The Locksley School of Visual Arts at the University of Milton North

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Please come in and make yourself at home. All are welcome to join in our exhaustive and detailed daily research programmes. Areas of study include: The Cotton Industry in the Industrial Revolution; Robin Hood Studies (specialist subject Guy of Gisborne) as well as exhaustive study of the Creative Arts, Film and Media (with particular emphasis on Tolkein, the Armed Forces and National Security).

Would you like a glass of Chateau Gizzy?

Mmm...thankfully he can't get into my phone !

Did you actually just use the expression moving on?!

::Goes to lobby for twiglet emoticon::

Golly MrsLN, don't you engage private browsing on your machine?

Err, what would private browsing be, exactly?

Oooh, Baftas about to start but I doubt The Gardener will want to watch it. We are going to see the Firthmeister tomorrow, though.

Bugger! That was a Freudian slip if ever there was one (could have been another one too but, nuff said already!)

Off to watch Baftas now - with H, who would rather stick pins in his eyes but is making an effort

Squeal! Colin has spoken!

Ugh! Sir Paul McCartney had promised us a rocking evening. Save us.

Thank God I missed that - can't stand PMcC

Me neither. His smug self-satisfaction makes me cringe.

It depends what browser you are using, Maud. With Intenet Explorer, when you open a new window, on the top right of the screen they give you an option that says ''open an InPrivate browsing window''
When you use that window, it won't store all the sites you have visited.

There is a similar option with Firefox. I think you will find it on one of the toolbar menus there.

Oh Mrs LN, I hope you two are OK.

just off to watch Being Human with one of the dwarfs.

Useful info there Massive

McCartney did it with thumbs up too
So should we not mention anthing about the Baftas, for those who may be watching at another time?

So do you think things might be a little better then, MrsLN? I do hope so.

I managed to blot out the thumbs up. Oh that man annoys me so much.

Oooh, stop press! James McAvoy!!

^^
Mainly all this stuff here, Small, and the accompanying texts.

Mention of the Baftas is okay by me but then I will not get to see them at any time, any way.So it's probably not me you're asking, either.

Look, Twiggy, I kept quiet when you said you had a crush on Bilbo Baggins but Mr McA? He's very sweet, but really? Compared to The Man?

I just checked out the photos, courtesy of the Daily Wail and doesn't Colin look smart indeed.

I can't see a frock I'd want.

Well he pales when compared with The Man, of course, but he's very cute, don't you think? I suppose it's more "aaahhh" than "phwoar".

Ooooh

I'll have nothing said against Macca - he's one of my heroes!!!

Twigs, have you seen James M in Shakespeare Retold (with the Man as MacDuff of course)?

Cute in the way that a puppy is cute, maybe. In a tousle his hair and give him sixpence to buy some sweets kind of way. But he looks so young that it would be indecent for me to harbour any other kind of thoughts.

::very old::

Really, Phoenix? What do you find heroic? I'll concede that he co-wrote some fabulous songs but he is sooooo pleased with himself. And then there is The Frog Chorus. So convince me.

Re: Baftas, I think it's a sweep.....

No, I haven't see Shakey Retold, Phoenix.

As for dresses, did you see Livia's dress, Massive? Stunning.