055 · 12/11/2016 22:49

YorksOAP
Thanks again Ice and another great photo
Tears here also but I absolutely love the programme. Will be there at the cenotaph tomorrow but only from my lounge. I do worry something will happen at both events but security is massive and I'm sure all will be fine. Goodnight everyone

Richtea19 · 13/11/2016 18:00

Hello new thread!!!!

DS went to the remembrance service at the squadron today for a parade and chapel service. I didn't go this year but has the Tv on, so very moving.

Nickel45 · 13/11/2016 19:00

Hello new thread :)

Sat next to James Norton in Starbucks today ... Grin kids most unimpressed!!

Ilovelblue · 13/11/2016 19:18

Any photos Nickel or were you doing that lovely British thing of pretending you didn't know who he was but looking out of the corner of your eye every two minutes?

Richtea19 · 13/11/2016 19:22

Wow nickel how excited you must of been!!!!

Anyone watching SCD? What is Tess wearing???? Bloody terrible!

moojangles · 13/11/2016 19:28

Were you close enough to touch him nickel. You never know, you might bump into him at Mary B's carol concert😜

Nickel45 · 13/11/2016 19:56

No, ilove, blatantly stared at him till he stared back!! Then pretended I was looking at something else!! Didn't touch him, but could have ... think that might have been a bit weird! Ooh yes. If he's at Mary B's I'll talk to him, it's only a small church. He'll have trouble avoiding me!!! I'd heard that they might be filming some of Granchester down here, so might have to investigate that further now! Keep eyes on!

I've not got into SCD at all, I always miss it as its a bed time. Going to watch that My Mum and Other Strangers (is that what it's called) that's on tonight, which had the OG music. Hope that'll be good, there isn't much on at the moment that I've got into.

Ilovelblue · 13/11/2016 20:02

Bye bye Daisy. It's always sad when it gets to this stage on Strictly when usually the rubbish dancers have been weeded out.

I'm like Rhu however and can't wait until Sunday night so usually look on the William Hill website to check how my bet is doing first thing Sunday morning.

Ilovelblue · 13/11/2016 20:05

Nickel did you watch the one on BBC2 on Thursday evening which Rhu mentioned? I watched that at lunchtime today whilst eating. It's quite good.

You're right though, there isn't much on at the moment. I started watching the second series of Ordinary Lies but having dozed off through two of them, I don't suppose it can be all that good this time. I used to like The Apprentice but just can't get into it this series and when the women start bitching and screaming at each other, I just want to switch it off!

Nickel45 · 13/11/2016 20:24

Oh no ilove, sorry rhu, I thought it was the one on tonight you were taking about .. head all over the place! ... Was Thursday's one good? I can find it on iplayer I expect. I've started watching the apprentice again, but they are all really annoying again. Background noise really, while I'm doing other things.

kuiakaituhi · 14/11/2016 00:20

Thanks for the individual messages some of you have sent concerning the earthquake(s) in NZ. It turns out there were 2 major quakes with several big aftershocks. It was very scary. I live in the middle of the North Island. Most of the impact was in the South and in Wellington, but the shakes went on for ages even here.
My family and friends are OK, others are not so lucky particularly those around the Christchurch area. One of the hardest hit is Kaikoura, a beautiful coastal town which specialises in taking visitors out into the coastal waters to get up close and personal with pods of whales. The town and the roads around it have been totally trashed. Lots of damage all over the place.Two people reported killed, hope there are no more.
Here in the Shaky Isles we get a bit ho-hum about earthquakes unless they are the magnitude of the Christchurch ones of a few years back.
This was definitely not a ho-hum quake

TRish47 · 14/11/2016 04:29

Good evening ladies from a very shaken Christchurch here in NZ. Huge quake, 7.3 woken up by the house rocking and rolling. After having lost our house the February quake 5 years ago i was praying that history was not about to repeat its self.
I really feel for those in Kaikoura, which has been cut off from both sides. CD are trying to get supplies in by helicopter as the roads have collapsed.
My daughter in Wellington was unable to go to work due to the CBD being closed.
The aftershocks have been just constant.
The heart has been racing a few times since midnight. Definitely not a Ho Hum quake.

Rhubarb01 · 14/11/2016 08:27

kuia and Trish so glad you're both ok but that sounds so scary - it's hard to imagine (apart from a simulator at the Natural History Museum in London - not the same thing at all). We really don't know how fortunate we are in the UK (a mild isolated tremor once in a blue moon!). Hope it all settles down soon. Keep safe. Flowers

icemistOBE · 14/11/2016 08:49

Grrr!!! School closed due to burst water main. Just as well it's my day off

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pixieg1rl · 14/11/2016 09:40

Glad to hear you're safe Kuia & Trish.

Onlygirljen · 14/11/2016 09:41

Keep safe kuia and trish, glad to hear you're ok!

moojangles · 14/11/2016 10:27

Keep safe trish and kuia x

kuiakaituhi · 14/11/2016 11:37

I heard a news item on the radio in the middle of all the earthquake stuff that enquiries from USA citizens about emigrating to New Zealand reached an all time high in the past few days,
There are lots of blue people swinging through the trees on James Cameron's farm as he makes 2 sequels to "Avatar", multi million dollar export from the States, lots of other bright creative rich Yanks pulling out their tent pegs and heading down here.

I have mixed feelings about it. Seems if there's a choice to be made, earthquakes win, the US of A is Trumped

kuiakaituhi · 14/11/2016 11:45

Are any of you other Catholics, lapsed, lapsing or otherwise, watching "The Young Pope?" Jude Law as Pius XIII is riveting. it connects very profoundly with my cynicism and scorn for so many of the so called leaders of the Church. Had some bad experiences as a youngster
I sit here spellbound by his performance, find myself nodding in agreement when he sets about foiling the attempts of the crooked cardinals to unseat him and even talking to him as if he's in the room. Remarkable actor!!

icemistOBE · 14/11/2016 16:24

Never heard of the Young Pope...

Booked our flights home for Christmas. Although mum don't be there - should be in nursing home by then, We will still be able to spend plenty of time with her

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KeziaOAP · 14/11/2016 16:56

Trish and Kuia glad you're safe.

KeziaOAP · 14/11/2016 17:05

ice pleased you'll be able to be with your family over Christmas, although mum will be in nursing home at least you'll be close by for visiting x

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icemistOBE · 14/11/2016 17:09

Definitely kezia and we will break her out on Christmas Day and Boxing Day

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pixieg1rl · 14/11/2016 17:33

I'm not catholic Kuia (I'm not anything now, but brought up CofE), and I'm afraid I've watched far too much Father Ted so anything in that ilk always gets thought of as their depiction of the Vatican.

I did see some trailers and Jude whatsit was on Graham Norton doing some promotion for it.

kazzaD66 · 14/11/2016 17:43

Did anyone watch the post WW2 Poliakof drama last Thursday or the WW2 thing on BBC1 last night (can't remember the name of either of them)? Got them both recorded but have seen mixed reviews for both, so any views gratefully received Smile

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