Lucasian Study Centre, University of Milton North

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Just in case no one opens a better one

What's the prize, Phoenix? A night out with The Man?

If only...there's no prize...except that the winner gets to choose the picture for the following week.

But it seems to work, at least, it's been going for well over 2 years..this is contest no 135

I am not much good at that sort of thing Phoenix, either, so I cannot help.

Thanks for the Faulkes tip, Techno but I think I might pass. Stomach not feeling all that clever tonite! I know I shouldn't have boogied down quite so energetically to Kylie just then, since I inadvertently smeared too much germolene on my liberty bodice before I came

Perhaps you should re-phrase that Teri...?

Germolene on your liberty bodice? I dare not enquire.

So is it just me on the dance floor then?

::Throws more shapes::

Phoenix - is that pic RL or John Miligan in Moving On?

Phoenix, something about slashed budgets and is this going a bit too far re transport solutions?

Tired and can't put it into proper English for you

With Germolene, who needs a rabbit, anyway, Phoenix?

It's not real life - Moving On, I think, or possibly Spooks...?

I'll have to mull on it... good night....

Phoenix - How about something about the long drive to NZ? [there will be about 200 entries on similar lines]

::Wonders if Boots are aware of this new use for Germolene::

I bet Lady Gaga knows all about it.

Germolene? Rabbits?

The first thing that cam eto mind when I saw that pic was "I see you baby..." a la the Renault Megane ad

Phoenix I'm fairly sure it's Moving On (haven't seen it yet - is awaiting collection from the 'safe house' tomorrow along with VoD!), but I recognise the somewhat teddy-boy-ish suit from the stills/You Tube clips I've seen

{grin} MrsLN, if thats's the same Megane advert we used to get over here -- the locals didn't understand so did not realise the oooh la la nature of it, ha ha.

Have been trying to find the Seb Faulkes article on line and link to it but the Telegraph site is playing up - he describes Mr Darcy as a 'heartless depressive'

Oh dear. Mr Darcy is a bit tortured and gloomy, but rather swoonsome, nevertheless.

Going off at a tangent for a moment - has anyone here seen 'The Book of Eli'?

Dh is watching it at the moment and have had to leave the room....

SF is a man, how can he get the appeal of Mr Darcy? Even when he isn't in his bath. It's just sour grapes, I bet.

Besides, if he is that bad at writing sex scenes, his idea of what's what is bound to be a bit skewed.

I think SF is probably missing the point that to most women any guy who is arrogant and aloof is a) a challenge and b) simply in need of the love of a good woman to break down his barriers

?In vain I have struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you.?

Another of those truths universally acknowledged, MrsLN. Except by blokes like SF.

WEll put and well quoted by Techno, there.

Still no comparison to "I do not wish to marry you because I want to possess you, I wish to marry you because I love you."

(with apologies if I've misquoted there - will leave it to the Academy expert next time, but you get my point!)

On a lighter note...

Bad sex award winners

It's so delcious that Darcy is prectically dragged kicking and screaming into admitting his passion. He can't fight it!

SF's idea of sensual?
Wot's for dinner love?
Fancy a s**g later after the footie?