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December 2004 - November 2005
The Ponderer
No subject title | 30/11/105, 23:31
I wonder if John said that because he knows that he himself is a dullard?
John
No subject title | 30/11/2005, 19:24
That was a show-stopping contribution. Where is everybody? Hi, Carrie. I didn't know busy teachers had time to inhabit chat rooms. And don't worry about the blog, there's been a reluctance to contribute so far. My excuse is that I've got nothing to say. But what have more interesting Madhatters got to say for themselves?
Carrie
No subject title | 28/11/2005, 10:13
School has blocked the blog! .......clearly far 2 kool 4 skool....
Ken
No subject title | 26/11/2005, 8:55
Dave, I did take your advice and looked up the Nimoy & Shatner album, very amusing. Were you one of the Amazon customers that also bought albums by David Hasselhoff, The Buggles or the Goodies.
Le Burge
Kath | 25/11/2005, 15:21
Good to here from you Kath. NZ in 2011 it is then!
Le Burge
Nimoy? | 25/11/2005, 15:15
An interesting album choice, Dave. "Star Trekking....Across the USA..", etc.
dave
Wow | 25/11/2005, 13:57
Off to New York eh? Well, have fun. As for me I'm gonna stay in and listen to my new Album 'Spaced Out - The Very Best Of Leonard Nimoy and William Shatner'. I suggest curious hatters look it up on Amazon. Marvellous...
Steve
Howdy | 24/11/105, 9:27
Hi from the US of A everyone!! Happy Thanksgiving! Looking forward to stuffing my face with lots of turkey today. Hope you're not all working too hard. Of to New York at the weekend!! Woo! Hoo!
dave
No subject title | 24/11/2005, 13:36
Hi Kath - lovely to hear from you. As you can tell chat here has gone a bit stale... but things will pick up.
Tommy
No subject title | 24/11/2005, 12:31
Mother????
The Who
No subject title | 23/11/2005, 18:30
Tommy can you hear me?
Kath in NZ
No subject title | 20/11/2005, 13:34
hey there, all good and sunny here in NZ, oh, 5 months of sun and surf ahead... did you see the news NZ has the 2011 Rugby World cup, anyone is welcome to visit - we live 1/2 walk to Eden Park where they will have the final. (no I haven't converted to Rugby - just if anyone else is interested...) cheers.
Slon
No subject title | 18/11/2005, 11:24
thanks
Le Burge
WeBLog | 18/11/2005, 10:54
It's a large turd left in your toilet bowl by an overgrown spider
slon
No subject title | 18/11/2005, 10:39
No, I get that It's an abbreviation, but what IS it?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/11/2005, 17:20
Erm....isn't this site a little like a blog?
dave
BLog | 17/11/2005, 16:27
I believe it's a truncation of the term 'Web Log'. Seems this was a little too long for some folks in conversation so they joined the words together and got rid of the 'We' at the front, i.e. 'BLog'. And the Blog was born...
Steve
No subject title | 17/11/2005, 8:36
Maybe Dave could do a better job at explaining than me!?
Slon
No subject title | 17/11/2005, 5:6
still kinda in the dark...
Steve
No subject title | 16/11/2005, 16:4
It's OK. I've just looked it up. And who said that MH couldn't be edumacational? I believe a Blog is derived from the phrase Web Log (see what they did there?) That's as far as my knowledge on the matter goes. It's another (yes one more.... my 4 e-mail adresses, MSN messenger and this chat forum are obviously not enough ways of communicating via the net!!) vehicle for us all to 'stay in touch' via the www!
Steve
No subject title | 16/11/2005, 15:59
Erm, not that I'm a hopeless muppet or anything but what the hell is a Luddite?
sm
No subject title | 16/11/2005, 13:32
Nothing said
Slon
No subject title | 16/11/2005, 12:13
Erm, not that I am a hopeless Luddite or anything but what the hell is a blog?
Ken
No subject title | 16/11/2005, 9:54
Morning all, I am still alive...Rather gutted England got stuffed in the cricket, oh well you can't win them all.
dave
MADhatters Blog | 15/11/2005, 22:41
By the way I set-up a Madhatters blog. Its the future apparently so let me know if you can post to it. It is at http://madhattersmatters.blogspot.com/ but I shall also include a link in the Web site recommendations.
dave
No subject title | 15/11/2005, 22:40
Hi Steve - er, I haven't gone away. I think people are taking a sabbatical from the site at the mo. Don't know why but I reckon they are waiting for a relaunch with something more whizzy and interactive... perhaps they are feeling the site is a bit long in the tooth. Hope not, it's all about chat don't you know... please people let us know you're there!
Steve
Thae Insulter | 15/11/2005, 17:5
Nice to see Thae Insulter is still around. That makes four of us. Anyone else out there, dead or alive?
Thae Insulter
No subject title | 15/11/2005, 16:48
What about jizz in your Tophatters?
Steve
Ghosts | 15/11/2005, 16:46
As I suspected! Everyone's dead! Should change the name to Ghosthatters or The Evil Undeadhatters or Gotnuthintosayhatters!!
Slon
No subject title | 15/11/2005, 16:26
Yeah, I've been dead for years. wooo-ooooh
Steve
Steve | 15/11/2005, 16:25
Neither. Are you and me the only Madhatters left?
John
Steve | 15/11/2005, 15:48
Was that Phipps or Brookstein?
Steve
X Factor | 14/11/2005, 14:25
So what about that Louie Walsh Eh? Who'd have thought he'd get rid of the gorgeous girl with a great voice and a fantastic set of lungs? At least he's left more girls in it. Even if they are ugly and talentless!!
The INSULTER
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 18:2
What an appropriate name you have.
The wanker
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 17:6
Last time I had an ab stain it made my stomach hair go crusty.
tasha
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 16:49
hey
Mikey H
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 12:36
Can you abstain quietly please Slon..... and don't make a mess!
Slon
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 12:32
I'm going to abstain anyway
Le Burge
Vote? | 9/11/2005, 9:44
Perhaps someone should tell you how to read and write before you're allowed to vote. Vote for what anyway. There's no voting here!
Steve
Vote | 9/11/2005, 8:46
What you going on about????
Anonymous
No subject title | 9/11/2005, 0:6
heloo
tina michell solis
No subject title | 8/11/2005, 18:7
can some one please tell me how to do it
tina michell solis
vote i vote for jarvis johnson | 8/11/2005, 18:5
i dont know how to vote on line i have tryed intering every thing and it want take me to were you vote
Carrie
No subject title | 7/11/2005, 10:24
Andy and Lisette, wishing you a world of happiness. Congratulations love from Carrie x
Dino
No subject title | 5/11/105, 17:1
I guess you didn't get invited either you foppy-haired mummy's boy! h...and for the record...it wasn't me...I have other personas that are uniquely me...
The INSULTER
No subject title | 5/11/2005, 17:44
Right, I'm going to post in capitals cos I am sick of being impersonated by Dino pretending not to be him, by insulting himself. Though why not join in with everyone else? It's bloody great giving the grey haired impotent piss stinking old fool shit. It really cheers me up :)
The Theological Mathmatician
No subject title | 4/11/2005, 12:35
That seems a bit harsh.
The Insulter
400 hundredthousand years ago | 4/11/2005, 12:33
Busy stamping on Catholics.... don't you mean building bedrock?
Sarah
No subject title | 4/11/2005, 16:15
Have a great day tomorrow Andy and Lisette.
Dino
No subject title | 4/11/2005, 13:31
I was busy stamping on Catholics....
Guy Fawkes
No subject title | 3/11/2005, 21:12
It was 400 hundred years ago you miserable sods, only Dino was around at that time and he was no bloody good at lugging barrels
very unpopular
No subject title | 3/11/2005, 19:31
neither did I
Unpopular
No subject title | 3/11/2005, 17:28
Guess I didn't get an invite....
Ken
No subject title | 3/11/2005, 14:22
Just wanted to wish Andy and Lisette all the very best for their big day on Saturday.
400th anniversary of the plot to blow up parliament on Saturday as well, now that's a story that could be updated and made into a film.
The Theological Mathmatician
No subject title | 1/11/2005, 17:33
God + Lucifer = The false lie upon which so many people fools rely
The Insulter
No subject title | 1/11/2005, 17:32
Lucifer = nob
Lucifer
Boredom | 1/11/2005, 13:58
Le Burge, don't listen to that old fart! Spice up your life with an affair or rob a bank. Or deal some drugs. Maybe beat up someone smaller than yourself!!
Alfred The Dancing Monkey
No subject title | 1/11/2005, 9:38
Cghumon gize. Lesh calmnm dowan. Hyu woke mee hup wiv yor cpthal letturz.
Le Burge
God | 1/11/2005, 9:35
Perhaps "Travel Scrabble?"
The gay lover of the Insulter
No subject title | 31/10/2005, 17:21
Oi fakey leave my bum lover alone,
God
Le Burge's boredom | 31/10/2005, 15:55
WHAT DO YOU EXPECT ME TO DO ABOUT IT? I'VE BEEN OPERATING A STRICTLY NON-INTERVENTIONIST POLICY FOR SOME TIME NOW. DO YOU WANT A PLAGUE OF LOCUSTS JUST TO KEEP YOU ENTERTAINED?
The Insulter
No subject title | 31/10/2005, 9:43
A young Jedi = A young bum-lover
Le Burge
Jedi | 31/10/2005, 9:29
How incredibly interesting! God, I'm bored. GOD......I'm bored!
A young Jedi
No subject title | 31/10/2005, 9:26
I just wanted to say how brilliant the new star wars films are, the old ones aren't a patch on the new ones.
The Fake Insulter
No subject title | 31/10/2005, 8:38
Well, I drew you out didn't I, which was my plan!! We've heard no insults for far too long. Also, I feel The Insulter must have access to inside information some how. Does this hold a key to his true identity?
The True Insulter
No subject title | 31/10/2005, 18:39
Who be you to impersonate the geat Insulter? You be a brave man not only to take my identity but to use it to chaste Dave Wid. He is my friend and not my foe. Thus I come to the conclusion that you are a bald old minge called Steve.....or maybe Brian.
The Insulter
Wids Ears | 29/10/2005, 13:17
So how are your ears? Did they successfully pin them back?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 30/10/2005, 11:59
Still here!
Old Git
No subject title | 28/10/2005, 18:12
An anonymous posting, or is it?
Le Burge
Porridge | 28/10/2005, 9:55
I quite often eat porridge, but then I'm not in the church.
Mr Wid - best of luck with the op. Hope to hear from you soon
Dave Wid
No subject title | 28/10/2005, 18:6
Wow. Is that some kind of instruction to a cleric? Anyway, i'm having an operation tomorrow. On my ears. So, hope to see you again, Dave Wid.
xxxxgainorx
No subject title | 28/10/2005, 15:27
lick my porridge cannon
Steve
Gear! | 27/10/2005, 10:21
Illegal imports of mic stands and general PA 'gear' from the Russian black market. The original exchange was made under the cover of Robbie 'Fingers' McCarthys wedding. Been holding the 'gear' since then, but the heat is getting too intense to hold on any longer! A switch has to be made. Plus, I haven't really got the room!
Le Burge
Gear? | 27/10/2005, 9:16
All this talk of "gear", Dave and Steve. I hope you're not planning to exchange anything illegal?
"I hung it on me wall - gear!"
Steve
No subject title | 27/10/2005, 8:31
Hey Dave. No worries. Sunday is a bit tricky. Rehearsing with a blues band I've just started playing with! And the rest of the day is a bit tight. Maybe one day next week? If all else fails, I think I might be back to footie next week so could bring the gear along there.
dave
No subject title | 26/10/2005, 22:7
Hi Dave - if you did a bank transfer thanks, just drop me an e-mail and tell me otherwise I won't know. Steve, sorry I am not about much at the mo, but will be on Sunday - perhaps you'd like to come over and we could go out for Dinner at The Waterend Barn (can eat outside if you want to bring Jarvis).
Anonymous
No subject title | 26/10/2005, 8:40
And why is it so quiet here? Aw no. You've all gone and grown up haven't you. So to bring it down a peg. Here is some phonetc german. Vos isch mein Wagglepudding?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 26/10/2005, 8:38
Concerned about joke Dave. Did you get the money - It went out of mine on the 12 th of Oct. Let me know and I will punish bank if necessary!
Steve
No subject title | 26/10/2005, 8:38
Yeah. It's good to talk.
Steve
Gear | 24/10/2005, 10:55
Hey Davey. You are indeed welcome to come over any time and get the gear. Alternatively, I could pop over with Jarvis and make the intros to Hannah. Or if you want your house to remain hair free bring the family to me. It's up to you! Any days this week good for you?
dave
Hi there | 21/10/2005, 10:34
Ah conversation, I remember when the cup overfloweth. Steve - can I ask why I haven't heard from you for a while? How did it go with nudge, nudge, at the nudge? Did I offend you in Edinburgh? Are you really best mates with David Cameron? Dave Wid - what do I have to do to get money out of you? And are free any weekend soon? Steve French - can I come round and pick up the gear? All this and more will be solved in next week's issue of MH.
Dino
No subject title | 16/10/105, 17:10
What's that about a pantomime...?
Slon
No subject title | 14/10/2005, 23:17
Er, yes. Me too.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/10/2005, 20:23
Shit guys, I'm in a panto. You're worrying me.
Old Git
No subject title | 14/10/2005, 13:8
Wow this conversation is just what i need to wake up this morning.
Dino
No subject title | 13/10/2005, 17:16
A subtle fuschia is nice too
Slon
No subject title | 12/10/2005, 14:48
Yes, but I'd have to be an evil pink-eyed white bunny to wear that.
Dino
No subject title | 12/10/105, 12:29
Pink is my favourite colour
Slon
No subject title | 12/10/2005, 11:15
If I can find one that brings out my eyes.
Charles Crossdresser
No subject title | 12/10/2005, 7:57
I will be..... but I will also be going commando
Dave Wid
No subject title | 12/10/2005, 15:27
Hello. Hmmmm. I am saying hello. Is anyone else wearing a dress this Christmas?
Dino
No subject title | 9/10/105, 14:50
Damn - my browser sent that last posting twice...
Dino
No subject title | 9/10/105, 14:50
Sometimes I look at the people around me and the often random postings from strangers on this site and think to myself...what a f***ed up world!
Dino
No subject title | 9/10/105, 14:50
Sometimes I look at the people around me and the often random postings from strangers on this site and think to myself...what a f***ed up world!
amaka
help me | 9/10/2005, 9:0
i realy want you all to healp me
Slon
No subject title | 6/10/2005, 11:45
Blimey October 6th already. Happy Birthday guys.
MIkey H
No subject title | 6/10/2005, 9:6
Happy Birthday Mr Flute - hope you have a good one.... oh yes and happy birthday to me as well!!!!
Arkwright
No subject title | 5/10/2005, 22:43
"How many Ps in per per per per peppers, six or seven?"
Our Ronnie...
Classic | 5/10/105, 21:0
"The Prime Minister met with the Cabinet today. He also spoke to the bookcase and argued with the chest of drawers."
Dino
No subject title | 4/10/2005, 16:27
Dr. Spooner: It was beautiful. The ricest nose I ever picked!
Anonymous
No subject title | 4/10/2005, 13:33
Doctor:
Are you now or have you ever been a practising homosexual?
Fletcher:
What, with these feet?
Ken
Ronnie | 4/10/2005, 13:19
Slon - ditto.
Slon
Ronnie | 4/10/2005, 11:29
Damn shame.
dave
Ronnie Barker | 4/10/2005, 10:3
Didn't he do a panto with us once? Anyway, thanks for making me laugh Ronnie. What a geezer...
The Phantom Raspbeery Blower of Old London Town
Fork 'andles | 4/10/2005, 9:27
British TV comedy actor Ronnie Barker, who starred in Porridge and The Two Ronnies, has died aged 76.
One of the most respected and loved comedy performers of his generation, he was best known as one half of a double act with Ronnie Corbett.
But he also proved himself as an outstanding sitcom actor and script writer, winning four Bafta TV awards in the 1970s.
He died at home peacefully on Monday, his agent told BBC News 24.
Last year he was awarded a lifetime achievement Bafta for his TV work.
That led to a return for the Two Ronnies on BBC One, 34 years after the show first appeared on TV screens and 17 years after he had first retired from show-business.
Barker also delivered a number of dramatic performances, most recently as Winston Churchill's manservant in the award-winning TV film The Gathering Storm and in HBO film My House in Umbria.
Le Burge
Ironic? | 3/10/2005, 9:25
Ah, Badger, an ironic drowning suggestion, considering your moniker. Hacking is so last century, don't you think? A little bit too ironic...I really do think
Anonymous
No subject title | 1/10/2005, 20:27
Nothing said
md tiraspol
mapa | 1/10/2005, 20:27
Nothing said
Badger
No subject title | 30/9/2005, 15:13
Oooh, and we've been hacked - again. Isn't that impressive. Wow, fantastic, crikey, etc. etc.
Badger
No subject title | 30/9/2005, 14:53
Aaarrgghhhh, I can't believe someone has targeted Madhatters with some awful, misguided, 'guerilla' marketing. Imagine the meeting that led to that, 'hey everyone, wouldn't it be great if we posted on chat rooms pretending to be members of the public and generated some hype about our... (insert inappropriate company, charity, etc. here)". I'm particularly astounded that this is for a supposedly reputable organisation like the Battersea Dog's Home. Ah well, that's marketing for you. Anyway, Battersea is right on the river bank so if they don't have enough money to keep all those dogs, maybe they should bag a few up and dump them in the Thames.
Dino
letitbepee | 30/9/2005, 12:49
A bit of self-aggrandisement going on here methinks! Bog and Bobbins, do you really think we are that stupid to go look at your dumb site?
bob
letitbeme | 30/9/2005, 12:23
ok robin I have just had a look , that is really excellent I have sent them a text to donate and have bookmarked the battersea search page .. what a nice idea !!
robin
letitbeme | 30/9/2005, 12:20
the recomended web site is awsome thanks bill suggest everyone has a look !!
Anonymous
No subject title | 29/9/2005, 9:40
nice packet justin.
dave
Packet | 28/9/2005, 14:34
Ah, I see what you mean. No maybe I'll make you guys sweat a bit, unless you can send me something better.
Slon
No subject title | 27/9/2005, 21:57
Oh good god Dave, get that photo off the corner of the site. All I see now is Justins packet. Ugh. (No offence Flutey)
dave
Hullo | 27/9/2005, 16:12
Oooh, hullo, How's everyone?
Mikey H
Google | 26/9/2005, 12:40
Made me smile too - even better if you hit the "I'm feeling lucky" search!
Slon
No subject title | 26/9/2005, 12:17
Google the word 'failure'. Made me laugh.
Anonymous
No subject title | 26/9/2005, 9:35
Nothing said
Ken
No subject title | 23/9/2005, 20:50
Hi Dave the man in question is Justin.
Shirley Bassey
No subject title | 23/9/2005, 16:12
Dave - He's the man, the man with the midas touch
A spider's touch
Such a cold finger
Beckons you to enter his web of sin
But don't go in...
dave
Driving test | 23/9/2005, 15:43
Ken - who is this mystery person?
Slon
No subject title | 23/9/2005, 9:4
A (singular) lift?
Dino
Old Gits | 23/9/105, 0:23
What exactly is Justin packing....! This photo comes out close up and full screen and I had to cancel it straight away after looking at his groin! Please make the pics smaller...
Ken
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 21:6
Well, he can be quite elusive and is full of surprises. Who'd have thought he would have tied the knot ahead of many other famous single hatters. I for one say well done and give us a lift.
Slon
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 20:37
No, I refuse to believe it!
The Norfolk Enquirer
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 17:58
Someone has passed their driving test!
gromit
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 17:40
Mozzarella is going on?
John
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 17:31
Thanks for playing the cheese puns game, Dino. Come on everyone, join in. It's fun as long as you do it caerphilly.
Dino
No subject title | 22/9/2005, 12:57
I think they're trying to milk as much from it as possible, but it's whey too ambitious!
John
Cheese | 21/9/2005, 18:28
You're right, Dino. It's a cottage industry at best.
Dino
No subject title | 21/9/2005, 17:25
I think the whole plan has holes in it...it's a real swiss...
Slon
No subject title | 21/9/2005, 13:24
You're missing the open-cast cheese mining possibilities
Bruce
Moon? Studio more like | 21/9/2005, 12:56
Sion if only you had read the small print, it was all a great stitch up on our Russian cousins.
(G)astronamy indicates the moon is made of cheese, there is no need to go and check this fact.
Of course it could be the next thing in the cola wars to see who can sponsor the trip first. Virgin of course are already there but tried to get into the Orientale market but are having a real mare getting their message across!!
haso
rovic | 21/9/2005, 13:4
kak ste
haso
rovic | 21/9/2005, 13:4
kak ste
Paul Hogan
No subject title | 20/9/2005, 17:1
Australian police working in Aboriginal communities have withdrawn new uniforms after they appeared to poke fun at many Aborigines' problems with alcohol.
New South Wales police ordered 50 green vests for Aboriginal Community Liaison Officers - known as ACLOs.
But the vests arrived bearing a much more insulting acronym - ALCO, used all over Australia as slang for alcoholic.
The error was missed until it was almost too late, prompting embarrassed apologies from senior police chiefs.
ACLOs are deployed to be a visible presence in Aboriginal communities with the aim of calming trouble and easing tensions.
Instead officers almost took to the streets clad in a luminous insult aimed squarely at the people they hoped to placate.
Mikey H
No subject title | 20/9/2005, 12:25
I didn't realise you were a astronomy graduate Slon - but I guess you must have done something at Hatfield for 3 years..... unlike me!!
Dino
No subject title | 20/9/2005, 9:31
Is that a proposal to John? Bit late now isn't it...?
Slon
No subject title | 20/9/2005, 9:10
How old are you?
John
No subject title | 19/9/2005, 21:13
If you knew that was going to sadden you, why didn't you just marry someone a bit older?
Slon
Moon | 19/9/2005, 16:41
Yipee, as an astronomy graduate I am delighted to report that NASA are going back to the moon (not that many of you care, I'm sure). Do you realise, everyone who's walked on the moon has done it in my lifetime, bit nobody has done so in my wife's lifetime. That saddens me. It's like Concord, one of the few times humans have achieved a feat and given up. Sorry to waffle but really excited.
Anonymous
No subject title | 19/9/2005, 16:17
Nothing said
Anonymous
No subject title | 19/9/2005, 16:17
Nothing said
Ken
ken.rodrigues@gmail.com | 19/9/2005, 14:19
Hi John, send me an email and we'll discuss, might have to be next week though.
Anonymous
No subject title | 28/10/2005, 21:41
Nothing said
DFRE
AMIR00ALAIS@yahoo.com | 28/10/2005, 21:41
Nothing said
Slon
No subject title | 17/9/2005, 19:36
I like the "Danger of Death" sign behind them
Dino
No subject title | 17/9/105, 0:25
But they are both wearing what looks like wedding rings?!?!?! I don't understand...have we transported back to the 60's...?
John
No subject title | 16/9/2005, 19:11
Ken, I've lost your number. How about lunch one day next week?
John
Congratulations | 16/9/2005, 16:28
I see from the News section that not only did Justin and Sue not get married, they managed to not do it TWICE. Extraordinary.
Sarah
Cricket | 16/9/2005, 14:58
I'm with Dave on the cricket front
Steve
No subject title | 15/9/2005, 8:33
Anyone for tennis? (Or waterskiing in this weather!!)
Psi
No subject title | 14/9/2005, 17:23
No Dave, it isn't fair, that's why Monday was a draw not a win. However the draw meant we won the series of 5 games - 2 draws, 2 to us and 1 to them.
Simon H
No subject title | 14/9/2005, 16:19
Personally, I'm a more of an International Powerdrinknig man. This year the final is in Sarejevo which I think demonstrates how far the region has come.
dave
Cricket | 14/9/2005, 12:41
It's no good I'm determined not to understand the game.
dave
No subject title | 14/9/2005, 12:41
Eh, that's not really very fair is it? They didn't have chance to bat a second innings. It's just not cricket.
It's like only being allowed to play one half of a football match. So we won by luck, not skill then?
Le Burge
Final innings | 14/9/2005, 9:28
The problem was, Dave, that the Aussies only had about 1/2 an hour of play left, equating to about 10 overs, to get the runs - 35 an over, anyone? Oh, and it was almost dark so they couldn't actually see the ball travelling at 90mph from 22 yds away.
dave
Cricket | 13/9/2005, 16:25
...er I mean, come on you Barmy Army.
dave
Giving up | 13/9/2005, 16:25
What I didn't understand about yesterday was why the Australians just gave up? Surely they could have still won the game. They had an innings left over. Now I'm no rocket scientist but wouldn't they have only had to get 350 runs to win in their second innings? Absolute madness. Did they take a bribe?
Steve
No subject title | 13/9/2005, 16:4
Yawn....ZZZZZzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. Cucumber sandwiches anyone?
Dickie Bird
Hope this helps Dino | 13/9/2005, 14:45
Leg Before Wicket:
If the batsman misses the ball with his bat, but intercepts it with part of his body when it would otherwise have hit the wicket, and provided several other conditions (described below) are satisfied. An umpire must adjudicate such a decision, and will only do so if the fielding team appeal the decision. This is a question asked of the umpire, usually of the form ``How's that?'' (or ``Howzat?''), and usually quite enthusiastic and loud. If the ball bounces outside an imaginary line drawn straight down the pitch from the outside edge of leg stump, then the batsman cannot be out LBW, no matter whether or not the ball would have hit the stumps. If the batsman attempts to play a shot at the ball with his bat (and misses) he may only be given out LBW if the ball strikes the batsman between imaginary lines drawn down the pitch from the outside edges of leg and off stumps (ie. directly in line with the wicket). If the batsman does not attempt to play the ball with his bat, then he may be given out LBW without satisfying this condition, as long as the umpire is convinced the ball would have hit the wicket. If the ball has hit the bat before the hitting the batsman, then he cannot be given out LBW.
Slon
No subject title | 13/9/2005, 13:14
Oh. not a clue, sorry.
Dino
No subject title | 13/9/2005, 12:58
That's all very well.....but what about LBW?
Slon
No subject title | 13/9/2005, 12:52
It's all very simple. You have two sides, one out in the field and one in. Each man that's in goes out, and when he's out he comes in and the next man goes in until he is out. When they are all out, the side that's been out comes in and the side that's been in goes out and tries to get those coming in, out. Sometimes you get men still in and not out.
When a man goes out to go in, the men who are out try to get him out, and when he is out, he goes in and the next man in goes out and goes in. There are two men called umpires who are all out all the time, and they decide when the men who are in are out. When both sides have been in and all the men have been out, and both sides have been out twice after all the men have been in, including those who are not out, that is the end of the game.
Dino
No subject title | 13/9/2005, 10:12
Good job mine's the size of a planet then....fire away...pea brain! ;-)
Le Burge
LBW | 13/9/2005, 9:50
Dino - I'm afraid the LBW rule is just far too subtle to understand if your brain's the size of a pea
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/9/2005, 23:19
Happy belated birthday stevey! x
Slon
Won something at last | 12/9/2005, 22:3
Sorry, been a bit out of touch. Have we been at war with Johnny Hun again or something?
Dino
No subject title | 12/9/2005, 17:34
Well done England! We've won something at last!
Dino
No subject title | 12/9/2005, 15:44
I don't follow cricket but isn't it exciting! Can anyone explain the LBW rule...?
dave
Dave Wid 'KFD' | 12/9/2005, 14:3
It was axed after a disappointing second series. Isn't that always the way with british detective comedy?
Anonymous
Where is he now? | 12/9/2005, 9:57
Whatever happened to the Dave Wid 'Kung-Fu Detective' TV show?
Syndrome
Wid | 12/9/2005, 9:54
How dare you compare me that puny weakling! I am the Mighty Syndrome and I will destroy you!!
Ken
Wid look-a-likes | 11/9/2005, 21:31
Dino, I agree, though would like to add that the English cricketer, Matthew Hoggard also has bears a fleeting resembelance to the Blonde one...any other offers?
Dino
No subject title | 11/9/105, 20:8
Am I the only person who thinks the baddie in The Incredibles looks like Wid? Oh...and happy birthday to me....bugger it...another bloody year scored off...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 9/9/2005, 18:56
I have a bread maker.But I guess that doesn't help.
dave
Dave Wid | 9/9/2005, 15:54
Dear Dave Wid. Thank you for writing the following on 31st August. "C heque is in the post Dave."
Do you need me to say anything else? Love ya man, but hate hassling you for bread.
Mikey H
No subject title | 9/9/2005, 11:16
Sorry Jol, I'm sure it's a very nice mop!
Jolyon
No subject title | 9/9/2005, 9:13
Don't diss my mop...
Lesley
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 22:39
Oh God, we're all at it now. Eventually found the real me on page 11. However, there was a rather interesting Lesley White on page 1 - 'Sex Starved Bitches' - nothing to do with me, honest! I'm a bit miffed as Phil is on page 1 - 3 times!
Liz
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 21:51
Fantastic - over 8 million hits - I have a feeling I may not rank to highly in there.
Slon
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 17:15
Didn't the Proclaimers sing about the Havers in '500 Miles' - "When I Haver..."?
Meg H
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 16:37
Gosh, what an exciting bunch you/we are!
I do think Jolyon should consider the business opportunities available... workshops in gushing could be very popular.
Sadly the only mention for Meg Birks on Google is for this very site - apparantly someone called Mike was moving in with her in Reading. Meg Haver just appears to be an actual phrase in Hungarian!
Ken
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 14:14
I'm a US architect, WW2 Pilot and of course I will always be that famous Country & Western singer. I couldn't actually find the real KR on google, though I am top of the heap in Yahoo UK search engine.
Dino
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 13:38
I am a professional arm-wrestling champ....so be nice!
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 13:25
Bruce, we all know about your role as Admiral of vice, and you love of poetry and sculpture - but what does the google search say..... ??
Dave Wid
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 13:16
I am a jazz pianist, a basketball player and I wrote a book about TV comedy Friends. I am also the Chair of Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission. Well fiddle dee dee.
Bruce
Promotion | 8/9/2005, 13:3
Well Mike I am an Admiral of Vice and my hobbies are poetry, sculpture,writting music, and painting, some of my work is for sale, the most famous is Room for a Bar snack! Room for a Smoke is where I am going now!
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 12:48
I however appear to be Captain Mike Haver and own my own yacht in the West Indies!!!
Mikey H
Jol cont. | 8/9/2005, 12:45
"... The Koala character will also appear on the outer packaging." Jolyon Hennings, P&G
Trade Marketing Manager gushed: "we are very excited about such massive ..." can you explain how you 'gush' Jol???
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 12:43
Can I just say I think Jolyon should have kept quiet and not started the conversation about googling our own name - have you seen some of the stuff linked to him..... I am very impressed over your comments about the new Koala grio on Pampers Nappies and also your rave reviews of the new Flash Dustmaster - I'm going out to buy one now!!!
Nick W
No subject title | 8/9/2005, 9:35
I am me, at the first entry of page one. Then it goes into tatoos and body piercing, which is not me. Obviously.
Steve
No subject title | 7/9/2005, 23:11
I'm a Senator and a musician.
dave
Dave Patrick | 7/9/2005, 21:56
I don't even wanna tell you what shit I'm into, allegedly.
slon
No subject title | 7/9/2005, 21:29
And apparently I can't spell Chief or write my own name. Perhaps a few less minutes in HPDS and more time studying would also have paid off
Anonymous
No subject title | 7/9/2005, 21:28
Apparently I'm the cheif executive of Cyfle, the Training Company for the Welsh Television, Film and Interactive Media Industry. Good for me, eh? Knew those minutes spent in the HPDS would pay off.
Psi
googlage | 7/9/2005, 20:45
Last time I did this I didn't turn up until the 8th page. It's now the 14th, in a letter written to me by the South West London Transport Committee.
John (Wyatt)
Google hits | 7/9/2005, 19:52
That's nothing, I get more than 60,000, detailing not only my illustrious career in professional baseball but also my contribution to 18th century engineering.
Jolyon
Why ful name? | 7/9/2005, 17:17
So i can increase my hits by 1!
Jolyon Hennings
God i am famous!! | 7/9/2005, 17:16
Googled my name (very busy at the moment) and got a page and a half of hits! all actually me! go on beat that!
dave
No subject title | 7/9/2005, 12:5
Down Steve, Down!
LE Burge
Jarvis | 7/9/2005, 9:17
Ruff! Ruff!
Steve
No subject title | 7/9/2005, 8:21
Jarvis did something the other day... what was that? Oh, you should have seen him. Jo and I laughed. Now what was it again?
He's such a little character. It was really funny, honest. Now, what was it?
Mikey H
kids | 7/9/2005, 6:16
Slon - I knew there was a reason that you & Josie & Meg & I didn't have kids!!!
Sarah W
Kids | 6/9/2005, 20:7
Sarah, it only gets worse!
Thomas told Nick very stroppily "I'm going to kick you!" because Nick would'nt let him get down from the meal table! The joys of being a toddler. Thomas could write an excellent book on 'How to push the boundaries to the limit'.
Sarah
Kids | 6/9/2005, 15:5
I think Lucy has just entered the terrible 2's. She is 15 months and has already mastered stropping. She even storms out of the room!
Sarah Wiggin
Preschool | 6/9/2005, 14:21
Hi all,
Time does indeed go extremely quickly where children are concerned. Thomas has started preschool today!
I'd jusy like to add that we are very excited about our holiday to Canada which starts on saturday; 3 weeks of freedom!! Happy Birthday Hannah, where has the year gone?
Liz
No subject title | 6/9/2005, 14:15
In the end she was quite happy to go because she had a new pink disney princess lunch box.
Slon
No subject title | 6/9/2005, 11:57
Liz, how did it go?
Steve
No subject title | 6/9/2005, 10:33
Yeah, I can't believe it. Jarvis is 6 months old already. He goes up to the bigger boys class next week!!
He still hasn't mastered the down stay yet tho!!
Liz
Happy Birthday | 6/9/2005, 10:16
Happy Birthday Hannah. I hope you all enjoyed your jelly and ice cream. Dave - believe me its just goes quicker and quicker - Eloise started preschool yesterday.
Slon
No subject title | 2/9/2005, 15:48
Not me. May look it but...
dave
Babies | 2/9/2005, 15:29
In fact... we've been nearly six months without a baby. Come on, who's next?? Must be Toni, unless anyone has got anything to say...
dave
Birthday list | 2/9/2005, 15:27
You will have noticed that the Birthday list doesn't include Babyhatters at the moment. A shoddy omission I know and one that will be rectified. Oh god, please give me more time... so much to do. aagh.
Slon
No subject title | 2/9/2005, 14:37
Went by slower than the pregnancy though
Dino
No subject title | 2/9/2005, 13:46
How come you didn't put her name in the birthday list? Wouldn't she be an honorary member of MH?
dave
Birthday | 2/9/2005, 12:3
Hannah's One tomorrow. My word, how time flies. A whole year as a parent. Do I get a certificate?
Le Burge
Bronson | 2/9/2005, 9:27
Never forget how amusing it was to see Bronson turn up in The Empire Strikes Back.....with a bit of old-fashioned English school discipline! RIP.
dave
Genre | 31/8/2005, 17:12
Sorry, that last sentence doesn't read how I intended. Perhaps, I should have used the word 'era'.
dave
Michael Sheard | 31/8/2005, 17:11
With you there Sion, Mr Bronson was the face of authority in the early Grange Hill. I always thought I was a lot younger when he was on TV, but apparently he was in GH from 85-89. Perhaps they should bring out a tribute DVD of his best moments in Grange Hill, Star Wars and Indiana Jones.
By the way, saw Alex McK on TV (C4 - Wakey, Wakey campers). How could he have been anything but a redcoat! Looking forward to seeing it next week, it's surely only a matter of time before he 'ballroom dances'. I suggest all Madhatters of a certain genre check it out.
Justin & Sue
Thanks | 31/8/2005, 16:40
Thank you to everyone who came at the weekend and for the kind wishes of those who couldn't make it. As to explaining the reasons for an un-wedding - far too complicated for us bears of little brain!! Hope everyone had a great time, we certainly did. There will be updates to the RLD website with photos etc as soon as we get them.
Danny
No subject title | 31/8/2005, 16:37
Ha ha ha! Got him!
Slon
No subject title | 31/8/2005, 16:37
Blimey, Mr Bronson's dead. There goes part of my childhood.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 31/8/2005, 16:32
Wow. And I thought my approach to marriage was weird. C heque is in the post Dave.
Nick W
No subject title | 31/8/2005, 9:26
Chowder'ave do ask that?
Slon
??? | 31/8/2005, 9:4
Ooh, a new adjective. What is 'clam'?
Nick W
No subject title | 31/8/2005, 9:2
... and Congrats to the Goodhands. Jenny looked gorgeous, the sun shone, and Kevin was relatively clam (for him). A great day all around. And Young Master Wiggins (3) loved Speakeasy.
Mikey H
DIno's confusion | 31/8/2005, 6:28
Don't worry Dino, I was confused when Si & Liz tried to explain Justin and Sues celebrations to me...... It is my understanding that they are formally together but not married for reasons too complicated to explain....... Congratulations to J+S & hope you had a great time.
Dino
No subject title | 30/8/2005, 17:50
Nope....still confused...Davey - they aren't related but they could be if Psi wanted to offer it to them as a token of esteem.
Slon
To explain further | 30/8/2005, 16:59
Justin & Sue finally didn't tie the knot, and a grand day it was too. The chip van was a touch of real class. Congrats to the Flutes
Steve
No subject title | 30/8/2005, 16:5
It would appear that 9pm tonight on Ch 4 is something called 'Wakey, wakey campers'. I think it's a 'That'll teach 'em' type thing. Do we assume he is a camper?
dave
Related | 30/8/2005, 15:54
Dino - are those sentences related? I am having trouble with your topic changing speed.
Dino
Psi | 30/8/2005, 15:45
What are you congratulating them for?
Do you still want my folding bike?
dave
McKinvern on TV | 30/8/2005, 14:1
I had a strange message from Alex McKinvern earlier today indicating that he may or may not be on C4 tonight at 9pm.
Apparently we are not supposed to "laugh at the hair....i was in character".
Justin and Sue, hope your bash went well, sorry couldn't make it, but was with the Goodhands in Tring.
Psi
No subject title | 30/8/2005, 13:37
J? I meant 'I' of course
Psi
Celebration weekend | 30/8/2005, 13:37
May J just say thank you and congratulations to Sue and Justin and sorry I couldn't make it and congratulations to Jenny and Kev.
Voice From The Deep
No subject title | 27/8/105, 9:44
Jess...this isn't real time...we only post when we have something to say....wooooooooo.......
Anonymous
No subject title | 26/8/2005, 20:2
anie one der
Anonymous
No subject title | 26/8/2005, 20:2
ello
jessica
No subject title | 26/8/2005, 20:0
hi all i am a naw member on this site
dave
Plans | 26/8/2005, 10:52
Anyone got any plans this weekend. Thought I might go and feed the ducks.
Slon
No subject title | 25/8/2005, 11:31
I'm 38 and I can't make tea or coffee to save my life. You may have a long wait.
dave
No subject title | 25/8/2005, 11:2
Please april, Queens English only. I hadn't thought about Hannah's teenage years, but I'm looking forward to the day when she can make a nice cup of tea.
april
smith | 24/8/2005, 19:28
:)
bihotches!
HATERZ!!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 24/8/2005, 21:45
Just you wait - all you with little babyhatters scurrying around and eating grubs from under the fridge. When they grow up to be big strong dissaffected teenagers you will realise the true skills nd patience of secondary school teachers. Now, back to Perry Mason.
Dave Wids Mirror
No subject title | 24/8/2005, 12:37
It's not a pretty sight - I have to admit. (I'll also be glad when he goes back to work... if you can call 12 weeks holiday a year 'work')
Dave Wid
No subject title | 24/8/2005, 11:15
Wow. I just saw myself in the mirror. I look like shit. I think I need to get back to work.
Nick W
No subject title | 24/8/2005, 8:59
Is that not the home of Alan Partridge - or was that the Travel Tavern?
Randy Trousers
No subject title | 23/8/105, 20:37
Sounds like a swingers invitation to me...see you there!
Liz
Justin's Party | 23/8/2005, 19:54
Psi can you send me or Justin your email address so that we can send you the party details - we both seem to have the wrong one. We are staying at the Travel Inn, Norwich Airport if you want to join us.
Steve
No subject title | 23/8/2005, 13:48
Dunno if anyone has mentioned it lately (I'd hate to be repetitive!), but we really ought to save the trees, you know!
dave
Good point | 23/8/2005, 13:17
Good point Sion, well made. Well, Edinburgh over for another year. It will be the 5th trip next year so I expect to see everyone come... well, if you can be persuaded.
Slon
Save the trees | 21/8/2005, 17:42
We're trying to. Otherwise we'd send letters to each other.
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mike
Devon Cliffs- Haven | 20/8/2005, 23:50
i saw you at Haven. you were funny
Steve
Hulk | 19/8/2005, 16:46
Is it just me or is James Blunts 'You're Beautiful' a rip off of The Incredible Hulk theme toon. You know, the original with Bill Bixby?
Slon
No subject title | 19/8/2005, 15:43
Oh. "Absolutely". I've just come over all warm and nostalgic. Anyone got a copy of the series? Will swap my car for it?
dave
Edinburgh | 19/8/2005, 11:19
Well, you should all be up here. It's great. I went on a walking tour with Arthur Smith yesterday, Very bizarre as at various points people were making spontaneous performance art. My favourite thing, well it has to be Absolutely's Frank Hovis in 'Filth'.
Le Burge
Scotland | 19/8/2005, 9:16
Hi Steve. I'm not in Scotland, not neither. Harlesden in a much nicer place to be, sandwiched between family executions up the road and discarded rucksack bombs just down the road. Loverly!
Steve
No subject title | 19/8/2005, 8:40
Damn those septic's and especially The Simpsons. Mmmmmmm Donu.. D'oh!!! Doughnuts!!
Dino
No subject title | 18/8/105, 20:46
It's spelt DOUGHNUTS! Oh for fuc....
Slon
No subject title | 18/8/2005, 18:36
Nah, who wants to go to Scotland. It's full of the bloody English.
Steve
No subject title | 18/8/2005, 15:50
Thank god for Davey. Kick starting the chat again. How is the festival? Seen any good shows? Am I the only MHer not in Scotland?
dave
No subject title | 18/8/2005, 14:2
..oh, no hang on. I like the news. It is funny. Especially the in depth article on Cheese and Donuts.
dave
Edinburgh Festival 2005 | 18/8/2005, 14:1
Hi everyone. I'm not drunk.
Nick W
No subject title | 15/8/2005, 20:25
John. You are a bastard. Enough said.
Nick W
No subject title | 15/8/2005, 19:42
Tomorrow I am responsible for the official "Welcome Home" party for Big Brother winner Anthony, to his home town of Consett. He is being named an official Ambassador for the town, getting a certificate / freedom of the town. It took me 20 mins to talk the Leader of the Council out of a open top bus tour for Christ's sake. Is this what my professional life has come to? Did I really spend 4 years at university to arse lick around a geordie halfwit? I may just end it now. Pass me that hosepipe, the cars started.
p.s. It's at 5pm at the Bandstand if you are a fan.
Steve
No subject title | 14/8/2005, 17:34
That was the one I meant that was OK!
Slon
No subject title | 13/8/2005, 14:11
No, no. I won't have that. There was that one film, you know. Where he plays a little feller obsessed with sex and death. That was watchable. Partly.
Steve
No subject title | 12/8/2005, 15:12
He gets about. He was outside Jo's place a couple of weeks back with Scarlet Johannsen. Ask him how he's managed to remain a cult figure even tho his films have been crap for years?
Dino
dave's question | 12/8/2005, 13:34
*was* related...in another life perhaps...????
Dino
No subject title | 12/8/2005, 11:7
Ask him if he got his name from participating in early trials of Viagra?
dave
No subject title | 12/8/2005, 10:37
Ask him if its true he was related to Dave Allen.
Dino
No subject title | 12/8/2005, 10:6
Is he operating the barrier?
Ann Dee
Directorial genius | 12/8/2005, 9:43
Woody Allen is in my car park, anyone got any messages they want passed on?
Dino
No subject title | 12/8/2005, 9:11
Difficult to admit...but John is making more sense than usual...
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/8/2005, 19:53
Rubbery
John
What fun | 11/8/2005, 18:8
Possible we if all to translate our chat Chinese and before back submits a piece of writing for publication in 0N it.
John
No subject title | 11/8/2005, 18:8
Maybe we should all translate our chat into Chinese and back before posting it...
Steve
No subject title | 11/8/2005, 16:3
Maybe you should get them all some Huggies Pull Up Pants?
Dino
No subject title | 11/8/2005, 15:14
Why am I surrounded by incompetence...!
dave
No subject title | 10/8/2005, 12:31
Good afternoon, I love the subtitles vay fun, bloy fool.
Badger
No subject title | 9/8/2005, 15:7
Some days the internet is all that keeps me sane. I'd love to get a copy of that DVD. It probably tells an entirely different story to the one that we're familiar with in the UK.
Slon
recommendation | 9/8/2005, 14:52
Badger, where do you find these sites? You are clearly important in good elephant.
Steve
Amazon | 9/8/2005, 12:52
I take back what I said about Amazon earlier. They managed to beat both CDWow and Play on complete seasons of The West Wing! So, I treated myself to two seasons! And I did it thru the MH site!! Now, I just need to see if they arrive some time this year....
Steve
TG | 9/8/2005, 11:53
Nah, not much airtime for me. It was a real scrum of people rushing to get the prime position behind the hosts. And they moved girls with cleavage INTO shot! Did make a comment during the Cool Wall segment but alas I must be on the cutting room floor (they filmed 4 hours for a one hour show). Still, Clarkson and Hammond were nice. I'll put a mobile phone picture of the wife with Hamster boy in MH News!
Slon
No subject title | 9/8/2005, 11:39
Didn't spot you next to Jeremy?
Steve
Amazon | 9/8/2005, 8:59
Davey, can't you get a link sorted to CDWow and Play247 as they are both way cheaper than Amazon and I need to buy Season 2 of The West Wing and a couple of albums!! (Plus I don't have to wait 4 years for delivery. Ooo controversial!)
Anonymous
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 22:5
Edinburgh anyone?
Dino
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 16:59
Put a comma in after "Hatter" and it scans better.
Dino
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 15:21
Amazon, parmesan, cheese Mad as a Hatter for books that matter.
dave
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 14:36
It would be appreciated Sion, but never mind. Next time you think Amazon, just go to the site via the link on the right... cheers. Try and make up a little rhyme of something.
Slon
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 14:7
Oh for god's sake! I buy shedloads off amazon - why can I never remember to do it via this site?
Dino
No subject title | 8/8/2005, 13:49
So....what did anyone do in the last 365 days...?
Steve
Footie | 5/8/2005, 10:51
Woohoo! You've obviously found a better goalie!!
Le Burge
Footie | 5/8/2005, 9:24
Steve - we won. Champions!
Steve
No subject title | 4/8/2005, 8:31
'Footie typeS'!
Steve
No subject title | 4/8/2005, 8:31
So, footie type.... how did you get on?
Psi
No subject title | 3/8/2005, 13:14
London Underground have just announced that full service on the Piccadilly line will resume tomorrow. 4 weeks to the day. I think that's very impressive.
Liz
No subject title | 3/8/2005, 13:7
How unfair is that - I've just had a gorgeous garden table and chairs delivered and now its bloody raining!
Le Burge
Footie | 3/8/2005, 9:56
Cheers, Steve. Not just get promoted, but to win the Championship and be awarded some Tupperware for our trophy cabinet
Josie
Sad thing | 2/8/2005, 15:50
I've just been to Milton Keynes station, and there's loads of armed and regular police hanging about. I heard them talking about a new stop and search policy. It's all very depressing...
Josie
No subject title | 2/8/2005, 15:49
Nothing said
Steve
No subject title | 2/8/2005, 14:10
You're all just jealous. May I be the first to wish the Madhatters and Ringer 6-a-side football team a large 'GOOD LUCK' for their mission to get promoted tomorrow night. Break a leg boys (though don't twist an ankle or rupture any ligaments)!
Dino
No subject title | 2/8/2005, 13:43
Nobody could match Steve's tenuous link to Top Gear's garage!
Anonymous
No subject title | 2/8/2005, 13:23
Tumbleweed blows across the website and all that can be heard is the faint sound of the wind blowing across the page.......
Steve
TG | 29/7/2005, 12:7
Well, here goes. My brother in law's, wife's Dad is a security guard at the place where they film it and he can get tickets. We've been trying for a while, it's the last one in the series next week and they may be moving to a new venue for the next one so we're lucky!!
Le Burge
Gear | 29/7/2005, 9:18
Explain more Steve - how did that happen, and why?
Steve
Top Gear | 28/7/2005, 16:52
Hey everyone, dunno if any of you are interested but I'll be a member of the Top Gear audience next Wednesday, to be aired the following Sunday. So, I'll try and get as close to Clarkson as possible (even if it's just to chin him!), so keep ya eyes peeled!!
dave
No subject title | 28/7/2005, 13:45
Mikey, how could I refuse...
Mikey H
No subject title | 28/7/2005, 12:38
Rocktastic!
Mikey H
St Alban entertainment | 28/7/2005, 12:37
....talking of Entertainment in St Albans, I noticed in my latest edition of Classic Rock (mate), that Limehouse Lizzy ("the best Thin Lizzy tribute band") are playing at the Horn on Sat 29th October..... Anyone fancy going?
dave
Oooppss | 28/7/2005, 12:15
..yes Kev, that's what I meant. Er, PEH.
kevt
No subject title | 28/7/2005, 11:58
'Turn to Face the Change' is on in Prince Edward Hall NOT Trestle ;)
dave
Turn to Face the Change | 28/7/2005, 11:18
Is anyone going along to see 'Turn to Face the Change' at Trestle in St Albans tonight?
dave
Bored... | 28/7/2005, 11:18
I think you might have to start your own organisation for that Steve.
Dino
No subject title | 28/7/2005, 10:16
I'm so bored...does anyone want to give me a real job...that involves me adding some kind of value to an organisation...?
dave
Boosh | 26/7/2005, 22:41
Thanks Ken I love you.
Slon
No subject title | 26/7/2005, 20:55
That's a quote isn't it? That'll bloody drive me mad that will.
Anonymous
No subject title | 26/7/2005, 20:13
empty the clip boy empty the clip.....
Ken
The Mighty Boosh | 26/7/2005, 19:46
Hi Dave, in case you're interested you can view the first new episode of the Mighty Boosh online via the BBC website right now...
Dino
See this for more info... | 26/7/2005, 12:53
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4708373.stm
Dino
No subject title | 26/7/2005, 11:34
Why thank you kind Sir...even if the compliment was backhanded! :-P
Mikey H
No subject title | 26/7/2005, 11:25
for once I think that Dino is talking sense..... there's a first for everything!
Dino
No subject title | 26/7/2005, 9:57
How many times would you shoot someone if you thought they might detonate a bomb in your face? I don't think you can rationalise the situation after the fact.
Slon
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 21:38
Maybe his finger slipped?
Steve
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 17:7
I accept that. But 7 times? 2, even 3 to make sure, but that does seem excessive surely.
Dino
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 17:30
You don't shoot suicide bombers anywhere but in the head so that they can't detonate the bomb.
Steve
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 16:20
Mind you. I'm not saying the coppers didn't go a tad overboard! Just read a report that said an inquest has revealed that the Brazilian bloke was shot 8 TIMES! 7 in the head!! Whatever happened to one in the knee to bring him down or is that just in films?
Steve
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 16:15
Maybe he's hoping someone will treat it the way Rodriguez treated Miller's Sin City. There's always hope. On the shot man, surely they looked more official than the general public with a gun and surely they shouted something like 'Stop, Police'? In broad daylight, if I saw someone with a gun, shouting some kind of warning, I'm afraid my first thought would be they're coppers, not a gang of hitmen about to bump me off while I'm doing my shopping?
Slon
V | 25/7/2005, 15:53
And "League" for that matter. Why do people take great stories and turn them into shite movies?
Slon
V | 25/7/2005, 15:52
Apparently Alan Moore has distanced himself from "V For Vendetta" which could mean it's as abysmal as "From Hell". Still you never know.
John
Not Si H's favourite movie | 25/7/2005, 15:37
I had a unique thought about the terrorist suspect who was shot, until Mikey H turned out to have had it as well. There could be several other explanations why the man ran. 1) He didn't realise the (plainclothes) officers were policemen and ran from apparent gunmen. 2) He thought they were talking to someone else and so ran from an apparently dangerous scene. 3) He'd been involved in some other crime recently.
4) He did what I'd have done faced with a group of blokes producing weapons and screaming at him, and run away, regardless of what it was they were shouting.
Steve
Few Words | 25/7/2005, 14:28
V for Vendetta is one of the best graphic novels of all time. Innocent people shouldn't run away from the police, especially when things are the way they are at the moment It's just plain stupid.
Badger
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 14:35
Yes, it's a classic 80's graphic novel (one of my brother's favourites) by Alan Moore which the Wachowski brothers have turned into a movie. Hugo Weaving and Natalie Portman star. Recall that the St Albans posse went to Hatfield House quite a bit for banquets so just thought I'd mention it.
dave
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 14:20
What is that, a film?
Badger
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 13:58
On a different note, I just read that the opening sequence of V for Vendetta was filmed at Hatfield House earlier this summer.
Slon
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 13:1
You may be right, sigh. F***ing world.
Mikey H
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 12:44
Sorry to gate crash the Dave-Slon&Dino show, but if I was Brazilian who had been brought up on the streets of Brazil and someone pulled a gun out infront of me I think 'run like f***' would be my natural instinct - I guess it's a very regrettable difference between the relatively respectful/trusting culture we have in the UK against the less controlled culture he was used to in Brazil.
dave
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 12:36
Horses, but actually you could be onto something there.
Slon
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 12:34
Friends or Horses?
dave
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 12:15
It's at times like these I like to hum the tune to the happy advert, "I like horses, they're my friends".
I just wish I wasn't allergic to them.
dave
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 12:13
That's the thing Sion - I haven't heard any mention of this man's actions in the media. The coverage is all about the fact that an innocent man has been shot. Yet, it is weird that we aren't being presented with a balanced viewpoint on the events. Why normally inquisitive news networks that pour over stories in so much detail don't address the bleedin' obvious, I do not know. I will state again one more time for the record. I know the outcome of what happened. But, I want to know what the Brazillian guy actually did when approached by police. Then, and only then do I feel I can form a balanced view on how the police acted.
There's too much judging going on without enough information. I suppose that's 24hr news coverage for you... I seem to remember getting irate in a similar manner when Ken Livingstone was acted for his so called Nazi jibe. No facts, just knee-jerk headlines to increase media circulation. He hadn't actually said anything racist or offensive at all.
Anyway, the man on the street is getting angrier because he is not being presented with the facts. Well, I am anyway. Look out media tycoons, middle England is fed up of being fed the same old clap-trapp
Slon
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 11:57
And he must've been pegging it a bit. They say he was chased into the station where he "leaped over the barrier" and was shot on the train. That's got to be a fair distance. He was clearly trying to escape and must've had a guilty conscience about something. I wondered if he hadn't understood what they were saying to him but he worked here. He must've had a reasonable grasp of the language, surely?
dave
Suspect shooting | 25/7/2005, 11:31
I have been listening to the news coverage over and over again and there has been no mention of 'why the guy reacted as he did'. Surely, the question on peoples minds as they watch the reports! Why don't journalists ask this simple question, I don't understand? Maybe if we knew what he actually did to warrant being shot we could at least make a bit more of an informed judgement about the incident. People seem to be condemning or supporting the police without knowing any of the facts. If I had been an armed officer confronted with a potential Terrorist suspect, who came out of a 'watched' house, who was wearing a padded jacket with wires coming out (is this true?) and who ran when told to stop, I would have probably done the same thing - although maybe with 4 less gun-shots. If however he was minding his own business and was hunted down then that's different. He was still running though, apparently from eye-witness accounts.
Slon
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 10:50
Couldn't agree more. Terrible cock-up obviously but would I want them to do it again to an "idiot who runs from armed police, wearing a padded jacket on a hot day in July, sporting wires hanging out his back pocket, vaulting over barriers into the tube system...scene of carnage two weeks' previously"? Frankly, yes.
Dino
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 9:54
Obviously I put the last comment in before it came to light the guy was an innocent idiot who runs from armed police, wearing a padded jacket on a hot day in July, sporting wires hanging out his back pocket, vaulting over barriers into the tube system...scene of carnage two weeks' previously...regrettable death...but our Police still did the right thing thing in trying to protect the public and I hope they don't fail to do the same again - next time he may not be as innocent and many people may die if they don't act. I don't think suicide bombers stop to help police with their enquiries...I may be wrong...
Judge Dread
No subject title | 25/7/2005, 9:28
I hear you Dino.
candy
hi | 23/7/2005, 16:54
Nothing said
Dino
No subject title | 22/7/2005, 14:5
I'd like to congratulate our police force on their immediate execution of justice today. Anyone else who wants to try and scare us by killing innocent people should look and take note.
Ken
No subject title | 22/7/2005, 10:45
Just wanted to say happy birthday to Slon for Wednesday. To add to Dino's comment, what is going on with these pathetic hackers - I'd say castrate the buggers, same goes for assholes who attempted to bomb London yesterday.
Dino
No subject title | 22/7/2005, 9:58
Why are all these pratts from Turkey? Are they breeding them specially?
Le Burge
Retort | 22/7/2005, 9:15
Excellent retort to the so-called Hacker, Dave. Words like knob and prick are so underused these days!
Slon
No subject title | 21/7/2005, 14:55
Oh, crap. London 'Hatters take care today, eh?
Slon
No subject title | 21/7/2005, 12:5
Maybe people think we're the Pentagon or something?
ToughAdder
No subject title | 21/7/2005, 10:50
Ha! Ha! Haaaaaaaaa! Ha! HaHaHaHa!!!! Look it is me, the all POWERFUL ToughAdder! I am here to assimilate you all. Your open forum website is like a tiny, squeeking mouse in my clutches. I have craked your weak code! I have destoyed your defences. No website where people chat to each other by typing in a small box is safe from the destructive hacking power of the Adder that is...er, tough. RUN AND HIDE!!!
Josie
josie.hughes@open.ac.uk | 19/7/2005, 13:23
Psi - an email I've sent you has bounced back to me - can I have your address again please.
Dino
No subject title | 18/7/2005, 12:40
Where are you moving it to?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 18/7/2005, 11:10
I'm moving house on friday.
Isn't that nice.
Dino
No subject title | 17/7/2005, 9:44
Tuesday....
Dave Wid
No subject title | 15/7/2005, 19:33
Tuesday it is....
dave
No subject title | 15/7/2005, 17:21
I am going to make a decision and say Tuesday evening for Hovis tickets.
Happy Weekend everybody.
Dino
No subject title | 15/7/2005, 15:10
Who's Frank Hovis...? Does he make bread? Can attend any show up to weds eve, cos flying back down to London on Thursday.
The Inspector
No subject title | 14/7/2005, 20:45
I just won't have that. I have inspected every nook and cranny of Mr Wid and know for a fact that he is very clean.
dave
No subject title | 14/7/2005, 13:56
I want to see Frank Hovis, just name a date and we can book up tickets. I know Brian, Simon H and Psi also want to go.
The Ponderer
No subject title | 14/7/2005, 13:26
I wonder if that is because you don't wash?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/7/2005, 13:17
Hi all. Looking forward to Edinburgh this year. Lou, Kate and I are coming up. Question - anyon want to go and see John Sparkes and Peter Baike? Or Jeremy Lions? For some reason the girls aren't that keen...
Slon
Panorama | 14/7/2005, 12:53
Apropos of nothing at all, did anyone see Panorama last night? Scary stuff. If you missed it check out http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/4653469.stm . You may not want to ever go into a hospital again.
Simon H
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 19:23
Sorry to hear that Dino. Met someone last night who was by the bus.
Jol
PARTY!!!!! | 12/7/2005, 18:43
Ok All Baby Hatters (and Mad Hatters with nothing better to do) Party at ours on the 31st of July, that is SUNDAY, Lucnh Party with big BBQ ect. Please e-mail me to confirm your attendence so i can work out what evertone needs to bring ect....
Jol
Baby Hatters | 12/7/2005, 18:39
Ok got it Saterday the 31st, no hang on Sunday 30th... no no...bugger...
dave
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 17:38
Jol - it's Sunday 31st July. It's your party, i don't feel like I ought to dictate this to you, but really, we've been through this enough times. Sunday 31st July. You need to open your invitation to all Madhatters and Babyhatters.
Jol
Baby Hatters | 12/7/2005, 16:6
So who is coming on the 31st? or 30th which ever it as that Dave oragnsised....
Sarah
More babyhatters | 12/7/2005, 16:43
Wow Jolyon, 2 under 2. Good luck!
Steve
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 12:1
Well, we all know that if it were spelling that got ya pregnant, Jol would be a Jaffa. Ah, bless him he's dyk..., discle...., dysklox.... Oh bollocks! He can't spell, but he sure knows how to procreate!!
Mikey H
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 12:54
Oh Dear - Poor Jol, the isolation must be getting to you..... but Congtaulations to you and Toni on your news. Are you still having your party on 31st July?
dave
Change | 12/7/2005, 12:52
Change is good, and Jol is just the man to do it. I would rather have 50 professional CDs though, than 50 proffessional CDs. Congrats on knocking up your wife again Jol.
Steve
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 11:27
I'd just like to apologise on behalf of Box Bear for my business partner. Now he's properly self-employed, he doesn't get out much. Also, apologies for the crude way the subject was changed!!
Jols
On a happier note | 12/7/2005, 12:1
No pregnant again, Due 18th December.... so back in your box..
Jols2
On a happier note | 12/7/2005, 12:1
u mean was pregnant, Amelie is 15 months old now you twat
Jols
On a happier note | 12/7/2005, 12:0
Oh yes just remebered Toni is pregnant!
Jols2
On a happier note | 12/7/2005, 11:58
you sad sad man.. get a life
Jols
On a happier note | 12/7/2005, 11:57
Yes tha..... why am i doing this?........ i am very lonley..... sob
jols 2
On a hapier note | 12/7/2005, 11:56
Really wow , that must be an awsome piece of kit, you mean i can now get you to make me proffesional looking DVD's and CD's?
Jols
On a Happier Note | 12/7/2005, 11:55
Boxbear have just got their very own DVD and CD publisher, meaning we can now print and burn up to 50 an hour!, i hear they will do very competitive rates for their mates.....
dave
No subject title | 12/7/2005, 11:37
I saw his picture in the Evening Standard last night. Sorry to hear about that Steve.
uli
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 2:11
so very sorry to hear that.
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 18:52
Nothing said
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 18:52
Nothing said
Ken
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 9:45
Sorry to hear about that Dino.
Nick W
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 9:25
Bastards.
Steve
No subject title | 11/7/2005, 7:48
No way. She was on TV and Radio most of the day on Friday. Can't believe it!
Dino
No subject title | 10/7/2005, 15:25
You may have seen and read about Yvonne Nash and her search for her boyfriend who is presumed to have been caught up in the Bus bomb. I played tennis with him last week...damn shame, he was one of the nicest blokes you could meet...RIP Jamie...
uli
No subject title | 10/7/2005, 2:2
just wanted to say i am very glad everyone is okay. Been away camping and just heard about the news. very shocked.
Greg
UFO | 9/7/2005, 16:46
Ever seen a UFO before
Greg
UFO | 9/7/2005, 16:44
HELLO
Dino
No subject title | 9/7/2005, 11:9
Hello new
Claire-Jodie
hello im new | 8/7/2005, 18:39
hello
Dino
No subject title | 8/7/2005, 11:46
True...
The Insulter
No subject title | 8/7/2005, 11:9
There is only one man senile and twatty enough to be Dino.
Dino
No subject title | 8/7/2005, 10:25
Damn...just given away my identity! And no-one suspected it was me either....
Dino
NOSPAMstephen_phipps@hotmail.com | 8/7/2005, 10:24
Just remove the NOSPAM for my email address - if Liverpool St is open then I can usually get to Enfield Town. Thanks anyway - much appreciated. Working from home today - decided it would be more productive.
Steve
No subject title | 8/7/2005, 7:52
Dino, Jo was gonna start walking home at 3.30 (no other option she thought), but heard a rumour that Liverpool St was gonna open at 4pm. They opened up at 3.55 and she got on a pretty empty train to Enfield Lock. I always pick her up, so if there are ever any probelms like that again (which there won't be...cunts) if you can get to Liverpool St and get a train to Enfield Lock, I could always drop you home. I'll get Davey to get me your number or e-mail address.
Dino
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 23:23
Sorry about the swear word. Two people from my office were hospitalised. Fucking cunts.
Dino
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 23:5
Guess you all forgot about me...missed the carnage by a stroke of luck by 15 mins, and got to work ok. Getting home was a bit more of a challenge, but 1.5 hrs walk from Paddington to Kings X was rewarded by the opening of the suburban services to Enfield Chase. Cunts.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 23:4
Good news Steve, cheers. Slon - what is twanging then......?
Steve
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 18:43
Roughty fine according to text message.
Ken
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 16:20
Anyone heard from Roughty? He's the only MH I am aware of that travels through Kings Cross - looks like the bastards hit KX the worst - nearly 21 dead. Slon, not sure - I'll let you know tomorrow.
Slon
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 16:17
Dave W, sorry no.
John
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:55
You will be variously delighted/appalled/indifferent to hear that I am still alive. Glad that Ken and Psi are.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:33
I hope that means playing the guitar Slon. Though Ken - steer clear from playing with filthy lefthanded freaks. Its just not right. Especially when you hide the fact by playing like a good upstanding right hander.
si H
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:31
Thanks mate
Psi
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:27
Latest from South West Trains is that they are running normally
Slon
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:25
Ken, are you free Sat a.m. for some twanging?
Psi
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:24
My understanding is that Waterloo is open and has been since about 2pm
simon h
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:25
no - I have a contender for a room so wondered if he was not coming ?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:9
Picked it up this morning - will call you later - I guess its Edin money - has Al still not sent it?
Simon h
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:8
Dave W. - did you get my message last night. Wasn't sure if I had the right mobile no.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:2
Good to hear from you guys. Hope your day isn't too long and you get back s&s.
Simon H
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 15:2
Is Psi on ? If you are - do you know if Waterloo is open and running out of town ? Hard to find specific intell !
Le Burge
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 14:1
Just what IS the point? And hiding behind a so-called cause as an excuse
dave
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 13:3
Indeed. A cowardly attack, nuff said.
Slon
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 11:51
Christ! Hope all Madhatters in London are ok. Best of luck getting out guys. You may be walking home.
Psi
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 11:22
First off, I'm ok. Is everyone else who works in town? The rumours from inside the Met are that they have been briefed fromt he off that the Underground incidents were also bombs
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 11:21
Just posting to check all you guys are fine.
Ken
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 11:2
Numerous bomb explosions on moving buses, tube networks shut down, some people dead...sounds like an series of 24, sadly it's real and happening in London.
Le Burge
Bump | 7/7/2005, 9:31
Image smaller now..
Le Burge
Damn | 7/7/2005, 9:31
Bugger
Le Burge
Olympics | 7/7/2005, 9:29
Well I'm all for them. If Los Angeles could make a profit out of it when half the competitors didn't turn up, why can't we? Psi, surely it wasn't "Crossrail OR the Olympics?" was it?
Here's one of the many images already floating around the internet:

Steve
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 8:19
Mai oui, mange tout!
Anonymous
No subject title | 7/7/2005, 9:16
affichage?
dave
Sweary | 7/7/2005, 0:31
My word, what a display. Quelle, er display.
Nick W
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 21:11
Whilst we are on a swearing roll, can I just tell President Chirac to fuck off. He's a cunt isn't he? ........ Oh, I feel so much better for that.
Simon H
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 21:0
I want to go to a velodrome I have been to many venues starting with a v.
Ken
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 20:33
John, miss you and loved your retorts to the Insulter, long may your swearing continue. RE: London 2012, Slon, I know where you're coming from but at least there is a point to having the Olympics as opposed to the rather pointless Millenium Dome, besides isn't it great that the French have been put back in their place, the arrogant sods. Psi, how will this fuck your job up?
The Ponderer
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 18:38
I pondered that since the Olympics hasn't made any money since Los Angeles, why we didn't give it to the frogs. I'd pay to see their economy plummet under the burden of higher taxation and the building of 'white elephants' as that gentleman so aptly put it. Not to mention the added burden of trying to get to work in London while it is on - but then everyone could move to Milton Keynes for the period and then the whole thing will take on a whole new meaning...bit like peering through the bottom of a trainspotter's worn pocket.
John
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 17:40
Psi, I have the perfect way to make you feel better. But you don't drink.
Nick W, if you enjoy me swearing, you should have been there when my cat did its business on the bed. Boy, was that a show.
Psi
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 16:18
Cheers, Dave, way to make me feel better, rubbish my past career as well as the future one I now haven't got.
The Fountain of Knowledge
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 16:6
Indeed Dave. Though I am concerned about the costs to the tax payer. Having examined the cost estimates calculated by... by.... some economists, I think, the final costs could be .... well indeed .... more than a bit.
dave
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 15:59
...ah lest we forget poor Psi, who will be affected by, er, yes, how exactly? Will you have to design more stations, project manage some new routes.
As for delaying Crossrail. How can you delay something that is never going to happen?
The Fountain of Knowledge
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 15:36
Actually the Dome is to be used for ........... damn, I've forgotten.
Psi
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:45
Great, that's my job fucked.
dave
Paris 2012 | 6/7/2005, 13:37
I would have gone to France to watch the games (I can say that without fear of jeopardising our chances now). I think the food is better...
Steve
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 12:32
I think it's brilliant! I'll actually be able to go an Olympics. Didn't think I was ever gonna get the opportunity!
dave
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:30
Ah Sion I think you're missing the obvious point that we can actually use the Dome for something now. Trampolining perhaps?
Slon
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:30
Still, up yours Frenchie, Ha Ha.
Slon
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:7
Well, I see the words 'white elephant' still mean nothing to this government. Was nothing learnt from the Dome fiasco? (Sorry to be a naysayer)
dave
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:1
We actually won something, brilliant.
Steve
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 13:10
Woohoo!! We only fucking got it!!
Roll on 2012!! Up yours Paris!!
Dino
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 12:17
Suddenly caht has become interesting again!
The Insulter's Apprentice
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 9:1
You're all knob-jockeys!!
Nick W
No subject title | 6/7/2005, 9:9
I'd pay good money just to watch John swear. Go on, give us something special.
Steve
Devils Avocado, er..Advocate | 6/7/2005, 7:43
I'm not one to defend The Insulter,
but maybe he has some sort of wraith, that he keeps as a ghostly pet? Just a suggestion...
The Ponderer
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 22:30
I am led to thinking that the overuse of swear words leads to a magnificently small penis. Of course, the Insulter probably doesn't have one at all - all that rage!
dave
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 21:4
Harsh, but entertaining.
John again
Apostroppy | 5/7/2005, 21:0
And learn what to do with a fucking apostrophe.
John
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 20:58
Or mine. It's wrath, you stupid cunt.
The Insulters Conscience
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 20:0
Sorry John, but nobody is immune to my wraith.
The Insulter
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 16:45
Wouldnt it be funny to tattoo the word twat clearly across your forehead. Siht face.
John
Star Wars fashion | 5/7/2005, 16:5
Wouldn't it be funny to wear a T-shirt with 'sith' on it using the fcuk typeface?
Dino
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 11:20
I am highly tempted by the Comic Strip Presents series...one of my favourite TV moments is the DJ 'scratching' his way through his record selection at a disco, and from the same programme, Robbie Coltrane marching out onto the breakwater while the waves crash around his feet! I forget the name of the song that plays in the background, but - Superb!
Steve
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 9:35
DLT is king. Bring him back I say. I don't know... next you'll be saying 'Crackerjack', 'Magpie' and 'Jackanory' weren't quality kids TV shows!!
dave
Comic Strip presents | 5/7/2005, 10:34
Speaking of age, I notice that the Comic Strip have released their entire back catalogue in one big DVD box set. I wonder, should I purchase or will it be like 'Lovejoy' all over again, I'd hate to besmirch the great memories...
dave
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 10:32
Don't deny your heritage, naysayer.
Dino
DLT | 5/7/2005, 9:42
"Hairy Cornflake" even....I don't know, I never listened to him....
Dino
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 9:10
Get over it boys....The Hairy Monster is dead.
Slon
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 9:6
Never have we shown our ages more. What next, Bits and Pieces?
Steve
No subject title | 5/7/2005, 7:43
DLT would be way better! He could do his old Radio 1 quiz at the same time. Quack, quack, oops!!
dave
George | 4/7/2005, 22:1
Last I heard, George was living in Ashford and was doing a bit of work for you, Richard. Anyways, fair play to him, hope he's happy. What about you Richard, hiding any babies?
Steve - calm down dear - who do you think would make a better host, Dave Lee Travis? There's absolutely no link between the rise in gun crime and the popularity of gangsta rap. Oh, no, hang on.
John
No subject title | 4/7/2005, 19:40
Good old Geroege. I have many happy moimeroos of him.
Steve
No subject title | 4/7/2005, 8:1
Please, please, please somebody else out there.... tell me you've seen 'Pimp My Ride' UK? I have never, ever been so embarassed to be British in my life. I could tell that the format would struggle to translate to the UK, but I was pretty certain with Timmy Westwood as host it would be utter pants. I was right but didn't expect it to be quite as 'please ground swallow me up' embarrassing!! Am I the only one who feels this way? Apologies, but I needed to vent my spleen about it!!
Richard
Would you belive it... | 3/7/2005, 23:42
Some of you may remember a certain tech crew member from the early 90's... a certain Geroege Jarman even.... Well would you belive it... he's now married, has a 6 month old baby and is living in the USA (Minot ND to be precise...)
I'll pause now and let you recover...
dave
Live8 | 3/7/2005, 22:48
... sorry Bob, I had a wedding gig in a field near Furneaux Pelham. Couldn't blow it out, I hope you understand.
Bob Geldof
No subject title | 3/7/2005, 21:27
Dave P, where the f**k were you on Saturday night? I had to put on Velvet Revolver in your place!
eddy
No subject title | 2/7/2005, 20:18
Nothing said
The Insulter
No subject title | 1/7/2005, 17:2
What do you want with me you decrepid old f*@k knuckle? Go and empty your bag - you smell of p*ss.
Dino
No subject title | 1/7/2005, 12:57
I'm bored....somebody say something interesting...where's The Insulter and The Ponderer when you need them...
Dino
No subject title | 1/7/2005, 11:59
Did they move your office there? Or was it dropped in by mistake? Suspect your papers got wet too...never can trust builders....
Nick W
No subject title | 1/7/2005, 11:40
I suspect arson. I dunno... any excuse. Unlike me, of course, who now has an office in a leisure centre with a full swimming pool and gym. Do I ever use it? Do I hell.
Lesley
No subject title | 30/6/2005, 17:24
Apologies for the spelling - that should say 'struck' - and the blatant overuse of the exclamation mark!!!!!
Lesley
No subject title | 30/6/2005, 17:23
Hi Nick - I afraid I avoided Portsmouth like the plague and went to see an opera instead! Apparently the fireworks were fantastic, but as it was raining and the traffic was queueing for most of the night, I think I made the right decision! More exciting than Trafalgar day was a hotel 2 minutes from my house burning down after being strucj by lightening - and as I belonged to the gym there, I have a very good excuse now not to exercise!
Nick W
No subject title | 30/6/2005, 12:35
Hello Lesley. How was Trafalgar down your way? Were you out there for the war games?
Lesley
No subject title | 28/6/2005, 18:11
I have a top tip for Edinburgh - Dalton trombo's Reluctant Comedy - saw them at a charity comedy night a few weeks ago and laughed a lot - off the wall but very clever.
Steve
No subject title | 28/6/2005, 11:1
Oh No! Dave! The hackers have truly accessed the site! They're making the price in the Amazon box go from £25 to £19. Damn those computer geniuses!!
Steve
Hackers | 28/6/2005, 10:59
Anyone remember War Games?
I'd be careful about dissing the amazing hacking skills of the Grasshopper(?) You might find a nuclear missile landing on yer head (if he can drag himself away from playing Tetris on his ZX81).
Slon
Hackers | 28/6/2005, 11:5
You used to get a better class of hackers when I were a lad. They'd sneak in, move a couple of beads on my abacus and sneak out totally undetected. Tell kids nowadays and do thet believe you? do they 'eck as like.
Dino
No subject title | 28/6/2005, 10:24
I'm stunned at the stupidity of these so-called 'hackers' who think that inserting a line of text or an image in a dialog box is called 'hacking'?!?!?
John
No subject title | 27/6/2005, 21:59
What fun you must have had there, LB.
Le Burge
Google Maps | 27/6/2005, 9:41
Nice web-site above. Here's a link to where I used to live in sunny Santa Monica:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=bunker+hill,IL&ll=39.014329,-89.979132&spn=0.008862,0.007349&t=k&hl=en
Dave Wid
No subject title | 25/6/2005, 2:41
I went to the dentist last year. He showed me a film and made my teeth better :)
dave
Happy Weekend | 24/6/2005, 14:52
I hope everyone has a long and fruitful weekend. I've just been to the dentist. My gums are numb.
Dino
No subject title | 24/6/2005, 9:45
Jolyon, have you been smoking that stuff again...?
jolyon
No subject title | 23/6/2005, 13:32
311 jul cool with me just send them old e-mail addies to me me old muka
Le Burge
Bear Beer | 23/6/2005, 9:29
And not forgetting Bear Beer's real ale, "Grizzly's Tooth!"
Dino
No subject title | 22/6/2005, 16:19
Smart arse
Steve
No subject title | 22/6/2005, 15:15
I knew I should Davey in on marketing. Triple B. Great name. Easy to say!
dave
Bear Beer | 22/6/2005, 13:38
I'd buy a pint of 'Triple B'
Dino
Box Bear Beer | 22/6/2005, 10:5
I can tell you that I'm sobre and totally unable to get my tongue around that twister so you wont sell many as no-one will be able to annunciate it!
Steve
No subject title | 22/6/2005, 8:33
Mmmmm. Maybe I'll start a brewery and produce a Box Bear Beer. I'm sure I could get lots of advise from 'hatters about the brewing of said drink.
John
No subject title | 21/6/2005, 21:12
I am offering a £100 prize for any Madhatter who successfully orders a pint of bear in Edinburgh this summer. Unless of course there's a beer called Bear, in which case it doesn't count.
Dino
Hot Tip for Edinburgh | 21/6/2005, 16:55
Try The Odd Couple, by Neil Simon,
Starring Alan Davies and Bill Bailey,
Directed by Guy Masterson - I have a ticket already booked!
Slon
No subject title | 21/6/2005, 16:42
I believe Psi might....
dave
No subject title | 21/6/2005, 16:1
And how do you follow that...?
Anyone got any top tips for shows to see in Edinburgh this year?
Dino
No subject title | 21/6/2005, 9:39
I thought it was more of a 'plug' than a 'stopper'!
Steve
No subject title | 21/6/2005, 8:31
.....boy! Was that a conversation stopper!!
Steve
No subject title | 20/6/2005, 9:40
That should obviously be 'beer'. Obssessed with my company name. Box Beer Ltd
Steve
No subject title | 20/6/2005, 9:36
Aaaah. Memories. Day trips to France. Flick knives, giant bangers, French bread (or 'bread' as it's known over there), buying and drinking those silly small bottles of bear......
dave
Whinging | 20/6/2005, 10:26
Quite a hack that one, in a manner of speaking. I won't let one event spoil or change my opinion of the Turks though.
Hope that Normandy works out for you Dave. Hope you will be remembered as the cool Teacher who's in touch with the kids and lets them buy rolling tobacco, drink Ricard and explode fireworks in their hands.
Dino
No subject title | 20/6/2005, 9:26
Turkish Hacker...? Stupid little child more like...can't manage to hack a real secure system so gets his kicks from defacing open systems - and they want to let Turkey into the EU...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 19/6/2005, 22:3
Well there you go. I don't know how to spell wingeing/winging/winge with an ing.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 19/6/2005, 22:2
I'm off to Normandy and Paris for a week. It would be nice if it wasn't for the 40 complaining kids. Thank god for my mp3 player for blocking out the cacophony of adolescent wingeing.
Slon
No subject title | 19/6/2005, 16:35
Although if you could find one you'd be a rich man, buggery or no.
Dino
Bugger | 17/6/2005, 21:41
Did I go too far there?
Dino
No subject title | 17/6/2005, 21:40
Thank heavens for Slon...I thought I was the only who thought Dave wants me to bugger a neanderthal.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 16/6/2005, 19:32
Homo erectus homo erotica.
Slon
No subject title | 16/6/2005, 15:34
Never been so pleased to see a space between words.
dave
No subject title | 16/6/2005, 15:3
What? Get back in your cave man.
Dino
No subject title | 16/6/2005, 13:45
Curious that we haven't even heard a Pi from peeps.
dave
Lego obsessed | 14/6/2005, 14:34
Curious that we haven't heard a peep from Psi about it.
Steve
No subject title | 14/6/2005, 13:15
Has anyone else noticed how lego obsessed Si H has been lately?
Steve
No subject title | 14/6/2005, 13:14
Least you've got hair.....
Kev G
pass the drugs | 14/6/2005, 13:20
Thanks for the words of support. Time for me to start using botox and getting my hair dyed.
kevt
No subject title | 14/6/2005, 12:3
Sorry Dave but Dave Lermit left the elehouse a good few years back.
dave
Elehouse | 14/6/2005, 10:19
Thanks for the invitation Kev. It's good to know that the Elehouse hasn't lightened up at all on their security policy. Fascists. I have to say that a trip to the Elehouse would be interesting. I wonder if Dave Lermit is still living in the caretakers cupboard? Happy 30th Birthday everyone, it's now that the weight of the world begins to crush your spirit so enjoy those last few hours of being an invincible 29 year old. Ah.
Kev G
birthday party | 13/6/2005, 17:32
Afternoon all, just a quick note to say that Tom and Caz have been organising a birthday party for this Friday evening. Several of us will be turning 30 this year and to mark this occassion they have booked the ele house for an evening of drinking, dancing etc. They need to know names so it wont be easy just to turn up, however if you want to come along, just give them a quick email, call etc and you can be put onto the guest list. Hope to see some of you there !!
dj peter.england uk.
starwars | 13/6/2005, 17:22
hi there every1.vnew to this.how we all doin.seen starwars 3 afew times now.wicked brill film.what does every1 else thinl?the action scenes are awesome.
Steve
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 13:59
I sensed that I had. It was the dark side. Sorry. Apologise I do, Mmmm? Mmmmm? Honest, offend anyone intention it was not. Mmmm? I'll check the diary (Jo) and see what we're up to.
dave
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 14:28
...just a little Steve. Listen babies aren't that bad, at least you don't have to follow them with a pooper scooper. Plus, you have to bring Jarvis along to meet everyone. Don't be a baby kiljoy and come along, you may be surprised at how much fun they can be.
Steve
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 12:53
Did I take it too far..?
Steve
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 12:53
Also, Jol. Why don't you just put up your address on this site and invite everyone (and when I say everyone, I mean the population of the world) and see how many people turn up. You could call it Flash Mob Crowthorne 05 or something. Roy Castle and Norris Macsquirter will be smiling down on you from the Record Breakers set in the sky, where Roy is probably entertaining everyone with a tuneful toot on his horn.
Steve
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 12:50
I won't be coming. 1, maybe even 2 babies at once I may be able to handle. Several? That's almost a creche!
dave
Babyhatters | 13/6/2005, 13:49
Hi Jol, not to rain on your parade but I think you'll find if you check that the actual date was Sunday 31st July. You can have it on Sat 30th and I wouldn't want to influence you if this is the date you want, however I wouldn't be able to come. This was one of the main reasons, perhaps selfishly I know, that I mentioned Sun 31st July in the first place.
I would be happy to send an e-mail, but I suggest maybe I collate the e-mail addresses I have and send them to you instead, so that you can invite people to your house, instead of me inviting them to your house. Just a courtesy thing you understand...
Jolyon
Baby Hatters get toghther | 13/6/2005, 12:23
OK so a date was proposed for the 30th July, Venue My place in Reading, So now who is coming?
Dave can you help[ with a blanket e-mail? Oh yes and those without Babes can come as well as long as they are prepared to coo and look lovingly at our little bundles of trouble
Simon H
No subject title | 13/6/2005, 12:14
In my quest for more funny animations - I bring you 2001 a space Odyssey.
kevt
star wars site... | 10/6/2005, 11:21
http://www.sithsense.com/
Slon
No subject title | 10/6/2005, 10:33
Not me, I've gone off Lucas in a big way ever since he became an obsessive compulsive tinkerer.
Dino
No subject title | 10/6/2005, 9:24
I don't know...Ken or Slon would certainly be able answer their queries...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 9/6/2005, 21:43
Hello andy and kieran. Well done both of you, at paying absolutely no attention to where you are surfing. Very, very well done.
andy
hi | 9/6/2005, 20:39
hi
kieran triggs
starwars | 9/6/2005, 19:18
do you know any sites about starwars
kieran triggs
starwars | 9/6/2005, 19:17
do you know any sites about starwars
Psi
No subject title | 8/6/2005, 12:36
I do. I will email you!
Josie
josie.hughes@open.ac.uk | 8/6/2005, 10:1
Does anyone have Mr Bennetts email address? The one I've got for him bounced :-(. Is everyone happy and shiny today? Our slave from the USA arrived yesterday. Hurrah!
Josie
No subject title | 8/6/2005, 10:0
Nothing said
Ken
RE: Sin City | 6/6/2005, 9:28
Will hopefully see Sin City this weekend. Si H - loved the Store Wars, very amusing.
Slon
Sin City | 5/6/2005, 19:26
Ken, trust me on this. Go see Sin City immediately.
Lesley
No subject title | 5/6/2005, 13:49
Like that a lot - particularly Chewbroccoli!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 4/6/2005, 17:8
V funny site Si, '...search your peelings'. Puntastic.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 4/6/2005, 17:0
My dad spilt beer on his phone and it stopped working. So he put it in the dishwasher. And it worked fine!
Anonymous
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 18:35
want
Slon
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 18:35
I wan't a Dave Wid bellyface picture for my new phone and some Rap'tou ringtones a la Crazy Frog. Incidentally if you were thinking of sending your phone through the washing machine take my advice and don't. It cleans it up a treat but strangely refuses to work afterwards.
Simon H
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 16:35
Okay - I know I only ever post things when I've found a funny website. But this time... I've found a funny website. Check out the Organic Trade Association's version of Star Wars. Brilliant. www.storewars.org
Dave Wid
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 15:26
How about my belly with a face drawn on it?
Ken
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 13:25
Hi Dave, I am here just been rather busy with work & life etc How are you, Caro & Hannah getting on?...finally got round to seeing Revenge of the Sith last week, certainly the best of the prequels, though that's not saying much. Slon, how was Vegas? Did you manage to play some poker out there? RE: Ringtones -Dave W, an amusing idea, so long as we get a picture of your face and not your belly or worse still, your belly button fluff whenever you ring!
?????
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 13:10
kinda
Dave Wid
No subject title | 3/6/2005, 13:10
Hi all. I just had a really crap idea. How about providing some ringtones and phone pics in a Madhatters stylee. It would be fninda kitschchchche.
Slon
No subject title | 2/6/2005, 19:28
Dave, only the annual trip to me sisters in Vegas
Le Burge
Hoodies | 2/6/2005, 13:4
After Dave's comedy series "The Hoodies" has run through a couple of mad-cap (or should that be hood?) series, perhaps afterwards they'll be presenting naturewatch programmes and health type shows.
dave
ELP | 2/6/2005, 12:27
Thanks for breaking the ice there SIon. Nice to hear from you again. Been up to anything nice? And where's that Ken?
Slon
No subject title | 1/6/2005, 19:8
I bought an E,L&P album. Strangely the wife wasn't impressed
dave
No subject title | 31/5/2005, 13:44
I guess that put paid to that. Typical yoof chat, all progressive rock references and obscure comedy sit-coms. Anyone else want to caht?
w1kid
any 1 wanna chat? | 31/5/2005, 12:6
I find the Jamster ringtones much more palatable than say, a King Crimson Long Player or anything by Emerson Lake and Palmer. One feels the crazy frog to be a shining light for our generation of 'hoodies'. The Hoodies - Hoody, Hoody, Yum Yum. Now that gives me an idea, where's Dr Garden?
chatterbox
No subject title | 30/5/2005, 21:34
any 1
chatterbox
No subject title | 30/5/2005, 21:33
any 1 wanna chat
elliott
No subject title | 30/5/2005, 19:27
hi
John
Whoops | 30/5/2005, 15:42
May have used the wrong boxes there.
It was proved on Saturday that Ken is the perfect accompaniment to a barbie.
Dolls | 30/5/2005, 15:41
Nothing said
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Steve
No subject title | 27/5/2005, 12:11
The 'stronger-soaker-upper'!! Grrrrr. Why does it get me so angry?
dave
No subject title | 27/5/2005, 13:8
Is that "Bounty the stronger-soaker-upper, Bounteee".? Or the chocolate bar?
Steve F/SGF/Dog Byter?/Steve
Annoying ads | 27/5/2005, 11:51
I have to say, I agree with the Press Reports. I enjoyed the ads. As for worst? I do hate the Frog one's, but by far the most heinous for me are the Bounty ads. They are completely unentertaining. Sort it out P&G!!
dave
Annyoing adverts | 27/5/2005, 12:6
Sad to see the end of the Michael Winner adverts - 'Calm Down, dear'. The press reports that on the whole men found the advert funny and ironic and women didn't... but the big question is who's going to outdo the Jammster Crazy Frog ad now?
dave
No subject title | 27/5/2005, 12:1
...although they don't chase after sticks or way their tails. In fact, ours doesn't even have a tail - is that normal?
dave
No subject title | 27/5/2005, 12:0
Steve - maybe you should think about getting a baby instead they can be much less maintenance once you get them trained.
Dino
Tag | 26/5/2005, 16:24
How about "Dog Byter"?
Steve F
No subject title | 26/5/2005, 13:6
Never heard of her. I have decided to drop the 'F' from my name as there are no other people that sign in as Steve very often. Or, alternatively, how about a MH competition? A 'invent a cool, trendy, 'down-wid-da-yoof' tag for me. Anyone upto the challenge? Best suggestions will be put to the vote. By the way, anyone want a brand new, low mileage Cocker Spaniel. The little sod kept us up till 3.30 last night!!
dave
No subject title | 26/5/2005, 14:1
...whatever happened to dear old Sandra?
dave
No subject title | 26/5/2005, 14:0
Ha ha bloody ha...
Dino
Pic to the left | 26/5/2005, 13:13
Just noticed it's stuck on Sandra Courtney...bit of rogue code in there Davey?
Dino
No subject title | 26/5/2005, 13:12
So Britney said...
dave
No subject title | 26/5/2005, 10:56
Whoops I did it again...
dave
Conversation killer | 25/5/2005, 15:16
Point taken.
Steve F
No subject title | 25/5/2005, 13:42
My bird Feeder has been visited today by a Blue Tit and a Robin.
Dino
No subject title | 25/5/2005, 13:29
Davey...your "Indeed" really killed the conversation....please consider more carefully your choice of words in future.
dave
No subject title | 24/5/2005, 14:54
Indeed
Dave Wid
No subject title | 23/5/2005, 20:25
Good band, Feeder.
dave
Feeders | 23/5/2005, 12:45
I saw a documentary about 'Feeders', it wasn't pretty. The aim is to get your female partner as big as possible, until her weight can only be verified using a crane and harness. I can't imagine how that would make a good team sport, but then maybe 'martins' can help. Is he two ala Zaphod?
Steve - would be nice to see Jarvis, of course you can come over.
Sceptic
Martins | 21/5/2005, 21:55
Please give me your bank account number and I will transfer £3m squid into it, and leave 10% for you once I've retransferred it out to switzerland...honest guv, would I lie to you, we is straight up and well hung - er - connected.
Lesley
No subject title | 21/5/2005, 11:22
Feeders team?!
martins
i rely need help | 20/5/2005, 19:57
my name is martins edwin im from nigeria i have been looking for the to play for any feeders team in europ. Any body that is willing to help me should reach me true my email add martsini101@yahoo.com. Thanks for helping.
Anonymous
No subject title | 20/5/2005, 15:20
Anyone interested in seeing Jarvis can go to http://www.photobox.co.uk/album/1424782
Steve F
Jarvis | 20/5/2005, 15:18
Yes, Davey. You're right. We've had Jarvis 'In the House' for a week now! He's very cute, though noisier and more wilful than Rolf ever was. I may pop over at some point to introduce him to Hannah if you think she might take to him?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/5/2005, 15:5
Just for the record - I think our RE dept is going to use The Brick Testament as a resource in school.
dave
Jarvis | 20/5/2005, 11:47
So Steve, do tell us about Jarvis - has he arrived yet, is he - ahem' - 'In the House'.
Steve F
No subject title | 20/5/2005, 8:44
PS Chewie is in it!!
Steve F
SW'a | 20/5/2005, 8:43
Saw Revenge of the Sith last night, and yes Ken your mates are right. It is definitely the best of the 1st 3, by miles. It is darker (Anakin kills a lot of people) and it ties it all up neatly. Doesn't explain why Obi Wan doesn't recognise 3PO and R2D2 tho. Also, Lucas has included some dodgy 'humour' a la the first two (anyone remember 3PO's unfunny 'I'm losing my head' type gag? Well, like that but fortunately less of it). The Emperor is good and Ewan Mcgregor looks more like Alec Guiness than ever. All in all, I think most people will be pleased with it, but then I am capable of watching any old crap!
Lesley
No subject title | 20/5/2005, 8:7
Finally got to see hitchHikers last night - fought my way through the queue for Star Wars! It was OK, but see what you mean about mumbling. We did get some laughs from the audience though - mainly from visual gags like the squashed crab!
dave
Nerds... | 19/5/2005, 21:57
Ken - lovely to hear from you, you really have perfected that Star Wars nerdyness, good effort.
Ken
No subject title | 19/5/2005, 18:38
Anyone seen Revenge of the Sith yet? A couple guys in office went to the midnight showing last night, they said it was infinitely better than ep1 & ep2, however Mr Lucas has still retained his penchant for useless dialogue. Apparently the Emperor has much more screen time & is very good...I'm excited now and can't wait to see it.
dave
Swearing | 19/5/2005, 13:40
Yes, probably.
Steve F
Psi | 19/5/2005, 8:51
Looks to me like Psi is wandering the Great Northern Monkey Expletive Desert, but I'm fucked if I know for sure. Should we all stop swearing now Dave?
Captain Ox
Any Superheroes up? | 19/5/2005, 0:46
My special powers are Lightning Toes, I have a Turbo Submarine and threaten people with my Ice Blunderbuss. My costume is made from lead gauntlets, though I have a fear of Peanut butter. My sidekick Bobo and I spend our time trying to defeat Ming the Ugly. I like to eat green beans. Goodnight.
Dino
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 22:13
Simon...do they know you're using the pc?
Simon H
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 17:31
Heartening News from Geneva folks: NEWS IN BRIEF:: After years of sectarian violence, a coalition of Jews, Muslims, and Hindus signed an international resolution Monday, confirming their mutual appreciation of chicken dishes. "Whether it is breaded with matzo, served as shwarma, or covered in tikka masala sauce, chicken is the one meat upon which all faiths can agree," said spokesman Jerome Maliszewski, addressing an assembly of rabbis, mullahs, and shamans. "Let this friendly exchange of recipes be the first tentative step toward everlasting peace." Attendees at the combination summit and potluck dinner labeled it a qualified success, regretting the altercation that broke out between factions with differing views on skewer length.
Simon H
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 17:25
I saved a woman from herself once. She never said thank you.
Simon H
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 17:25
Is Psi really wandering the Great Western Irony Desert ? Is that like the 'Temptations of Christ wandering' - being irritated by the devil (probably things like "Go on have that last bit of quiche - you know you want it"). Or is it more likeof 'Caine from Kung Fu wandering' - having adventures, beating up bad guys and saving women from themselves?
Psi
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 17:18
I have an absolutely hilarious press cutting containing this: "M*****fucker"
Dino
No subject title | 18/5/2005, 17:1
Who said that?
dave
Uh oh | 18/5/2005, 12:6
..that's another black listing for the site. Shit.
dave
The word fuck | 18/5/2005, 9:50
Well done Simon for using 'fuck' in such a surprising and graphic way. It's seldom nowadays that you see the word spelt in all its unabashed glory.
Slon
Nice Ears | 17/5/2005, 22:25
Ah yes. From the happy days back at Heff's mansion with all the playmates. Sadly I can never go back. There was some.....unpleasantness.
Anonymous
No subject title | 17/5/2005, 21:31
Nice pic sion......... (see news)
Dino
No subject title | 17/5/2005, 16:59
Who said that?
Psi
No subject title | 17/5/2005, 15:58
Go ahead, I'm not, or rather wasn't. The laugh was merely to fulfil Dave's prophecy. without prompting I couldn't actually give enough of a fuck to bother to laugh. p.s. also, I'm back.
Dino
No subject title | 17/5/2005, 9:10
Shall we talk about him like he isn't here...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/5/2005, 0:37
I am unsure. I feel his laugh may be ironic. He feels a need to express sarcasm whilst wandering the Great Western Irony Desert.
dave
No subject title | 16/5/2005, 14:36
If you did Dave, I didn't understand, but don't explain... Is that Psi laughing from the Interweb in USA?
Psi
No subject title | 15/5/2005, 13:3
HA HA HA HA HA.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 15/5/2005, 20:59
...I may have taken it a bit too far there...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 15/5/2005, 20:58
I'm all for flattening the ground to make room for the Old Trafford housing development. Who wouldn't want to live on Ferguson Avenue or take a walk along Cantona Close while humming merrily to' Who's that burning in the snow?'.
Dino
Man Utd | 13/5/2005, 16:6
Sorry...just had to get it off my chest...I'll go back to crying in my pint now...
Steve F
No subject title | 13/5/2005, 13:50
Sorry. Did someone say something about football?
Steve F
No subject title | 13/5/2005, 13:49
I see 'XXX2:The Next Level' has only managed 2 stars, but 'Inside
Deep Throat' has got 3. Thank God for 'Kung Fu Hustle' with 4 stars.
dave
No subject title | 13/5/2005, 14:24
It's a good point Dino, but there are a lot of Madhatters out there who couldn't give a 4X about football anyway. And those Madhatters who do are laughing at you, very hard and very loud...
If you'd like to continue this conversation over a pint, I would be happy to chat with you about the only way to save the premiership, being to kick the top 3 out and start again, re-distributing TV revenues fairly. They'll come back in there own sweet time and then we can have a much fairer fight.
Dino
No subject title | 13/5/2005, 14:0
I'm distraught...Man Utd's soul has been sold to an avaricious American intent only on transferring his debt to the club and fleecing the fans of their money to pay it off. And before you start to gloat, his intention to renegotiate the TV rights will mean less money to go to all the other clubs and therefore the loss will be felt by all Premiership clubs bar Arsenal and Chelsea.
Steve F
LofG's Apocalypse | 13/5/2005, 9:8
Davey, don't know whether you pay any attention to reviews, but just been looking at the League of Gentlemen's Apocalypse review in Total Film (they're normally pretty trustworthy I find). Only got 2 stars I'm afraid. In the verdict panel they say, "..the Apocalypse won't grab new visitors nor satisfy existing fans." Mind you Sin City got a rare 5 stars. I have to say. I really can't wait for this masterpeice. Imagine putting Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino in the same room!!
Steve F
W&G | 13/5/2005, 8:41
Davey, you didn't fancy a trip down to Cannes to see it Premiered then? I'd like to be in Cannes. One day. In my own boat.
Being served grapes by supermodels. Bathing in Champagne. In my solid gold bath...... hello? Am I awake?
dave
No subject title | 13/5/2005, 0:26
And scored by Joby Talbot... he of much film and televisual work, as well as being the main arranger behind The Divine Comedy. In fact, if you stay on long enough you'll hear Neil Hannon singing 'So Long and Thanks For All The Fish'. He also scored The League of Gentlemen theme tune which is great..., er if you like that sort of thing!
Sorry Lesley, I don't mean to spoil your enjoyment of the film, like I said - I really liked a lot of it, just the directing was a bit odd - but that's personal taste anyway - you may love it.
Me, I'm looking forward to 2 films. The first is The League of Gentlemen film, the second is the new Wallace and Gromit. Fantastic! Why hasn't Peter Sallis been knighted yet??? Arise Sir Peter of Sallis. That's directed at you Queenie.
sophie
No subject title | 12/5/2005, 22:19
is any 1 speakin
sophie 05
No subject title | 12/5/2005, 22:18
hya ppl
Anonymous
No subject title | 12/5/2005, 23:41
Nothing said
John
No subject title | 12/5/2005, 19:57
I'm glad you said that about the mumbling, Dave. I thought I was just going deaf(er). And yes, the gags had mostly been disembowelled. Still, the song at the start made up for everything, I thought. Don't forget your towel, Lesley (there's free popcorn for everyone who brings one).
Lesley
No subject title | 12/5/2005, 17:31
That's a shame, Dave, I'm hoping to see it this weekend. You've confirmed what I had suspected - that the radio programmes will never be beaten! Looking forward to Stephen Fry as 'the Book' though.
dave
Hitchikers | 12/5/2005, 13:5
Mr Benson and myself went to see Hitchikers last night. Anyone else seen it? I was pleased and disappointed all at the same time.
Casting was good, mumbling was second to none though. Also all the humour seemed to get lost. Nobody in the cinema audience laughed! Maybe that's just because everyone has heard and seen the gags before, whether on the TV show, radio or in the books.
Even so, the humour as written by Mr Adams is side-splittingly funny, so why didn't I laugh? My only answer to that is that I think the film was poorly directed, and hacked together viciously to cram in much material. It's the space around the gags that makes all the difference. Liked the 'Point of View' gun though. Now, if I could get one of those for client meetings.
dave
Lego Brick Testament | 12/5/2005, 12:56
Ha ha, I like the Brick Testament, very funny... tounge in cheek ah yes, but he surely must've been kicked out of the church for his shenanigans.
I'm sure Psi knows him very well, he's probably in the UK 'Brickish Society', incidentally now chaired by Mr Bennett.
Le Burge
Corporate | 10/5/2005, 15:42
No, I was referring to the website recommendation above. Mr Hopes has now reposted his Brick Testament link though, which is nice
dave
No subject title | 10/5/2005, 12:21
Eh? I'm not sure I understand you. Do you mean the keyword adverts that appear if you use the 'Search' button?
Le Burge
Web-sites | 10/5/2005, 9:14
The stench of corporate invasion appears to have discovered the Madhatter's website recommendation section. Free search feature - woo!
Simon H
No subject title | 9/5/2005, 16:10
Not sure if you've already picked up on this but check out the new website link if you haven't. A vicar who illustrates hundreds of Bible stories using Lego ! Bought a friend an illustrated book versino of "The 10 Commandments". Absolutely hilarious.
Slon
No subject title | 9/5/2005, 10:24
Please move on
Dino
No subject title | 9/5/2005, 10:19
I believe she has a 'Pinochet'...it's like a 'Brazilian' but more liquid...
Le Burge
Thatch | 9/5/2005, 9:53
Yeah, Dino wants to get down and dirty with Maggie's very own Thatch. Sorry. Bloody Tories. Actually, bloody career politicians and a stale first-past-the-post democracy
Dave Wid
No subject title | 8/5/2005, 15:12
Thank you for that image Dave. I think I'l just go and clean my eyeballs with a toothbrush.
Anonymous
No subject title | 8/5/2005, 14:21
eeeooooouuugh
Dino
Mrs Thatcher | 7/5/2005, 14:55
front or back?
dave
Tory? | 7/5/2005, 14:12
I think the Tory outbreak is still largely containted around Dino, who has always loved Mrs Thatcher. He wants to marry her, and kiss her on the bottom.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 16:13
Blimey, we must be getting old. Everyone is turning into a Tory.
Steve F
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 14:9
It might be the strange glowing water we have round here.
Slon
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 15:3
Enfield traffic fumes, terrible.
Steve F
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 13:28
Actually, I have a bit of a sore throat.
Slon
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 14:6
Still, as long as you've got your health, eh?
Steve F
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 13:0
Oi! I'm gonna have to defend Enfield here. I like living here. True, there are parts of Enfield that are dodgy, but isn't that the same as everywhere? I mean, where does St. A's end and Hatfield begin exactly? One day, Hilltop may be considered St.Albans.
Dino
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 13:50
There isn't a party that reflects my political views...but I guess the closest would be Tory...it would have to be a bit more liberal in certain areas of policy first though. Dave - you're right...Enfield is a dump - and that's what you get when you let Labour run it for 8 years - it's not the place I grew up in that's for sure.
Steve F
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 11:25
Dino, you could always stand yourself. But then could you stand yourself if you were a Tory MP?
Steve F
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 11:24
OK, I give you 'Chaos Comics'.
Steve F
Enfield | 6/5/2005, 11:23
Ooooh, those are fighting words, Patrick! What's St. A's got that Enfield hasn't!? A big church and that's about all!! And too many hills.
dave
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 12:6
...sorry, that was a bit harsh on Enfield.
dave3
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 12:6
Nothing said
dave
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 12:5
How on earth does Peter Snow know what blue screen environment he's in? He always seems to point in the right places. This year I marvelled at the graphics. The BBC really did outdo The Day Today - I thought that was ITV's remit!?
Dino - if you want a Blue MP that bad come and live in St A, we've got lots, well one anyway. Looks like they weren't joking about my non-tactical vote after all. I'd like to move to Enfield (if it wasn't such a dump).
Dino
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 12:5
Being old enough to remember pre-thatcherite policies carried out in the name of Labour, I can assure you Thatcher did us all a huge favour no matter what you think of her personally. True she stayed too long and the Poll Tax debacle was a symbol of that, but blame the electorate not the party who had a mandate.
Steve F
Galloway | 6/5/2005, 10:37
Yes, I saw that on the TV this morning. Very funny. Galloway had the, 'F. you, I've just won' thing going on. Even Paxman couldn't bring him down.
Ken
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 10:52
The only crumb of comfort I can garner from this election is that Bliar's majority has been cut by 100 seats so hopefully Parliament might be able to give him more bloody noses. I also agree with Slon, I too couldn't bring myself to vote for the vampire who is still has the stench of Thatcherism is his blood. It's just a shame that the Lib Dems narrowly lost to Labour in a really close contest in Watford. Ho hum...btw there was a very amusing weblog on the BBC website of Paxman interogating George Galloway, another one for Paxman's library.
Steve F
Revolution | 6/5/2005, 8:37
It's time for a revolution! The people shall rise up and demand Proportional Representation!!
Dino
No subject title | 6/5/2005, 9:31
5 more bloody years....I think I'm going to emigrate....at least Twigg got booted out and I don't have to see his smarmy, smiley face in my local papers any more...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 20:37
And Sam & Jane!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 20:36
Happy birthday Caro!
Steve F
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 16:42
Aah, the lowest form of wit and the highest form of intelligence.
Happy Birthday to all the Birthday types. Be celebrating by casting a vote, I say!
Slon
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 17:17
Congratulations to one and all. Were any of them born on election day I wonder?
dave
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 17:6
Indeed you do Steve. Happy Birthday to my wife, though I will also buy her a card as well (aren't I kind?). If memory doesn't fail me it is (are) also Jane Maclean's and Sam Roach's birthday.
Dino
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 15:54
Happy Birthday Caroline! (I do have the right day don't I?)
Anonymous
Benson | 5/5/2005, 14:51
Steve F - I don't get it, Brian's approach to sport is anger?
dave
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 14:37
Election Latest - I've had 3 flyers this morning already telling me how important my vote is. Pah Politicians, can't get one for love nor money the rest of the year and then they all come along at once. Still anything's better than the Jehovah's.
dave
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 14:34
I'd rather wee on my constituents than vote for...
Steve F
Brian | 5/5/2005, 8:34
Aaah, but any problems with his taxation policy are more than made up for by his approach to Sport.
Slon
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 9:1
Brian? With his policy on taxation?
Mikey H
No subject title | 5/5/2005, 7:45
wow - a post from Mr Hopes and an e-mail in the same day - we must be honoured - good to see that you're still alive!. BTW I'd vote for Brian Benson ahead of Bruce anyday!
Simon H
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 22:58
I'd vote for Bruce Maclean if he was running. There's something about the cut of his jib that I trust. Speaking of which, has anyone heard from them recently ? Or me for that matter. Sorry - hello everyone. I keep falling off the planet.
dave
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 22:38
Interesting thoughts Sion. I came to a similar conclusion and I suspect that the polls could be way out. I suspect that if everyone who was disillusioned with the current government and also the arrogance of the 2 main parties voted Yellow, then there would be a Lib-Dem landslide.
However, saying that I still just wouldn't feel comfortable with CK running the country. You may remember I posted the link to the 'www.libdemthistime.org' web site. It seems to have attracted the support of over 700 people - wow. Hmm, maybe not then.
I would vote Madhatters if there was a suitable MH candidate. Perhaps Wiggins or Rodrigues?
Slon
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 16:57
"how"
Slon
Election | 4/5/2005, 16:57
I can't bring myself to vote for anyone who was involved in Thatcherism, I remember too well hoe godawful it was. I can't vote for Bliar, he's far too grinny-slimy these days and I can't forgive him for (occasionally) making Howard look good. I reckon I'll vote for No-Shoulders Kennedy this time - at least you could have a drink with him. My sister in Halifax tells me that up there the National Front and the BNP are both standing. I mean how stupid can these morons be trying to split the Fascist vote!
Slon
Miss Hoolie | 4/5/2005, 16:51
No. There isn't. Stop it.
Steve F
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 12:39
I'm voting (even my vote can make a difference you know!)
dave
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 13:39
I'm still undecided about Miss Hoolie. There's a sort of Clare Grogan vs Miss Jean Brodie thing going on. Did anyone notice there was an election going on? I trust you will all be voting Madhatters.
Dino
No subject title | 4/5/2005, 13:7
What fun...we're only posting at the rate of one message a day!
Steve F
Kosavans | 4/5/2005, 9:18
Wow.. we are under attack. Damn those hackers, spoiling our fun!!
Slon
No subject title | 3/5/2005, 9:4
Just yesterday me and the Smiths were saying that the most disturbing thing about Miss Hoolie was her appeal to you, Nick, you seriously disturbed person, you.
thonglover
adult | 2/5/2005, 23:17
how about it
Nick W
No subject title | 30/4/2005, 7:13
The will always be a place in my heart for Miss Hoolie.
slon
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 17:3
Don't laugh
slon
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 17:3
Ken - fell downstairs in the small hours to answer totally irrelevant phone call
Dino
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 16:20
Steve...don't try and understand it or they'll be inviting you round to watch them point, smile and fart...
Steve F
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 13:51
Balamory? Eh?
Ken
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 14:42
Slon, how did the Gaffer manage that?
slon
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 14:38
Ken, absolutely. You know the Gaffer broke his foot so we can include him out. Balamory - The Movie anyone? Hopesey?
Ken
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 13:57
Psi - so you did make it to the US after all, hope the molars are all sorted now. Looks like you'll just miss Ep 3 by a couple of days.
Nick W & all babyhatters - I regret to inform you that Balamory will be coming to an end after filming this current season. There is talk of one-off specials & an Xmas special to take the edge off such a popular kids programme.
Slon, see you on Sunday - if the weather is good do you fancy going up to the range?
Psi
CDs | 29/4/2005, 8:35
Sorry Slon, no Cult among the stuff I bprrowed, but I do have two myself so if you want to borrow them go ahead. I'm in the US and Canada until 17 May though.
Dino
No subject title | 29/4/2005, 11:20
Should have left it in...isn't that censorship? Where will it end...? Will my sentence get bro.....
dave
yoof chat | 29/4/2005, 11:6
Consider it done... for those who are wondering, I just had to clean up a vast amount of yoof chat. Marvellous...
Le Burge
What? | 29/4/2005, 9:29
The conversational skills of today's Yoof is astounding. Dave - clean it up!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 28/4/2005, 20:11
Sh_t. Mudhoney. I mean, Christ u isn't even next to o.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 28/4/2005, 20:10
I'm still missing Modhoney's 'Boiled Beef and Rotting Teeth'.
Steve F
No subject title | 28/4/2005, 18:53
....I'm sure I had a tenner in my wallet....
Slon
No subject title | 28/4/2005, 18:49
Look, I wasn't implying Psi is a sink for all missing CD's. It was an innocent query.
Steve F
LP's | 28/4/2005, 17:18
I can't find my Eric B & Rakim, 'Paid In Full' album either. Have you got that?
dave
Missing albums | 28/4/2005, 15:21
yeah... and do you know where my Squeeze CD is?
Slon
No subject title | 28/4/2005, 12:31
Psi, have you got my Cult album amongst the CDs of mine you've got? Can't find it anywhere.
Anonymous
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 20:4
wot
Anonymous
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 20:4
Nothing said
Anonymous
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 20:4
hi
Mikey H
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 12:38
I guess next time I'll read the full story before making comments about Steve & Jo.... doh!
Mikey
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 12:36
..and in answer to your questions Slon & Steve - SA = Sith Ifrica (fantastic country) and at the moment the screen is only 28" but the projector and full screen is coming soon (but it won't be as big as the one in Hennings Manor house!)
Mikey H
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 12:34
Congrats to Steve & Jo.... another honeymoon conception? - at least Jo didn't wait for 7 months before realising she was pregnant - eh Dave!
Slon
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 11:21
Aw, bless
Le Burge
Story | 27/4/2005, 9:21
Excellent story from Steve and Jo in the Madhatters news...
Steve F
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 6:55
Yes mate, Jol did. But there'll be babies there!!
Gary
No subject title | 27/4/2005, 1:3
Did someone mention a BBQ?
Steve F
HC | 26/4/2005, 14:32
Woooh! Listen to you!
Jolls H
Home Cinema | 26/4/2005, 14:12
I think you will find that is 15FT Stewart FireHawk Steve.. not wishing to brag..
Nick W
No subject title | 26/4/2005, 14:5
I've got two, and they are both 35ft. But then they are at work and not at home...
Dino
No subject title | 26/4/2005, 12:58
...he's got a family full of eccentrics...he's done things I never expected...
Steve F
Home Cinema | 26/4/2005, 11:28
How big's ya screen? Mine's 7 ft. Mind you, Jol's winning so far. His is 10 ft and electric!!!
Slon
No subject title | 26/4/2005, 11:45
SA? Stevenage Aerodrome? Stoke Arboretum? Sith Ifrica?
Meg & Mike H
Baby Hatters BBQ | 25/4/2005, 17:35
We don't have a baby hatter to bring but can we invite ourselves to the BBQ on the 31st July? It will save Slon having a birthday BBQ in Hartwell this year!
Also congratulations to Jolyon on finally escaping from P&G... new frontiers eh?
We too are employed but having just arrived back from SA this morning we have had little else to do than surf the net today. Oh yes other than picking up an exciting home cinema system which Mike is currently drooling over!!!
Jolls H
hmm | 25/4/2005, 16:36
Steve, what r u doing on here you should be working! Honestly man... i have a baby to feed! Dave 31st July sounds great! lets book it in
Slon
No subject title | 25/4/2005, 16:28
I'm employed but I still have nothing better to do than be here
Steve F
No subject title | 25/4/2005, 11:18
..'on LINE' of course!
Steve F
EEk2 | 25/4/2005, 11:17
Jol ,as your business partner, I'm rather worried about this slack attitude of yours already. Sitting with nothing better to do you say?
Get us some blinking clients!! By the way, let me know if this babyhatter BBQ goes ahead. I'll avoid the Crowthorne area at all costs!! What about instead we have a day time, weekday BBQ for all the self-employed/lazy MH's with nothing better to do than chat on lilne?
dave
BBQ | 25/4/2005, 12:0
Good on you Jol. I thing a BBQ would be a good idea. All you've got to do is set a date (easier said than done as everyone has their own Summer Agenda). Can I propose Sunday 31st July?
Jolls-H
BabyHatters | 25/4/2005, 11:33
I suggest a BBQ at our's in the summer for all the baby hatters toi meet each other!,spread the word.
Jolls-H
EeK!!!!! | 25/4/2005, 11:31
Well it has finaly come my last week at work, 29th is final day! so i shall become a regular contributer after then as i will have little else to do.... My e-mail has therefore changed, Dave would ofcourse uopdated by now in the contacts page and i will send out an e-mail to all of those that i can remeber, but if not have a look on here.... am i wibbling again?
Dino
No subject title | 25/4/2005, 10:51
Kids eh...who'd have em...
Steve F
Eek | 25/4/2005, 7:22
Help....we've been invaded!!
charlee
travell | 24/4/2005, 22:20
on my way to st ives i met a man with seven wifes
dirk
fetish | 24/4/2005, 22:18
any ladies in to-nite with size`8 feet
will
re-incarnation | 24/4/2005, 22:17
ok who believes
wally
resporatism | 24/4/2005, 22:16
wella gerroo mottata vento ismallot
Jackie
No subject title | 24/4/2005, 20:43
Is there Someone?
JaCkie
No subject title | 24/4/2005, 20:42
Heloo There
Monsa
hello | 24/4/2005, 18:34
Nothing said
Monsa
Why is alyssa senile | 24/4/2005, 18:33
why are you all senile?
Monsa
Why is alyssa senile | 24/4/2005, 18:33
why are you all senile?
dave
No subject title | 23/4/2005, 10:32
Oh Simon, if you're bored then why not offer up a feisty topic or some relevant news.
Le Burge
No subject title | 22/4/2005, 17:19
Yawn!
Steve F
No subject title | 21/4/2005, 9:34
It's a shame mate. Maybe next time.
dave
No subject title | 20/4/2005, 11:54
Don't think we'll be able to make it now Steve.
Steve F
No subject title | 19/4/2005, 8:17
Yes & yes. You coming to St Ives?
dave
No subject title | 18/4/2005, 22:33
Are you browsing on a Mac and using IE - that seems to mess up the time. It's the old implementation of JavaScript or something...
Steve F
No subject title | 18/4/2005, 15:39
PS Why does my time come up wrong?
Steve F
No subject title | 18/4/2005, 15:37
Hallo. What you doing?
dave
No subject title | 18/4/2005, 16:23
Hullo.
Le Burge
Score | 15/4/2005, 17:46
Wow - I never knew
Dino
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 13:18
Only Chris Hanham came....for obvious reasons...he wrote the original score...
Slon
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 11:37
Have an ideal husband, that is
Slon
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 11:37
My wife doesn't
dave
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 10:46
...or do any Madhatters have an ideal husband?
dave
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 10:45
Good morning. Mr Wid, at a loose end - then why not mail me that cheque for Edinburgh, it'll make you feel sooo much better.
Also, I was wondering, have any Madhatters got into blogging yet. I set one up, just to see what the fuss was all about, then realised that it might be a better format for the home page of the MH site.
And my final question, Phippsy got me thinking, did any Madhatters go and see 'An Ideal Husband'?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 15/4/2005, 10:23
Thats right Slon. Thats why its called 'The Potteries'. Because of the hats..... not that any of the pot banks are open anymore. It should be called 'The Call Centreies'.
Slon
No subject title | 14/4/2005, 15:57
great hats?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/4/2005, 13:26
....cheese........no thats not it....er
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/4/2005, 13:25
....give me a moment.....
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/4/2005, 13:25
What is wrong with sunny Stoke? We've got lots of great things up here to see and do. We've go..... er ....er
Steve F
No subject title | 13/4/2005, 14:18
Sorry, got a dodgy leg. Not much of an excuse I know....
dave
No subject title | 13/4/2005, 13:0
Oh come on Si, you could feel a little guilty. Much as I love you Steve, and I have seen all the last Act2 productions, I was away from Thurs - Sat. There aren't that many other people in St A who would come to see it I'm afraid...
Le Burge
Play? | 13/4/2005, 9:24
Sorry Dino. I don't live in St Albans either, so I don't feel in the least bit guilty!
Dino
No subject title | 12/4/2005, 22:40
Well...we finished the play on Saturday so you can all stop feeling guilty for not bothering to come along...it's not like we live in Stoke or anything!
Phil M
Doom and Gloom | 12/4/2005, 17:18
So I just popped in for my yearly Madhatters check-up only to find that the usual jocular, thought provoking and deep discussions have been hijacked by Badger in a display of teen-esque age related angst. At least you don't own white goods Badge.......life's not over yet!
dave
No subject title | 12/4/2005, 14:12
I can, I just wanted to mention... aw, it's gone again.
Slon
No subject title | 12/4/2005, 13:39
I can't remember why I came in here.
Badger
No subject title | 12/4/2005, 11:11
I'll stop with the 'getting old, wasted years, where did it go, what was the point, book me a urine soaked armchair in a retirement home' kind of sentiments. Quite frankly they're not helping anyone. Positive thinking. That's the way to go. That and blanket denial of the inevitable road to decrepitude.
Badger
No subject title | 12/4/2005, 11:3
Hey, I'm 22 / 23. No, hang on, now I come to think of it that was also about a whole fvcking decade ago.
Le Burge
Faith Hill | 11/4/2005, 9:25
It's.....cenTRIfugal motion (with the emphasis on the wrong syllaBAL). Oo, This Kiss, This Kiss, etc
Psi
No subject title | 10/4/2005, 1:23
Caramel hair indeed [HOMER] mmmm, toffee-ey [/HOMER]
Slon
No subject title | 9/4/2005, 20:3
Boy, is she in the wrong place!
Steve F
Lover | 9/4/2005, 13:15
Learn to spell and get out now and again. That might help.
Faith Hill
I want a lover | 9/4/2005, 8:4
Romantic,not to tall,but tall,i have got caramel hair,tight,sexybum,Iwant lovers at the age of 23 or 22.
Simon H
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 20:35
That explains that then
Steve F
Young 'Hatters | 8/4/2005, 14:0
Actually, I have a confession. I'm a lot older than I look (no jokes please). We've kept it from him all these years so as not to upset him, but Simon Hopes is my son! He was only 21 the other day, not 38. We have to keep wiping is memory every year so he doesn't realise. Sorry Si. I am your real Daddy. Oh, by the way. Expect the hair to start falling out any time now!!
Le Burge
Young 'Hatters | 8/4/2005, 14:37
Perhaps we should take bets on which Babyhatter will be the first to become a fully-fledged Madhatter by attending Hatfield Poly (sorry, Uni of Herts) and starring in some dodgy drama soc productions. I guess Jasmine's got a big of a headstart
Slon
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 14:27
Although not Shona
Slon
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 14:27
I went to Hatfield Poly 16 years ago. There are probably Madhatters younger than that for pete's sake
dave
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 13:45
Nice and subtle, I said SUBTLE. Hope the play is going okay boys (and gals). Badger - don't know what to say, how about "Don't feel too sad about Kurt Cobain dying 11 years ago", that means it's only 11AK.
Steve F
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 12:0
Great plug, by the way!!
Dino
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 12:15
I mentioned to Psi Bennett last night, while backstage at "An Ideal Husband", that I had now known him for thirteen years!!! Seems like only yesterday. :-(
Badger
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 11:52
If you don't want to feel really old, don't read beyond this sentance. I've just seen on the BBC news website that today is the day, eleven years ago, that Kurt Cobain was found dead at his Seattle home. Eleven years! That was one of THE news stories of my uni days and it was over a decade ago. Hell, book me in at the nearest retirement home.
Slon
No subject title | 8/4/2005, 11:51
Maybe not
Le Burge
Correction | 8/4/2005, 9:15
That should read "Jayne and Ron." Obviously.
Le Burge
Jayne | 8/4/2005, 9:14
Congratulations to Jayne Ellis on Ron. Is she still living on that holiday isle?
Slon
Baby Emma | 8/4/2005, 9:7
Awww
dave
No subject title | 7/4/2005, 16:35
Sorry to Simon, I've been told he's not really 38, his real age remains a mystery however. Many Congratulations to Jayne, who's just had baby Emma. She kept that quiet!
Dino
An Ideal Husband | 7/4/2005, 0:15
Just finished the opening night...any of you chaps or chapesses coming to see us?
The Insulter
No subject title | 6/4/2005, 23:57
I am SO tempted to have a wee chat with Emil. Now. Where is that crowbar?
Emil Di Vago
Muff Direct | 6/4/2005, 23:24
Sorry, not a Madhatter - just MAD.
Saucy? Not really - more scandalous!
Steve F
No subject title | 6/4/2005, 18:53
Is he really? HB SH.
dave
No subject title | 6/4/2005, 16:29
Happy birthday Simon Hopes, 38 today.
Steve F
No subject title | 6/4/2005, 9:30
Well. That was a conversation stopper. Is Emil Di Vago a Madhatter alias? Dave? Have you been moonlighting as a saucy author?
Steve F
'tache | 5/4/2005, 9:11
Yes, that wasn't pleasant was it. I got rid of that 1st thing Sunday!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 5/4/2005, 9:47
On his knee?
Le Burge
Itch | 5/4/2005, 9:42
Sorry, Steve. I haven'. However, are you sure that the source of the itching isn't something to do with the 80's 'tache you were sporting on Saturday night?
Dino
No subject title | 5/4/2005, 9:25
Access Control List reconstructive surgery???? How does that work?
Steve F
Leg | 5/4/2005, 7:10
Hey everyone. Any other MHs ever had ACL reconstruction surgery? I had it on Friday and fully expected to be writhing in pain for some time. Nobody told me tho that instead of pain, it'd be itching like a mofo. Oh my god, I can't concentrate for the itching. Give me relief!!!
billius
sex | 4/4/2005, 23:34
is any 1 else
billius
sex | 4/4/2005, 23:31
looking for it
Dave Wid
No subject title | 4/4/2005, 21:31
....erm.....oh..yes, yes I am.
Slon
No subject title | 4/4/2005, 20:10
But of course you are spending the holidays preparing lessons for next term and marking work
ali
arkadas | 4/4/2005, 21:33
Nothing said
sweety
sex | 4/4/2005, 17:33
hi pplx
sweety`
No subject title | 4/4/2005, 17:32
Nothing said
Dave Wid
No subject title | 4/4/2005, 16:43
My monday has been just peachy. Thats probably because I am a work shy teacher enjoying a second week of holiday.
dave
Monday | 4/4/2005, 14:55
Good afternoon everyone, the usual chit chat seems to have dissipated. Amelia - hope you are enjoying your first Monday, they are usually better than this I must say.
calvin
chat hacking | 4/4/2005, 14:35
hi dusany1 ere wanna hack into a chat room for me?
calvin
chat hacking | 4/4/2005, 14:35
hi dusany1 ere wanna hack into a chat room for me?
kevan
gays | 1/4/2005, 22:28
jhghjfb
Anonymous
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 18:8
congrats to the smiths
Anonymous
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 17:10
hi
badger
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 12:38
Oh, I see, it's some kind of cycling bank of images to the left and I just happened to land on me.
Badger
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 12:35
Dave, Is that a picture of me in Chicago to the left of this message or merely some other badly made-up transvestite? Don't think I've seen that picture before so could you e-mail me a copy? I simply don't have enough pictures of me looking like a girl.
Mr Helpful
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 12:13
Take a polaroid of your image.
Nick W
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 11:47
Print onto High Gloss paper.
Slon
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 10:48
Give your monitor a coat of varnish. Let it dry and sand it down. Then paint on a second coat. Repeat until you achieve the desired effect.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 10:27
Dave - or any other Photoshop gurus out there. Do you know how to make a photo image look shiny - like a gloss finish print or a polaroid? Are there any plug-ins I could use. I have tried a few things - but not glossy enough.
Confused
No subject title | 1/4/2005, 10:22
Lib Dem are this year's black.
Slon
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 18:36
Vote Evil
Le Burge
LD | 31/3/2005, 16:53
Or is it Dino that the others have moved so far to the right that the centre of politics now appears by comparison to be the domain of crazy lefties
Le Burge
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 16:50
You can't go around calling yourself King just because some watery tart throws a sword at you....
Dino
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 16:48
That was a joke.... :-)
Dino
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 16:48
Huh? Dennis has totally lost me...nothing wrong with a good old fashioned political disagreement Dave, you're welcome to your views, freedom of speech is very important - however wrong they are.
Steve F
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 13:51
I like blinking, I do.
Dennis
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 14:45
Strange women lying on their backs in ponds handing out
swords ... that's no basis for a system of government. Supreme
executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some
farcical aquatic ceremony.
Dennis
Politics | 31/3/2005, 14:44
I told you, We're an anarcho-syndicalist commune, we take it in
turns to act as a sort of executive officer for the week.
dave
Election erection | 31/3/2005, 13:44
I'm merely endorsing the proposition that this should be a 3 party race. With the Tories and Labour trying to out-nasty each other, the cynical voter should probably vote Lib-Dem rather than making a silent protest by not voting, as this will not change anything. I feel strongly that I should at least try and point this out, even if you don't agree with me.
Mikey H
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 13:35
Sounds like you need a career change Dino..... Cllr Dino??, Dino MP??
Dino
Lib Dems???? | 31/3/2005, 13:9
Dave - The Lib Dems have moved so far left of their traditional centrist roots, they may as well rename themselves to the Communist Party! Personally, I would vote for a politician who listened and put forward the views of his/her constituents and didn't toe the 'party line'. Is there such a beast in Enfield - no such luck...
Josie
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 11:2
We met the new Miss Smith last night, and she is quite as gorgeous as her big sister. Thought I'd share that with you all...
Le Burge
Pun | 31/3/2005, 9:50
But who is the Saucy PunMeister? Is that you too Dave Wid?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 9:40
Oh my god - I am Julie Andrews. Guitar - check, blonde hair - check, bowl cut - check, breasts - check, love of the open air and rolling hills of Austria - check, nun's habit - no check. Phew. I was getting worried there for a second.
Nick W
No subject title | 31/3/2005, 8:55
A bit of the other.
Lesley
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 21:23
A bit of what...?!
Nick W
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 19:9
I think Lesley is made for the part. She could even teach'em a bit.
Slon
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 18:6
If she can wear a trilby, I vote for Dave Wid
Mikey H
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 16:46
you've almost got enough for the Von-Trapp kids in sound of music... who will be Julie Andrews though?
Nick W
Congrats | 30/3/2005, 13:34
Congratulations to the Smiths, and welcome to Amelia. Five more each and we could stage "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers". No hang on, maybe that's not such a geat idea....
Josie
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 13:29
Is the new Miss Smith the first baby hatter to be born this year? If so, you breeders are slipping a bit!
Mikey H
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 12:53
Amelie, Amelia..... it's all too confusing - whatever happened to normal names like Jane & Bob???
Le Burge
Amelie | 30/3/2005, 12:45
Yes, Mike. I was distracted by the fact you got the Hennings' girl's name wrong! So it's back on you. Ner ner ner, etc
dave
Ameilia | 30/3/2005, 12:41
Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Smith, lovely news. I hope we can expect a picture soon...
Mr Pedantic
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 9:53
At the risk of being picky, I think it's
Amelie Hennings (you know,like the film!)
Ken
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 10:34
Ditto Slon's comment with the exception of the guess - it was Sarah's guess! I thought it was going to be Bob.
Mikey H
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 10:24
Come on Mr Burge wake up - I think if you read my last posting the fact that I said "although with Amelia Smith, Amelia Hennings and Hannah Emilia Patrick" indicates that I didn't forget Miss Hennings!!!
Le Burge
Baby names | 30/3/2005, 9:45
Don't forget Amelie Hennings (that includes you Jolyon). Why the suddent popularity of the French sounding name? It's a nice name though. Maybe that's it. Anyway, congratulations to the Smiths!
Mikey H
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 7:44
Congratulations to Liz, Simon, Eloise and Amelia.... although with Amelia Smith, Amelia Hennings and Hannah Emilia Patrick, things could start to get confusing soon!!!
Slon & Josie
No subject title | 30/3/2005, 7:35
Well done Liz & Simon and hello Amelia. Excellent guess Ken.
Slon
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 23:16
We've just heard that the contractions are 4 minutes apart and they are on their way to the hospital. Watch this space
John
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 20:52
Why the delay, Liz? Do you people not own a vacuum cleaner?
Le Burge
Wid | 29/3/2005, 16:24
Nice hat, Dave
Dino
Slon | 29/3/2005, 12:47
You are heartless Sir, very heartless!
Simon H
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 10:34
Has anyone had another baby yet..... liz ?
Slon
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 9:6
Typecasting is a cruel thing
Pete
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 8:45
Hi Everyone - just a quick plug for Act 2's forthcoming production of 'An Ideal Husband'. It's being performed next week (6th-9th April) at the Trestle Arts Base in St Albans - details at www.act2productions.co.uk. Much of the cast should be familiar to a lot of you, not least Messrs Bennett and Phipps as, respectively, the sarcastic butler and the senile old Lord. Be great to see you all there - believe me when I say it is worth the ticket price just to see Steve nearly burst a vein by shouting every single one of his lines.
cat
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:38
hi all u ppl do any of ya got msn messeger
Anonymous
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:38
Nothing said
Anonymous
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:38
Nothing said
caitlyn
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:38
Nothing said
cat
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:37
hi all u ppl do any of ya got msn messeger
Anonymous
No subject title | 29/3/2005, 14:36
Nothing said
cat
hi | 29/3/2005, 14:36
hi all any 1 got msn
Liz
No subject title | 28/3/2005, 19:52
Thanks for the continued words of encouragement - 5 days late and still waiting!
D. Phil
No subject title | 28/3/2005, 14:44
Carry on with curry, that is alot more Reasonable.
Dr. Phil
No subject title | 28/3/2005, 14:43
what is so unreasonable about sex? It will help, and its not like you've not done it before? Sorry this must be one of those biblical pregnancies i know nothing about, i will shut up now.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 26/3/2005, 23:31
I miss all of you.
Kim Jong Il
No subject title | 26/3/2005, 11:28
I'm So Ronery
Sad Person
No subject title | 25/3/2005, 17:22
I'm so sad.
BAD GALA
MATH | 25/3/2005, 8:36
HI
The Comic
No subject title | 24/3/2005, 16:43
It's always nice to look up old friends.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 24/3/2005, 16:33
I always wanted to be a gynaecologist.
LE Burge
erm.. | 24/3/2005, 15:21
No
Dino
No subject title | 24/3/2005, 14:0
Can I just say that perhaps the use of the term "rootin" was in inapprporiate one given the circumstances...unless you happen to be her gynaecologist!
Le Burge
Forest | 24/3/2005, 9:25
Yes, Dave. That was "A Walk in the Black Forest." A may I suggest a perfect song to encourage even the most lazy of unborn babies to make their way down the birth canal! Good luck 'Liz - we're rootin' for ya!
Slon
No subject title | 24/3/2005, 9:2
I could get you a plunger and some axle grease if that'll help dislodge the little limpet
Liz
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 20:7
Steve F - thanks for the suggestion but I did say reasonable suggestions only!
Steve F
Countdown | 23/3/2005, 16:0
Woah! What a tense half hour that was! At the start of todays Countdown the current champion was an eight year old boy! That's right I said 8! What's the world coming to? It was so close but unfortunately the youngster lost out to experience.Still... there was only 5 points in it. You can keep your World Cup Finals and ya Olympics. TV has never been so exciting!
lara
hj | 23/3/2005, 14:56
hh
Raghad Alawnah
im a hot girl | 4/1/80, 17:22
would any1 wanna talk to me send me or chat on Angelic_chick93@hotmail.com
Dino
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 13:46
3oz of hashish should relax her significantly...
dave
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 13:16
True.
Steve F
Grease | 23/3/2005, 13:5
Or keep it in.
dave
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 12:54
Put on your copy of UHDS doing Grease, that should scare it out.
Steve F
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 12:7
I know nothing about the subject, but I'm sure I've heard sex is good for getting it out......
Liz
No subject title | 23/3/2005, 11:59
Thanks Sion for your support but according to my daughter I'm actually a hippo! Today is supposed to be the day but we'll wait and see. We've tried curry, pineapple and hot baths - anyone any other reasonable suggestions?
Dino
No subject title | 22/3/2005, 14:22
I think that was a stroll into a very bad place from which there is no return...
dave
No subject title | 22/3/2005, 13:42
Was that "A Walk in the Black Forest"?
Le Burge
Klaus | 22/3/2005, 9:18
Hoe can anyone find Klaus wanting? All together now: "Dum dum te dum dum dum de dum, dumdumdum te-dum dum......etc"
Dino
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 20:40
Dave...I reviewed this Klaus Wunderlich album last week and found it wanting...I was most disappointed that he appears to be the easy-listening version of the Pet Shop Boys
dave
Birth plan | 21/3/2005, 20:10
I suggest Liz arranges a dinner date with Mr Hopes, that did it for my missus. Coincedence?! I don't think so.
Slon
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 17:13
Liz was still the size of a cow as of yesterday and fed up with the whole malarkey. A cream tea (the local speeder-upper) is imminent.
Nick W
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 17:6
Come on Liz - I keep checking for exciting news of an imminent arrival, but nothing. Could we have an update please? We are biting our nails up here on your behalf.
uli
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 11:34
hey some one is here?!?! yeyey... oh never mind i am gone got stuff to do... ciao
Anonymous
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 11:33
Dear Diary, Today i woke up with the feeling that i must quit smoking. Last night someone told me it was bad for me! Wow, who knew?
uli
No subject title | 21/3/2005, 11:30
zzzzzzzbearlyzzzzzzzz
BRING IT WAT
LCK | 22/3/2005, 0:25
KIORA CUZZIES
NE 1 HERE
Slon
No subject title | 20/3/2005, 13:27
Ah, yes. She will do that until the sun burns out. Jack though will imitate a draught excluder for the same length of time, so it all balances
Psi
Dogs | 19/3/2005, 0:35
While we're on the subject of dogs I thought I'd weigh in with how much fun we are having with the dogs that were offered the other week. Tessa can play with a tennis ball until you are comprehensively bored. She brings it to you and you have to throw it for her to catch. She can kick it to you as well which is very cute. She put it next to me on the sofa today and I was ignoring her so she walked over and put her paw up next to it to say 'look - there it is' Irresistible.
Steve F
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 16:35
Er.... OK then. I've got a cat too. Her name is Soozee. It looks like we're gonna get another dog too.
The pup we're looking at was born on Wednesday (aaaaarrr), and won't be ready to pick up for 8 weeks! He's a Cocker Spaniel. We're probably gonna call him Jarvis (too obvious?) We searched for ages trying to find an undocked litter (blinking barbarians, they hack their tails off when they are 3 days old! Say it looks better. How can anyone that has seen ANY dog that is normally docked, undocked, and say they look better without a tail? They are talking out of their arse..... bloody Crufts!) So it's sunny today eh? Er, is there anybody out there?
Slon
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 16:1
No, no. Please ramble on...
Steve F
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 15:43
Neither (certainly not a baby!!!) This was ages ago. I was just explaining how we gave our dog his name. Oh, forget it! Four legs good..... 2 legs...baaaad. Anyone got anything interesting to say cos now I'm rambling....?
Dino
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 14:52
I'm now confused...are you saying you're expecting a baby or a puppy?
Steve F
Rolf | 18/3/2005, 13:44
Actually, the nail has indeed been hit on the head! My dog (Rolf, as we've established) is indeed named after the Aussie Superstar.
My wife and I happened to be at a dog show just before we picked up our pup and were struggling to think of a fitting name.
We saw a rather large queue, which we followed and at the end of it was good old Mr Harris signing books. He looked really, really fed up and bored with signing and the queue was still a mile long. So we thought, there you go. In honour of Rolf's patience our new family member would be named after him!!
Now I hope all you Babyhatter parents put that much thought into ya babies names!
Boastful
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 12:20
Can I just say I am most proud of my Rolf post.
Dino
Mons Rolf | 18/3/2005, 11:19
"Do you know what it is yet?"
Steve F
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 9:52
Eh?
Monsieur Rolf Harris
No subject title | 18/3/2005, 9:50
Pouvez-vous voir ce qu'est encore il ?
Steve F
No subject title | 17/3/2005, 16:28
I think Gary is attending a wedding in Australia and making a trip of it.
I just bought Rolf (my dog) a new ID medal. It just says French now.
dave
Ho hum | 17/3/2005, 15:42
Hello. Always with the spelling, oy oy. So whats Gary doing in New Zealand, probably doing some tech stuff for Wellington Operatic Drama Society I shouldn't wonder? My daughter has gone to creche this week and I am sad. But she seems to be happy. I went out and brought her some Papaya last night. I've never brought Papaya before. I hope she enjoys her tea. Right, back to work.
Steve F
No subject title | 17/3/2005, 10:5
U lt r tkg pss nw.
Alan Anal
No subject title | 17/3/105, 9:39
It's your go. No isn't it yours? You're having a laugh. How I yearn for days of yore.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/3/2005, 9:42
That was more a gramatical error, surely.
Steve F
No subject title | 17/3/2005, 9:30
Now your justing being anall!
Dino
No subject title | 17/3/2005, 9:22
Can we have a little more care and attention in the spelling department please?
Steve F
Gary | 17/3/2005, 9:18
Now your just showing off!!
Gary
Hi | 17/3/2005, 21:38
Hello all from New Zealand. Yes been in NZ for the last 10 days or so visiting places in the South Island. Travelling to Australia (Syndey) on Saturday and then onto Cairns 10 days later for a wedding in Port Douglas. Hope you're all ok back home.
Anonymous
No subject title | 16/3/2005, 17:45
Nothing said
dave
No subject title | 16/3/2005, 13:17
Ah, the old Building/Loading confusion. Very common amongst web developers (apparently). At least the site wasn't under construction, with a helpful picture of a construction sign. Do any Madhatters live in Derby? I know Mat Tarrant supports Derby, but we all have our crosses to bear.
Slon
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 19:57
If you link to:
www.derby.gov.uk/
You get the wonderful message:
Welcome to Derby City Council. Building site - please wait. ...
Surely not the whole city?
Little Britain-er
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 16:5
In Britain there are over 50 mediums, nobody knows how many rares, medium rares or well dones there are though.
Little Britain-er
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 16:4
British Prime Minister Chris Eubank banned the fun sport of Child Hunting way back in 2002. However, thanks to a loophole, Britain's upper classes can still enjoy the sport - by dressing foxes up as toddlers, and chasing them round the countryside.
Little Britain-er
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 16:4
Graffiti is applied by special undercover policemen as a means of identifying areas of high unemployment and violent crime.
Anonymous
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 14:56
I saw a man collecting for charity the other day, wearing a sash with the legend "Please help blind people". So I poked him in the eyes.
Psi
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 13:16
So, how much would you get if you cashed in your attic?
Dino
Cash in the Attic | 15/3/2005, 13:1
Is that another Chicken Lickin' story of doom and despondancy?
dave
Daytime TV | 15/3/2005, 11:12
Oohh great, nearly time for Cash in the Attic.
Liz
No subject title | 15/3/2005, 10:15
Thanks Dave for your interest - I'm still at home waiting, despite a few false alarms, enjoying the delights of daytime telly. I think we're all prepared - however my back up birthing partner has gone walkabout without his mobile today - don't think you're getting out of it that easily Siony-Boy.
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 20:46
Robin William(s)
Dave Wid
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 20:1
Steve Martin
Slon
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 16:52
Apparently the Beeb are planning a whole series of "We're doomed, Captain Mainwaring" dramas including an asteroid strike on Berlin (who'd notice?) a deadly viral outbreak here in Blighty and a Tsunami strike on the U.S. eastern seaboard (bye bye George). My guess is someone at a meeting was a tad depressed.
Disclaimer
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 16:12
Any views or opinions contained on this site are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of Madhatters unless otherwise stated. The views of Dino are certainly not to be confused with the views of most normal Madhatters.
Dino
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 15:44
It'll be just like Global Warming....a storm in a teacup...
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 15:5
Damn!! I knew there was something on last night I wanted to watch! Did you tape it Dave. Or I suppose they'll be a BBC DVD of it soon enough!!
dave
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 14:58
I've just tried to complain but the line's dead. Strange that. Anyone looking forward to some earth splittin, america messin, nuclear winter causin mayhem with the concluding part of 'Super Volcano' on BBC tonight?
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 14:49
That's actually my sister, but we don't talk about her. At family gatherings she would eat all the pies. (For complaints about this un-PC comment please contact the Madhatters complaints line on 5537 8008)
dave
Dawn | 14/3/2005, 14:42
Dawn French - Steve, any relation?
Slon
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 14:24
Jack Benny, Lenny Bruce - perhaps time to end this now?
Dino
...Lenny Henry | 14/3/2005, 14:3
yes....you could fill the server up on that one...I think he was one once around the early eighties - unfortunately his material was never updated and became fossilised and only now comes out on Red Nose Day. His wife isn't funny either.
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 13:46
Just thought of one (depending on whether you think he's a comedian or not). Lenny Henry.
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 13:46
Ooooh, very sharp. What's your retort Pat?...mmm...Patrick...., er Dave?
Slon
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 13:34
Dave Patrick?
Steve F
No subject title | 14/3/2005, 13:22
Anyone know of any other comedians that have 2 first names?
dave
Clock | 14/3/2005, 12:27
That deserves a high place in the comedy museum, in the 70s section. Good old Dave. Do you think his career would have been any different if he hadn't had 2 first names?
Steve F
Dave Allen | 14/3/2005, 10:34
Dave Allen quote of the day: "We spend our lives on the run: we get up by the clock, eat and sleep by the clock, get up again, go to work - and then we retire. And what do they give us? A clock."
Ken
RE: Liz | 14/3/2005, 9:40
Hi Dave, Liz is still with sprog in tummy as of yesterday evening. Sad news about Dave Allen, comedy genius.
dave
Liz? | 14/3/105, 9:25
How's Liz doing, any news?
Dino
No subject title | 11/3/2005, 23:11
He liked his G&T!
Slon
No subject title | 11/3/2005, 16:7
All I know is he retired in '99
dave
Dave Allen | 11/3/2005, 16:2
Truly a comedy legend, although a bit reclusive in his later years? What ever happened to The Dave Allen Show and when did he do his last one?
Slon
No subject title | 11/3/2005, 13:21
Sad day - One of the funniest chaps ever on tv, Dave Allen, has died.
Steve F
No subject title | 11/3/2005, 9:40
I'm sure that's Mos Def in there too!
dave
Hitchikers | 11/3/2005, 9:21
Thanks for the Hitchikers link Dave. I do like the trailer, I really do. It's a tough one for us Brits who are familiar with the BBC TV series... how do you top those Blakes7/ Doctor Who sets, props and special effects. Looks like they've filmed in a Quarry in Cornwall again for part of it. Martin Freeman is good casting. Bill Nighy, is just in everything.
Steve F
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 19:10
I'm going to start the Birthday Party.
Our policies will probably have something to do with birthdays. And..er..parties.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 17:56
Canyon, obviously.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 17:55
I'm going to start the Evel Party. Our manifesto is mainly centred around jumping the Grand Vanyon on a rocket bike.
Despairing Adult
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 14:53
Jamie holds up a stick of Rhubarb, "Can anyone tell me what this is?" Child replies, "Is it an Onion?"
dave
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 13:28
I don't include Lib Dem as being a major party, more of a fat-kid in the playground. Apologies to all fat kids in playgrounds or out of them. Tip: Watch Jamies School Dinners.
dave
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 13:26
Sounds like common sense SIon - I'd just vote for anybody who's honest anyway, sod the policies!
Of course your policies are in line with all the major parties anyway, but at least the Evil Party has the guts to say so, a vote for Evil is a vote for well, evil.
Slon
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 13:21
I think I'll start the Evil Party. My policies will be to tax loads, destroy peoples rights, make everyone fearful, fight wars on dubious grounds and smile in a self-righteous way. I reckon I'll have a cross-party appeal. Anyone vote for me?
Web Designers cartel
Prezza | 10/3/2005, 12:24
We've got it in for Johnny. If you think that's sneaky just watch out for the election.
dave
No subject title | 10/3/2005, 10:2
Dino - as questions go that's a pretty stupid one. Er, sorry.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 9/3/2005, 23:55
I've been sick for a week and I still haven't been able to bring up John Prescott.
Dino
No subject title | 9/3/2005, 23:36
Why does it bring up John Prescott? Have the web designers been very sneaky?
Nick W
No subject title | 9/3/2005, 12:3
Feeling down today. Didn't get the job I wanted at the large theatre in Durham. However, google did make me chortle!
Ken
Amusing | 9/3/2005, 9:44
For anyone feeling down today, then type fuckwit into google and press the I'm feeling lucky button...
Slon
No subject title | 9/3/2005, 9:29
Thanks for dog-related stuff. I now have some leads (ha ha) to follow. Psi - thanks and Jo'll be in touch if need be. You are a lovely chap.
Justin
Calling Mr S Hopes | 8/3/2005, 21:16
...oh and while I'm here I've been trying to get in touch with you Mr Hopes senior... Maybe you could drop me a line with your email address at some point? Many thanks
Justin
You know when you've been Googled | 8/3/2005, 21:14
Imagine my surprise when looking for automatic cat feeders on Google recently... I typed in ergo cat feeder (ergo being a US automatic cat feeder manufacturer) clicked on the UK button (as I was looking for a UK stockist)... ...and result number 10 (or #10 as our American friends would have it) is a link to good old madhatters.org.uk ....ummmm so if you could supply an Ergo automatic cat feeder I'd be most grateful!
Badger
No subject title | 8/3/2005, 18:0
P.S. Have we been hacked by the editors of Top Gear magazine or some such motoring journal? I have no idea why we would have a top 10 sexy cars article sitting in the news section but it has certainly massaged my own, apparently rather large, ego.
Badger
No subject title | 8/3/2005, 17:56
Dave, I have been watching the series avidly. Have you been to the Look Around You part of the BBC website? They have a real synthesiser you can play (with it's own burglar alarm) and, best of all, there is a Manic Miner style game called Diarrhea Dan (sic). The live final had me in tears. Loved the whole 'here's a short film about bird' part when they were struck by technical difficulties. Simply marvellous.
Steve F
No subject title | 8/3/2005, 16:59
So, what are those little pictures to the left all about then?
Norwegian Girl
No subject title | 8/3/2005, 16:33
Hallo Simon, would louve for you to meat me.
Simon H
No subject title | 8/3/2005, 16:13
I ,wann chat with a woman who loves Jarlsburg
Randy Trousers
Love | 7/3/2005, 23:35
I would like to help Kareen - do we have a phone number for her?
dave
re: love | 7/3/2005, 22:35
I wonder if any Madhatters are able to help out kareen? Did anyone just see the 'Look Around You' final on BBC2? Aren't computer graphics clever, Prince Charles eh.
kareen
love | 7/3/2005, 20:26
hi ,iwann chat with a man who loves sex
Steve F
Dogs | 7/3/2005, 17:45
Yeah. Do you happen to know what sort of dogs they are? Irish Wolf Hounds would be a stretch but a couple of Jack Russels would be easier. We have a dog and a cat already. The dog would love it but the cat may be moody. Where abouts are they? If you manage to find more than one potential temporary home also, 1 month at each place would also help.
dave
Oly's Dogs | 7/3/2005, 16:25
SIon - as a non-trained dog person, but someone who's always hankered after a four-legged friend I would like to help out, but fear that two would be too much for our little house. All the best to Oly.
Simon H
No subject title | 7/3/2005, 13:42
Saw The Thing again the other night. As far as I'm concerned there are simply not enough films where heads rip themselves off torsos, use their tongues to manouvere under a desk and then sprout spiders legs and crawl off. Although I've heard about a deleted scene from Finding Nemo that is apparantly quite similar. Disney DVD. Now that annoys me. Like 'Disney DVD' is a different format or something. Feckin marketeers.
Slon
No subject title | 7/3/2005, 11:45
I know it's a long shot but a good friend of ours (oly roberts - for those of you who know) has just had a bone marrow transplant to (hopefully) cure his leukaemia and is due home at the weekend. His wife has to rehome their 2 dogs for 6 months while his immune system rebuilds itself. She has an aunt who will take them as soon as she moves into her new house, but as this looks like being a couple of months away she is stuck without a home for the dogs for a while.
If anyone knows of anyone who could lodge the dogs for maybe up to 3 months please let me know a.s.a.p
Steve F
Birthday | 7/3/2005, 10:58
Hey Davey. Just spotted my 'wife's' birthday appearing up top. Just a reminder that she's a 'French' now. There. I've marked my territory. I'm off to wee up a tree!
Slon
No subject title | 7/3/2005, 9:54
But the betentacled offspring are very good at catching Frisbees
Steve F
No subject title | 7/3/2005, 9:17
Yeah. That happened to me last week. Bitch to clean up.
uli
No subject title | 7/3/2005, 2:14
wow
Dino
No subject title | 6/3/2005, 22:57
Sounds real to me...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 6/3/2005, 12:35
However, I may be confusing reality with fiction again.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 6/3/2005, 12:34
It depends. If you are in an arctic weather station and have recently saved a dog that was running from a Norwegian science team that have all been mysteriously and grotesquely killed having just un-earthed a flying saucer then it is obvious as it starts growing long thrashing tenticles and consumes other dogsin its immediate vicinity in a bloody canine slaughter.
Dino
No subject title | 5/3/2005, 11:47
I'd guess the dog would have to be pregnant first....usually happens when another dog 'enters' your dog during 'play'...is that helpful?
darrien
hii | 4/3/2005, 23:38
please help me my dog is about to have babies
darrien
dog pregnacy | 4/3/2005, 23:37
i need to know when a dog is close to havin babies what is the signs
Dino
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 23:9
no...the magazine editor did....in their spiel about why it was such a good game... ;-)
Psi
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 18:32
Wow, I didn't realise Sinclair Basic used grammar
Dino
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 14:50
I wrote a Lunar Landing program for the ZX81 that was published by Computer & Video Game magazine. It was especially adapted to run in 1k - try that nowadays Mr Gates! IT was on a full page spread but they cocked up the narrative and slipped from 3rd person to 1st person and back again.
Anonymous
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 12:34
10 HOME
20 SWEET
30 GOTO 10
Dave Wid
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 11:36
I remember typing games into a borrowed ZX81. Oh the joy!
Steve F
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 9:54
Arrrh. The Key. Was that not also a sneaky program that allowed you to play copied games? It was so much easier to illegally copy games in those days. You just needed a tape to tape deck!!
Slon
No subject title | 4/3/2005, 9:37
The " key broke on my spectrum which made loading anything a tad difficult.
Steve F
Spectrum | 3/3/2005, 19:17
Thanks for that Atic Atac review up there Dave. It's made me want to go round to my Mum & Dad's, dig out my Spectrum and see if I can play some of these old games (without getting a continuous R Tape Loading Error
.......eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.......ii).
Le Burge
Badger | 3/3/2005, 17:24
Nice badger-in-a-box. When did that appear? And Dave, do you have some auto put-anything-in-a-box type software?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 17:13
The Manic Miner & Jet Set Willy room names are an excellent source of band and album names. How about Return of the Kong Beast by The Wacky Amoebatrons.
Jet Set Willy
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 17:8
I'm off Up The Banyan Tree
Steve F
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 16:59
Attic Attac for me please. Or Horace & the Spiders
Slon
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 16:27
Can we play Global Thermonuclear War, please? I remember how to win that one.
dave
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 16:4
How about Manic Miner?
JOSHUA / WOPR
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 15:24
Would you like to play a game?
Steve F
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 13:57
Hello? Damn! Foiled. We're all still here. This hacking business is harder than it looks!!
Le Burge
Knob | 3/3/2005, 12:43
Nice nob. And we can see the reflection of the man behind the camera.....
Steve F
End of the World | 3/3/2005, 12:33
You people know nothing! I am the best computer hacker since, er.. War Games! I just logged onto the Ministry of Defence's web site, wrote some stuff in a few boxes and sent several nuclear warheads on their way. The end of life as we know it is imminent. Say good bye to your loved ones. Nahhahahahah (maniaical laugh).
Slon
No subject title | 3/3/2005, 10:22
I always thought hacking was supposed to be a bit more complex than just typing into a box. Still, what do I know?
Le Burge
Kath | 3/3/2005, 9:42
Good to here from you Kath.
Le Burge
Hacking | 3/3/2005, 9:42
I see we've been "hacked" by the really clever technique of posting stuff the same way we all do. Still, some interesting animated gifs
Kath
hello from NZ! | 3/3/2005, 22:19
all is good here, weather still amazing and sunny, and I've just spend an absolutely lovely evening with Meg & Mike. Cool hey. Its great to hear everones news first hand. Have sent a piccy to to show them enjoying the outdoors life. They fly home tomorrow and I promised to tell everyone how chilled out they are looking. I hope they will now persuade more to make the trip over. The flight isn't that bad you know. It's always warm enough to go to the beach and if you are a rugby fan the lions are here in June I think. We are over in July / August but not sure of the travel plans yet. One year we must come to the Edinburgh festival with the gang. Bye for now.
uli
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 21:49
i like ur Nob
The Ghost of Thomas Dolby
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 18:15
Such poor pagination
The Ghost of Thomas Dolby
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 18:14
ThankyouMisterSideways. Iamheretoletyouall knowaboutmy longawaitedre-release ofmy1983fave 'Hyperactive'. Iamre-releasingmy1983hit, 'Hyperactive'. Thankyou.
Mister Sideways
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 15:48
H'Im here'e h'to h'introduce h'my h'friend.
Steve F
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 9:12
Hey look over there (to the right).
The snow's spreading! We've had a couple of inches on this site!! I'm getting my skis....
Dave Wid
No subject title | 2/3/2005, 8:59
How about The Land That Time Forgot starring Doug Mclure. Quality.
Anonymous
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 22:50
zzzzzzzz
uli
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 22:30
instead lets have another joke: -------drum roll please-------
uli
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 22:30
thats is no more english tea for me.. that stuff does me in..
uli
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 22:28
i take it all back.. its da booze talkin....
uli
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 22:28
i vote 'yes' to mh movie night.... & we should start with Commando..... errrr ok did i just say that?
Steve F
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 9:58
We can follow it with 'Escape from New York'. Bagsy I get to dress up like Snake Plissken!
Steve F
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 9:56
Oi Hopes! There's nothing wrong with Commando. Just because it beat your 'number of shots fired on screen' record. In fact, getting back to the MH film nite I was talking about a while back, we should premiere with Commando. Everyone has to dress in fatigues and speak with an Arnie accent all night.
Simon H
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 9:29
I remember the 'Dinotopia Christmas'. Dave Wid's furtive glances across to Dave with a bemused 'why am I here' look on his face.
Simon H
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 9:27
I find it amusing watching 80s action films nowadays. Another 48 hours was on last night. It reminded me of all those others like Cobra, Beverly Hills Cop, Commando and errr a million others that I can't remeber
Simon H
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 9:23
I have just heard about a remake of "The Sound of Music" starring an all-dinosaur cast.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 1/3/2005, 8:50
Well said!
Slon
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 21:32
Cow. To look at me you'd think I'd been pregnant for the last decade but do I get so much as half a day off?
Liz
No more work! | 28/2/2005, 16:18
That's it for me. No more work until December. Hurrah! At least by boss won't forget me - I managed to get her a parking ticket while out at my leaving lunch - whoops!
Dino
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 15:50
I don't know whether to be flattered or dismayed by your lack of respect for my brothers...please people, control yourselves.
dave
Pap | 28/2/2005, 14:40
I do love Dinosaurs I must confess. Even I, have to admit that Dinotopia really stretched things, and although I seemed to enjoy it at the time, I didn't. I did however find it increasingly funny to make 4 other people sit through it.
As for arthouse flicks, well that's all I seem to watch nowadays. Now if we can get Mike Leigh to direct a 50s black comedy drama, but somehow shoehorn a time machine and a Stegosaurus into it, with perhaps some extreme weather, I would watch that.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 13:56
Destined to be dvd pap for me. Probably the biggest load of pap I watched with Davey P is Dinotopapia. Over 4hrs of TV pap endured over new year by myself and Brian, at Daveys bidding. If its weather, dinosaurs or pap - its up Davey's street. If you pardon the expression.
Simon H
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 12:35
Did anyone go and see Team America in the end ?
Simon H
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 12:34
I do miss my pap sunday afternoon cinema trips with Davy. Pap films we have seen include the paptabulous 'XXX' and the 'I'll never get those 2 hours of my life back' papmungus 'Van Helsing'. If I lived in St Albans I'd have probably seen the Spongebob Squarepants movie by now. But we only have posh films round my way like The Life Aquatic and A Very Long Engagement.
Steve F
No subject title | 28/2/2005, 9:38
My, my, my. I don't check out the
chat for a couple of days and when I come back I find the intelligence levels of the posters has taken a sudden leap!! My IQ isn't up to this kind of discourse, I'm
off!!
Dino
No subject title | 27/2/2005, 10:0
It's amazing what some people find funny when they've had a few drinks...
i do bum tricks
No subject title | 27/2/2005, 1:22
FUCK ME SOMEONE! I NEED MY BUM TICKLIN'!
idobumtrix
No subject title | 27/2/2005, 1:20
nick w can u put some snow on my bum - its soore
idobumtrix
No subject title | 27/2/2005, 1:19
are there any good bum trix in cinema?
idobumtrix
sex | 27/2/2005, 1:17
does anyone know any bum trix
dave
No subject title | 27/2/2005, 0:2
Evening Constable...
princess
chat | 26/2/2005, 23:29
would like to chat and meet new friends
Nick W
No subject title | 26/2/2005, 11:46
Can't - still snowed in, I'm afraid.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 17:50
Hello badger!
Steve F
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 17:35
Fantastic! Can you come and manage my local cinema? Well at least we now know where we can hold the MH film nights!!
Nick W
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 17:41
Don't want to sound too pretentious, but I do actually manage two cinema/theatres... If kids round these parts piss around we throw them out (into the four foot snow drifts).
Slon
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 16:30
Marvellous
Steve F
Cinema | 25/2/2005, 15:15
If anyone can think of a venue, I have a projector and screen. We could have MH cinema nights. We could sit around for half hour before the 'main feature' and moan about feckin' kids and their noise and mobile phones. Then we could have a cartoon! (remember that) or short film, then the film (in complete silence). I'd walk around with a tray around my neck selling delights from our childhood (no dodgy kit kats or 'snickers', but plenty of bazooka gum - with mini-comic - and fruit salads). Anyone?
slon
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 15:9
Possibly, but they still deserved a slap
Nick W
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 15:1
"....it's a bit old" - perhaps they were talking about you and Slon? I don't do scary films anyway, unless I have a Kit Kat Cheese & Onion to cuddle up to.
Slon
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 15:0
"
Ken
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 14:53
Believe it or not, I do pre-date Scrappy Doo & have been holding a grudge against the little runt for 20 odd years! Slon, I got Alien Spec Ed after those brats ruined the film for us at the cinema a couple of years ago...fancy them saying at the end "It's a bit old" & "It's shite"...little fu**ckers!
Slon
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 14:40
Ken, Scrappy is not exactly modern, he's probably older than you. And I saw a Kitkat-Lime yesterday. Dear god!
Ken
Catching up | 25/2/2005, 14:25
Just looking back over the last few weeks of messages, they have been superb. Can I add to the 'Leave it alone ' campaign & other things about modern society that annoy me.
1) Scrappy Doo - why?
2) Star Wars prequels - George, why?
3) Kit Kat - will you just stop this diversification - I went down to the local tesco Metro at lunchtime today wanting a good old fashioned Kit Kat - i just got annoyed with the wide variety & why have they changed the wrapping?
4) People who are noisy in cinemas when the film has started...as a youngster I don't remember ever telling someone to shut it, in the cinema...what is it with people these days. Rant over.
Anyway love to everyone out there in MH land. Dave W, looks like the Stoke boys will finish above the Hornets this season, will you be going to the game in April?
Steve F
..er | 25/2/2005, 13:19
...well, I was gonna say 'Doctor',
but yours is funnier.
dave
Who's There? | 25/2/2005, 12:25
Is it a dog in a box?
Steve F
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 11:4
Knock, Knock......
Anonymous
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 10:51
Three blokes of different nationalities entered a drinking establishment, an amusing situation occurred, hilarity ensued. (c) Bill Bailey
Steve F
No subject title | 25/2/2005, 10:48
I say, I say, I say... There was an Englishman, Scotsman and an Irishman..... (complete joke as you see fit).
dave
No subject title | 24/2/2005, 23:46
Couldn't find a picture of a Badger in a Box.
dave
hello | 24/2/2005, 23:45
Quiet day, maybe you should have put some irishmen in that joke Uli.
Dino
No subject title | 24/2/2005, 12:2
Yes.
uli
No subject title | 24/2/2005, 0:25
am i the only one up this late?
uli
joke of the day | 24/2/2005, 0:12
Three men were sitting together bragging about how they had given >their new wives duties. >Terry had married a woman from America, and bragged that he had told his >wife she was going to do all the dishes and house cleaning that needed done >at their house. He said that it took a couple days but on the third day he >came home to a clean house and the dishes were all washed and put away. > >Jimmie had married a woman from Australia. He bragged that he had given his >wife orders that she was to do all the cleaning, dishes, and the cooking. He >told them that the first day he didn't see any results, but the next day it >was better. By the third day, his house was clean, the dishes were done, >and he had a huge dinner on the table. > >The third man had married a Latina. He boasted that he told her that her >duties were to keep the house cleaned, dishes washed, lawn mowed, laundry >washed and hot meals on the table for every meal. He said the first day he >didn't see anything, the second day he didn't see anything, but by the third >day most of the swelling had gone down and he could see a little out his >left eye ~enough to fix himself a bite to eat, load the dishwasher, and call >a landscaper. > >God Bless Latinas!!
Dino
No subject title | 23/2/2005, 16:19
Or maybe a picture of Badger in a box?
Steve F
No subject title | 23/2/2005, 14:10
Dave, do you have a picture of a badger in a box?
Dog in picture
No subject title | 23/2/2005, 14:10
Where's Badger?
Dog in picture
No subject title | 23/2/2005, 14:9
Hello Dave.
Steve F
Woohoo!! | 23/2/2005, 9:27
My day is looking up! Well done Dave.
dave
Dog | 23/2/2005, 1:59
Dog's back. Woof.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 23/2/2005, 1:19
How dare you. This is possibly the worlds most productive forum. Where's the pic of a dog in a box gone? And where is Ken?
uli
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 22:29
welcome to madhatter madness.. go ahead catch up... u have missed nothing
uli
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 22:28
hi! to nicola.. new to site!
uli
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 22:27
after a quick break from work... i have come to give notice... the flying eagle is our very own %^&$*&^ and i would hire him cuz he looks like he could sell plus size women's clothing. :)
Slon
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 16:4
Si - What car then?
nicola
hey | 22/2/2005, 15:31
hey ev1 new 2 site lol
Dave Wid
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 14:39
He scares me more than a little.
dave
No subject title | 22/2/2005, 14:19
More to the point Uli, who is the Flying Eagle?? Would you hire him?
uli
No subject title | 21/2/2005, 20:5
Who is Marissa? & Who is like her? ... Weird. I leave for one weekend... and I come back to a page full of madhatter madness... pull it together guys... 40 is just a number just ask Dino..... walkers crisps suck... unless you have been drinking and there is nothing else to eat at the pub... and if you are going to boycott something... boycott Simon's lack of script I have been waiting for ... for nearly six months.... ..... Ps nice car Hopes... See you boys next week. :)
Simon H
No subject title | 21/2/2005, 10:6
Sorry to appear over-excited but have you seen the car I've been driving since my MR2 rotted beyond financially vialble repair ?! Lets just say - that car was so brown that even the windows had a brown tint. Oh yes.. and it made Dave P sick every time he went in it. And that man has the constitution of a rabid fox.
Simon H
No subject title | 21/2/2005, 10:2
Sion. You're never too old to flirt and spoon. A fiddle that's old is more in tune. And it's never to late to fall in..... never to late to fall in... never to late to fall in a Japanese 2.0 litre injection.
Dino
No subject title | 20/2/2005, 21:37
Awful lot of Spanish being spoken on this site recently...
marissa
No subject title | 20/2/2005, 13:34
me no como tu
Slon
No subject title | 20/2/2005, 18:25
Had to trade it in and turn into my dad by getting an avensis when I got the sensible grown up job. Sad day
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/2/2005, 13:25
By the way, I am not stoned.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/2/2005, 13:25
Lego Monkey Magic man!
Phil M
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 19:34
I never post. But I'm watching....... I'm always watching. Ha hahahahahahahhahahaha
Simon H
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 15:7
Sion - do you still have the MR2? I'm just renewing my love of Japanese sports car's with a Celica. Mmmmmm.... bad chariot.
Simon H
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 14:55
Personally, I'm boycotting cunnilingus because it leaves a bad taste in the mouth. Wow. I feel a bit juvenile writing that - like it's not appropriate for this website. I think it's the talk of being 40 and the number of babies the MH factory has produced. I'll go and be filthy elsewhere.
Simon H
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 14:52
Can you drop it over at Dave's next time you go ?
Simon H
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 14:52
Psi - can I have my Spaced Album back. I've just watched the series again and I need to listen to the tunes man.
Dino
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 11:35
I don't remember writing that last message....I think I might have been drunk last night! Steve - is the answer that it's wheely small? When it comes to the crunch - it really takes the biscuit. Crumbs.
Steve F
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 10:50
Shall we do a MH 32 hour boycott challenge? Let's really draw attention to this situation. I've even started writing the play, 'Why's my Wagon Wheel so small?
Dino
No subject title | 19/2/2005, 0:45
Dave...you really need to get out more...by the way...I need your help for tomorrow night so put your plans on hold...
Slon
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 22:26
If you can find them try Tyrells Crisps - hand made and worth every penny. Kids today now think that Salt & Vinegar is meant to be green and Cheese & Onion blue rather than vice versa. Heartily agree with the previous comments and shall be joining all of the boycotts against these evil maniacs. Cadbury's Beetroot Wispa anyone?
Mikey H
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 21:46
Go get 'em Dave!!!!..... We're off to New Zealand tomorrow & will hoepfully be seeing Kath Whibley along the way so my postings may disappear for a while......but I'll be back
dave
Bitter | 18/2/2005, 19:36
I boycotted Walkers when they infiltrated the crisp market with their terrible product. Unfortunately they didn't notice either and went on from strength to strength, trampling all the little crisp companies (and the big ones) until no competition remained. Now, see what they've done. Destroyed the market. Where's Golden Wonder? Nowhere I tell you (although you can find a bag of GW Cheese and Onion in strange multipack selections, the flavour has been hampered. Probably by the evil ones, yes I'm talking about you Walkers!)
My new nemesis is Kingsmill. Try getting a non-Kingsmill (i.e. non shit) loaf of bread in your town. It's not easy unless you cheat and go to the supermarket.
Anyway to get back to the original point, I too am sad about Smarties, they try to tell you it's progress, but it's just a way of jacking up the price and giving you less. Hexagonal boxes pah. I bet they cost a quid a go. Sainsburys did a similar product change when they changed the recipe for Cheese Balls. They probably thought no-one would notice, they might have thought no-one would care, but I did. I cared a lot and when I remonstrated with the company about the fact that their 'cheese balls' had changed they didn't take me seriously. It made me want to cry.
If any large food conglomerates are reading, I have just a simple message. Don't f*** about with stuff that doesn't need it. We don't need need 'Orange After Eights', 'white chocolate Maltesers' (what are you on there??), Twix Ice Cream bars, we don't need them, stop it, just stop it, stop, stop, stop. Product diversification is bad, not good. Concentrate on your core market and don't piss the punters off, because that's what you're doing, oh yes. Sure, you might think it's only confectionery. But it matters, it's a part of who we are, it's something that we like and we aren't going to take it anymore. I take my hat off to the scottish firm Tunnocks, long may you stay as you are.
By the way, I want an original Milky Way, not these new 'pants' ones.
Finally, Marks & Spencers. You make the best crisps in the world, however why have you stopped doing large bags of Salt and Vinegar, yet you do every other flavour in large, even Ham??? Madness.
Steve F
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 17:27
Really? Well I'm certain my boycott of Marathon bars and packets of Treats has affected sales figures!
Psi
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 17:14
I for one will be boycotting the new pack. I hope others do too because my Opal Fruits/Starburst boycott which is still running doesn't appear to have made any difference
Steve F
Smarties | 18/2/2005, 15:44
Mmmm. Have you become 'outraged from reading' the previous posting, or are you 'Outraged, from Reading, Berks'?
Those tubes could also bear an unbelievable amount of weight. In fact, I had a flat tyre once and a discarded smarties tube acted as an excellent, temporary (and light-weight) jack, that enabled me to successfully replace the damaged tyre. I'm sure a new 'hexagonal' box won't be put to such good use. Nestle are toying with our road travel safety by doing this!!
Outraged from Reading
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 14:16
Dear Sirs, I am appauled that Nestle would dare to alter such an important part of our childhood (and indeed adulthood!). I would ask Nestle some questions but know that only Smarties have the answers!
Is nothing sacred?
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 12:57
Childhood may never be quite the same again - the maker of Smarties has announced it is to ditch the colourful chocolates' tube-shaped packet.
Nestle Rowntree is to replace the beloved 68-year-old cylindrical design with a hexagonal or six-sided pack. The removable plastic lid on the current design will also go in favour of a cardboard flip-top. Nestle Rowntree said the revamp was needed to ensure the brand remained "fresh and interesting" to youngsters.
Mikey H
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 12:42
Are things slow at the moment Mr Patrick? - Nice picture by the way!!!
Slon
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 10:45
Hell, I hit 38 this summer, so I'm not far behind. I think we should mark the occasion. What I want to know is who'll be the first MH to OFFICIALLY retire (so that doesn't mean Flutey wins already)
The Snitcher
Live Begins | 18/2/2005, 9:56
I believe a certain R. McCarthy turns 40 in just a couple of months!
Dave, altho he is a fellow 'keasy member does that make him officially a MH?
Dino
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 9:32
Wash your mouth out Mr Slon - I'm forever youthful and a firm believer that you're only as old as the woman you feel....corny I know, but what else would you expect from me?
Slon
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 9:5
Apropos of nothing - How long before the first MH hits 40? Steve? Shona?
Mikey H
No subject title | 18/2/2005, 7:38
Simon - I think you meant that the Thor 7" single will be worth Multi - pennies by now!.... great picture Dave, but couldn't you find one of him blowing up hot water bottles ...his favourite on stage trick!!!
Simon H
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 20:50
Anonymous was me by the way. Brain to quick for my fingers. Funnily enough... a recurring complaint I've had from girlfriends.
Anonymous
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 20:49
Mike - The 7" pic disc you say. That must be worth mutli-pounds by now.
Simon H
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 20:48
Thanks Dave. I can truly say that has made my day. Altogether now........ "There's thunder.... on the Tundra. There's giants..... across the land..... "
Steve F
Box | 17/2/2005, 18:47
You could at least have put him in a box.
dave
Thor | 17/2/2005, 17:41
Sorry, Steve. The dog has been usurped. Behold the mighty THOR.
Dino
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 17:22
Can we have Dougal?
Steve F
Dog | 17/2/2005, 14:56
Erm, er. Nay. I like the dog!
the real Mikey H
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 14:33
I don't have any of his albums actually - just the Thunder on the Tundra 7" picture disc!!
Not Mikey H
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 14:32
aye - as long as you cut out his female singer who's name escapes me, but definately hit most branches of the ugly tree on the way down.....and by the way the tundra is in Canada not Finland!!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 13:1
erm....aye.... in a un-gay way.
dave
Thor | 17/2/2005, 12:28
Simon's sent me a picture of Scandanavian, mega lunchbox, big hair, 80's heavy metal warrior cum adonis, THOR. Shall I replace the dog in a box picture? All in favour (apart from Mikey Haver who will have all of his albums) say 'aye'.
dave
Mighty Boosh | 17/2/2005, 12:26
Steve - the Mighty Boosh was aired on BBC3 last year. It's set in Bob Fossil's Zoo, aka The Zooniverse and features happless Howard Moon and mega-glam Vince Noire as zoo attendants. However, that's about as close to reality as it gets... It is being repeated on BBC2 and the final 3 episodes are yet to be aired. It features some great Electro-pop moments and a green, large thumbed jazzfunk cock-er-ney geezer with 'solo Polo vision'. Surreal would just about do it.
dave
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 12:21
Oh shag, missed pancake day again. Arse. They never seem to trail it on the TV anymore. What happened to the JIF adverts? Probably been bought by the evil empire, Walkers. In fact don't be surprised to see JIF crisps.
Steve F
TMB | 17/2/2005, 12:12
The Mighty Boosh? Eh....? Who? What? Why? When? I listened to the clip they have on the bbc shop site. Very strange. So, clarify Davey. Where & When can they be heard/seen?
Simon H
No subject title | 17/2/2005, 10:43
Yes indeed Dave and Dave - there was song written about Finland. It was "Thunder on the Tundra" by 80's 'heavy' metalist Thor.
Sarah
No subject title | 16/2/2005, 21:34
Happy Birthday Josie!
dave
Palin | 16/2/2005, 15:9
Indeed there was... and a lovely little ditty too. Dave - contact me about setting up a domain and web space for you. I can do it this arvo.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 16/2/2005, 8:22
Wasn't there a song about that?
Simon H
No subject title | 15/2/2005, 14:32
Finland. Ah sweet Finland. Where I have spent most of my snowboarding days to date. Kitos parleon.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 15/2/2005, 9:47
Hi all and indeed Hi Dave. Davey - send me details of webhosting - I'm going moonlight as an idiot and start a media thingy. I've even got a choice of silly names for my site. Oh, and if I do, do I get a madhatters link?
Slon
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 15:23
and for the Kids, no, it wasn't Rudolph, he's fine. It was his evil twin Adolph
Slon
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 15:22
Oh god it was delicious - they did this sort of shepherds pie thingy with potato, reindeer and these little berries. Bit overfond of gherkins though, the Finns, still won't hold that against them.
Steve F
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 15:10
Yummy Reindeer? Please tell me you didn't eat poor Rudolph!!?
Liz
Skiing | 14/2/2005, 14:57
I'll second the vote for Finland - husky racing and yummy reindeer. Company was a bit dodgy though.
JKF
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 14:42
Nothing like a dog in a box to improve one's mood I always say - nice one Davey.
Happy V day to you too hubby!
Steve F
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 14:27
PS Great 'Dog in a Box' piccie. I do feel my mood improving. Thanks Dave!!
Steve F
Skiing | 14/2/2005, 14:26
Sounds greeeaaaaatt. Alternatively, we could take a short 6 hour jaunt over to New Hampshire. Not too expensive to get there and once you are it's very cheap to live (with lots of tax-free shopping). Plus the bonus of having a whole mountain to yourself, no queues, great snow and no French people (oops..hope I haven't offended anyone!!)
Slon
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 14:12
We went to Levi in Finland to ski a few years back with the Smiths (before Liz decided to become perpetually pregnant) and had the best skiing I've ever had (always below zero so always dry powder), great accommodation in log cabins with own saunas, astonishingly good food (speaking as a carnivore) and drink, and cheaper than almost anywhere in Europe apart from ex-commie gulags like Romania. That's my tip.
dave
Tara | 14/2/2005, 13:47
Sion - can you point me towards the Tara/Volvo picture... I bet you can't!?
dave
Skiing | 14/2/2005, 13:46
Steve - sorry you got the blues mate, but glad you had a good time. A skiing excursion a la Madhats sounds great, I'm in. How about doing a 32hr challenge on skis (sorry Snowboards)?
Steve F
Miserable | 14/2/2005, 13:37
Davey, that sounds great! Alternatively you can help me plan the Madhatters Kauai/Jackson Hole
(or any ski resort) Love Commune.
Or, how about a Madhatters ski holiday for next season? Rent a big ski chalet, incorporate a little bit extra to pay for Nannies for the Babyhatters and Bobs yer proverbial. Ask Jol, he's just done it!!
Slon
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 12:56
Tara Palmer Tompkinson in a Volvo would look similar
dave
Love | 14/2/2005, 12:32
I found a nice picture of a dog in a box. Will that do.
Uli
xoxoxoxoxox | 14/2/2005, 10:10
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY TO EVERYONE!!! :) ps... nice background... wats next? :~)
Steve F
Hey | 14/2/2005, 9:59
Hey, Hey, Hey, Back from honeymoon and never been happier. Yeah right! How miserable am I? Can anyone cheer me up as I have big time post holiday blues? Oh yeah and happy first Valentines
as my wife, Mrs French. And happy V's day to everyone else!!
Dino
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 9:59
Sigh....a Valentines message from Davey P....how depressing does my life get... ;-)
dave
Happy Valentine's Day | 14/2/2005, 2:19
Happy Valentine's Day everyone, especially Caroline. Hope all you Madhatters have your boxes stuffed with cards. To quote Ralph Wiggum, 'I choo, choo, choose you, and there's a picture of a train on it...'
dave
No subject title | 14/2/2005, 2:17
I don't know what I'm doing up so late, but looks like there's some funny business going on.
RAZMA
SEX | 13/2/2005, 21:53
IS ANY ONE THERE CUZ I WANNA TALK DIRTY
RAZMA
SEX | 13/2/2005, 21:51
I KNOW I DONT KNOW YOU BUT I REALLY WANT YOU TO LICK MY FANNY HARD CUZ I AM HORNY
Dino
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 16:8
huh...?
me
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 13:28
yeah me 2 bye ya all!!!!
lilo
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 13:28
well if no 1 else is in there im going bye
lilo
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 13:20
hey me u sound really cool is there no1 else in here!
me
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 13:12
so yeah i agree!!!!
me
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 13:11
hey
NO TRIVIA CHIP INSTALLED
No subject title | 13/2/2005, 12:5
I wish I could remember obscure facts from as far back as 1976
dave
No subject title | 12/2/2005, 17:30

Dino
No subject title | 12/2/2005, 11:51
Crikey...!
dave
No subject title | 12/2/2005, 10:33
It's a conspiracy, along with 'The Goodies', the 'Adventure Game' contained hidden codes citing the exact location of the Grail. The BBC were told by the Television watchdog that this was 'irresponsible' and never to repeat the programs. Least that's how I see it, I may let my overactive mind play tricks whilst I'm reading the DaVinci Code.
Slon
No subject title | 12/2/2005, 9:53
Gronda gronda rangdo
Psi
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 18:4
I do believe he did. Now I feel so much better about having apportioned part of my brain to recalling unusual BBC2 programmes from the mid 1980s, because it's not just me. So, The Adventure Game, why don't they bring that back?
Lesley
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 16:56
Psi - I remember that programme with Paul Heiney - didn't he do a video for 'When I'm 64' as a practice run as well?
Lesley
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 16:55
Oh bother it, that teaches me to try and type after a crappy day at work.
Bestiality now! This discussion has really got going! BTW Dave, the background's much easier on the eyes.
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 16:54
Nothing said
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 16:27
Is Chris Hanham shagging My Crane?
Mikey H
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 15:42
Good discussion Dino - and it distracted us from pestering you about confirming who the new couple are!!
John
Romance | 11/2/2005, 15:35
If the romantic Madhatter concerned wanted to tell the world, I'm sure he could do so by either a) posting a message here or b) confiding in Nick Wiggins in complete secrecy.
Anonymous
Bananas are great | 11/2/2005, 15:33

Dino
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 13:46
I feel proud for having started such a fruitful discussion...
dave
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 13:4
I can't help feeling that you're missing the point Anonymous. (Bet they're into Spandau Ballet)
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 12:30
yes they can... J flat
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 11:9
BANANARAMAAAAAAAAAAA ARE CRAP AND CANT SING A NOTE
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 11:4
HELLO
Slon
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 9:47
Nah, never did. Ripping through WMP and then converting. Slow but works. Tried what you suggest a while back and to cut a long story short it seems Apple just don't like most CD drives.
iPod bloody marvellous though, so can't complain.
Le Burge
Sion itunes | 11/2/2005, 9:34
Sion - did you get your iTunes working? Do you have a Dell computer? If so, apparently you need to update your ATA/IDE drivers, or something. Choose Run CD Diagnostics from the Help menu for more info
Le Burge
Banananananarama | 11/2/2005, 9:32
It ain't what you do.. .etc, was a pop colaboration between Fun Boy Three and Bananarama. Great picture, Dave. It is revealed. Or rather remembered. 1982 I think.
Slon
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 9:2
ahh, Keren....Sinking back into boyhood fantasies, thanks, Dave
Slon
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 9:1
Fun Boy Three or Specials?
uli
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 1:15
3-... not 30... lol.. dats it i am off to bed.. cant evennnnnn typo straight... zzzzzzzzzz
uli
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 1:14
30 is suppose to be 'venus'
... dang it lol
uli
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 1:13
4 - Robert DeNiro's Waiting......... do i win anything dino?
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/2/2005, 1:13
1)'na na hey hey' 2)'cruel summer' 3)'vemus' 4) '
Mikey H
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 22:34
...I've got more than One Girlschool Album Dave - and they're still touring!! - although they now have Jackie Chambers on lead guitar - not a patch on Kelly Johnson!!! ahhhh memories
Psi
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 21:22
What about 'Trick of the Night' it's the one Paul Heiney directed the video for in an episode of 'In at the Deep End'. Man, I'm a BBC2 geek!
dave
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 19:48
"It ain't what you do, it's the way that you do it" springs to mind, but that was with the specials.
Ah girl/boy collaboratnsion, not so much fun was had since Motorhead teamed up with Girlschool. I think Mike actually has a Girlschool album, dont you? Girlschool were like the Biker's Bananarama.
Mike H
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 18:26
Slon - I think you'll find Bat out of Hell was by Culture Club!
Dino
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 17:21
...and you were doing so well...
Slon
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 17:6
Venus, Robert DeNiro's Waiting, Really Saying Something, Bat Out Of Hell?
Dino
Bored... | 10/2/2005, 14:19
Name four Bananarama hits without resorting to Google...
dave
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 11:34
Prince, is he still around? Ah, bless.
Le Burge
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 9:22
Excellent - death metal! Interesting fact: Metallica were the third highest grossing act in the US last year, after Prince and Madonna
Slon
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 9:6
Interesting episode of Noddy if Gene Simmons were to turn up to play the Toyland Arena, eh?
Mikey H
No subject title | 10/2/2005, 8:52
I think I preferred Noddy...... how about some Lego or action men pictures next?
uli
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 19:22
nice color :)
dave
Theme change | 9/2/2005, 17:58
How about that then Lesley?
Lesley
pink | 9/2/2005, 17:9
That colour's a bit rough on the eyes after a hard day at the computer.
dave
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 16:25
Anyone fancy a pint?
(Not the real) Chris Hanham
As if... | 9/2/2005, 13:22
As if I'd post on this site, even more so, as if I'd tell you.
Mikey H
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 11:51
Chris Hanham - I didn't think of you...... so who's the other party?
Slon
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 11:49
Call me unromantic but I don't care. the suspense went on too long.
Chris Hanham
Stupid | 9/2/2005, 11:28
Mike - you're stupid
Everyone
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 11:21
Mike - you're stupid.
Mikey H
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 10:51
...and does the number of postings in the last two days beat any previous records?
Mikey H
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 10:50
Call me stupid but I'm still none the wiser.... and don't try and pretend that you know Mr Burgess!! My only suggestion is Mr Wyatt.... I was opting for PSi but that got blown out of the water.... on-one has denied Shona yet though.... OK so it's John Wyatt and Shona.
LE Burge
Ahh | 9/2/2005, 9:45
All is now Aspro clear. But two it takes a partnership to make. Who's number two (snigger)?
Liz
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 9:25
Wow - all that's hurting my head. Dave sorry haven't had a chance to say thanks for the pink - very much appreciated, however I'm afraid Noddy is so last week, its Andy Pandy now.
Anonymous
No subject title | 9/2/2005, 0:39
oh come on.... dats easy..... think of a guy.... until recently single....and now is not... anymore... single that is... musical?... fruity?... ohhhh why did you have to tell me Dino???... now i cant hold it in.... dank it..... wont anyone please gues?
Anonymous
Clevepants | 8/2/2005, 23:56
Or tess.
Ann a gram
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 20:23
The answer is shh! chairman. It is true. Evil steadier.
Psi
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 18:43
Dino - I've been puzzling why you asked my why you deserved it - I've just realised you thought that 'Revealer' post was me. It wasn't.
Psi
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 18:4
I can't believe no one's got it. Let's look at the clues: Dino says the news was very surprising, The Revealer states 'musical', Anonymous stresses how single they have been until recently and I a) tell you all it isn't me and b) tell Dave who it is. It's not hard to work out.
Dino
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 17:25
How did I deserve it Psi? I haven't actually told anyone anything yet!!! If they know then they know anyway, not because of me. and I'm very pleased for them both cos I like the madhatter concerned and I hope he'll be very happy!
Lesley
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 16:26
Will someone please come clean and reveal who you're talking about - I can't bare the suspense!
Revealer
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 16:24
You did deserve it though Dino, but was that the real Shona? Come to think of it, am I the real Revealer?
Dino
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 15:54
ooooo....catty....
Percy Thrower
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 14:49
I don't dig anything anymore!
Shona
Dino | 8/2/2005, 13:54
I don't dig archaeological relics.
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 13:39
I'm not Elton John by the way - even though the postings were very close together!!
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 13:38
Failing any confirmed news from Dino, my money is on Dino and Shona!
Elton John
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 13:34
errr, what am I doing here? Even though I do have a house in Hertfordshire I have no new partner to report, by the way I love the pink.
Natasha Kaplinsky
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 13:26
How can you say that you're all too old with a picture of Noddy on your website. Mr Dino, will you please let me know the news or I'll come round and give you a good seeing to! We need to know for tomorrows Breakfast show.
Le Burge
Games | 8/2/2005, 13:16
Oh, come on. We're all too old for these games. Just tell us who you're talking about and we'll accept the news with grown-up maturity
Dino
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 12:59
Ok....consider someone who was engaged and someone who has never been engaged getting together and tinkling those ivories....and that's as far as I'll be drawn on the subject.
John Craven
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 12:40
Still waiting for Dino to expand on his news....some of us have got a newsround programme to fill with interesting facts!
dave
Change | 8/2/2005, 11:54
Excellent... I think maybe we should have a cup of Tea and a slice of Cake.
Psi
It's not me! | 8/2/2005, 11:40
Just clearing up confusion that may reign following Dave's last post - it isn't me! I might be up for a tea though.
Anonymous
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 11:32
This a recent development. Which Hatters were still single until recently? There's not many left.
dave
Change | 8/2/2005, 11:30
Thanks Psi. Nuff said. Anyone fancy meeting up in St Albans for a cup of tea?
mikey H
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 11:22
ah-hem......that don't live in Herts I meant to say!
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 11:22
are there any musical Madhatters?
dave
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 9:52
Not that I care, or am one to gossip. No.
dave
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 9:51
Well, that rules out about, er no-one.
Dino
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 9:41
You see....I barely needed to mention it....still can't believe it tho...
The Revealer
Rumour | 8/2/2005, 9:22
A certain musical MadHatter is now romantically involved and living in Hertfordshire. It is true. It is Revealed!
Mikey H
No subject title | 8/2/2005, 7:56
come on Steve, spill the beans.....
dave
What? | 7/2/2005, 22:57
Oh, cock a doodle do Steve. Go on enlighten us, with your 'barely able to contain yourself' tittle tattle (unless it's about me).
Dino
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 21:53
I've just heard a rumour about a fellow madhatter that blew my socks off....is it indeed true?
dave
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 20:8
Hi Dave, can you send me your e-mail address and mobile phone number? Or are you just ignoring me?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 17:44
Hi dad.
Simon H
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 16:47
That would be a lot funnier if it wasn't the fact the David Wild is indeed my son.
Simon H
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 16:46
Congratulations to David Wild. Nice one my son.
dave
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 16:29
Pretty low-shots, c'mon you can do better than that Mikey. I have to agree with the recent article by 'dgh dgfhs sgdhf', in which he puts across the hypothesis that 'dfbdfbdfbdfbdfbdfbdfbdfb' is only applicable when used in the context of 'fbdfbdbdfbdfb'.
Mikey H
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 16:5
I guess "Which wife are you on" was not the best phrase to use!!! - Congrats to you and Kate.
Mikey H
Dave Wid's Anniversary | 7/2/2005, 16:3
Congratulations Dave, a great acheivement.... you and....(which wife are you on at the moment?)... must be delighted!!
Slon
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 11:6
Well done Dave, third time lucky (or have I forgotten one?).
The Revealer
No subject title | 7/2/2005, 9:53
Dave Wid celebrates his first ever first wedding anniversary today. It is true. It is Revealed.
Anonymous
No subject title | 6/2/2005, 18:44
lol
Anonymous
lol | 6/2/2005, 18:44
Nothing said
uli
No subject title | 6/2/2005, 18:44
wow
Dino
No subject title | 6/2/2005, 16:24
I see the standard of news reports is picking up again....sigh....
Anonymous
No subject title | 5/2/2005, 14:57
Nothing said
dave
lol | 5/2/2005, 16:23
I always thought that the abbrev. 'lol' meant lots of love. No wonder I got into trouble.
Dino
Da VeyP Code | 5/2/2005, 11:56
very clever Slon...you should be on the stage....it leaves in five minutes...lol
uli
No subject title | 5/2/2005, 2:40
lol
Slon
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 22:11
Maybe this gubbins is part of the mysterious Da VeyP Code. If you look closely you'll see that Noddy is really a woman and his car is really a piece of cheap plastic tat. Symbolic, eh?
uli
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 17:56
Dave... what is wrong with the link to the birthday page?
uli
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 17:54
who is manuel? quien es manuel?............... who is M1CH3LL0N_D4T4?... is he from the future? ... why is he here? ... hey i want to hear his story... preach on dear sir... or madam..
M1CH3LL0N_D4T4
HI AGAIN | 3/2/2006, 13:32
HI LOVERS PEOPLE...I HAVE A NICE STORY
Lesley
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 15:58
Sounds like a fun afternoon.
Simon H
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 15:42
I might pop out and pay a cheque in. Then sit and have a nice cup of tea.
Manuel
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 13:44
I know nothing, I am from Barcelona
Dino
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 13:16
The Revealer doesn't know his 7 times table, what makes you think he'll know that? ;-)
dave
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 13:6
Thats okay Uli. I always enjoy the frankness of your mass postings... feel free to muse somemore! Also, thanks for the translation, hmmm, perchance a Madhatter that is fluent in old and new Spanish? Perhaps The Revealer knows?
uli
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 12:6
ever feel like you are just alone here.. seems like you are talking to yourself? wow.. ok i am gone. Cheers to all and to all a good day.
uli
quick movie review | 4/2/2005, 12:4
Meet the parents was funny. meet the fockers was even funnier.. you dont need to see te first one to get it.. ****highly recomended four stars ..... the incredibles.. ***** gets my full five stars, honestly good fun for the whole family... that means kids, parents, kids who have parents, non parents who are still kids, and yes even the whole of the madhatters crew.
Anonymous
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 11:59
of= or
uli
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 11:59
Does anyone have any clues as to who this -M1CH3LL0N D4T4- is? Very deep fella.. of gal.. the translation took me sometime because they used both old and new style spanish.. and the lack of slang leads me to believe that it is someone who had studied the language, but is also very fluent in english... it maybe someone you know... anyways... :)
uli
if anyone cares.. lol | 4/2/2005, 11:56
I came to put together (correct) what my father asked of me and you did not listen, I came to show (demonstrate) my love, and you did not love me, I came to give you eternal life and I had to die. Now is time for the end. everything depends on yous (everyone), let faith and the good love take (lead) yous (everyone) Those who are just beginning in this journey (path), this is no HACK it is nothing, just a request of pure love for the real humanity. because at times we forget that we all need to be loved (and to love) . God bless you all.
Slon
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 9:20
It's actually a very close match for the colour of Si's kitchen. Poor sod.
Slon
No subject title | 4/2/2005, 9:19
Bloody kids, grumble grumble. Bet you haven't coughed up Enid's royalties either, eh?
Simon H
No subject title | 3/2/2005, 23:13
Wow - that's great. People book babysitters before working out what they're going to do. Never thought of that.
dave
Breasts | 3/2/2005, 22:49
No. That's too childish, even more than having a picture of Noddy and a pink background.
The Perverter
No subject title | 3/2/2005, 17:49
Can I see a picture of breasts?
dave
There you go Liz | 3/2/2005, 16:43
Liz - hope Eloise is happier with the look of the site now. If any other Madh>
There you go Liz | 3/2/2005, 16:43
Liz - hope Eloise is happier with the look of the site now. If any other Madhatters have similar themes they would like to see the site in, then e-mail me at the usual address, etc. I must say the pink looks very fetching.
Le Burge
Film | 3/2/2005, 10:9
Yes, pray do tell
Dino
No subject title | 3/2/2005, 9:30
Well don't leave us in suspense.....which film did you see and where is the critical review?
Nick W
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 19:21
National Treasure - Indiana Jones meets the Da Vinci Code. Harmless, easy on the brain and quite fun.
Le Burge
Closer | 2/2/2005, 17:11
Apparently Closer is a really nasty, horrid little movie (or so the Radio 5 movie guy said).
Dino
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 17:9
Go see The Incredibles! You won't be disappointed.
Liz
Closer | 2/2/2005, 15:22
Has anyone seen Closer - We have a babysitter tonight and would love to go to the cinema - any recommendations? I'm presuming that because I didn't like Meet the Parents - the sequel is not worth bothering about.
Simon H
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 15:20
Yes indeed Mikey, I am the second coming of Simon H as the first one was a bit messy and left a bad taste in the mouth.
MIkey H
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 14:49
Have you seen the light Slon?
Slon
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 14:6
Well I'm convinced
Mikey H
Hmmmm | 2/2/2005, 12:46
you forgot the 'Amen'
Le Burge
Hmmm | 2/2/2005, 11:9
So much clearer
Le Burge
Translation | 2/2/2005, 11:8
Never fear. With the help of the Google universal translator:
I CAME TO ARM WHAT MY FATHER ME ENCOMENDO and DID NOT LISTEN to ME, I CAME TO DEMONSTRATE THEM MY LOVE, and NOT THEY LOVED ME, I CAME TO GIVE THEM LIFE ETERNAL and I HAD TO DIE NOW IS TIME Of AIM... everything DEPENDS ON YOU, THAT the FAITH and GOOD LOVE TAKE YOU, THAT RECIEN BEGIN IN THIS WAY, THIS IS NOT HACK IS NOT NOTHING SINGLE an ORDER OF PURE LOVE FOR the TRUE HUMANITY... because WHICH Sometimes WE FORGOT THAT WE NEEDED TO BE LOVED.....dios IT BLESSES ALL YOU
Slon
No subject title | 2/2/2005, 9:36
Well Rob Slinger is/was God so it's not too surprising is it. The Gospel Of St Davey?
Dino
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 17:45
It could be Jamaican for "The"?
dave
Does this help? | 1/2/2005, 16:58
I think 'de' may mean 'of'.
Dino
News Story... | 1/2/2005, 16:48
Maybe Uli can translate for us....or maybe we're better off being ignorant - it works for me.
dave
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 16:46
...or not.
dave
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 16:46
Did anyone hear the news about Parallel Universes? Apparently they're all over the place, unfortunately the only thing that can travel between them is gravity.
Pah!
It's true, it was on the radio today. In fact go to the bbc radio player and look up the science programme listings.
dave
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 16:43
Oh, uh, yes, er, well. I think that we should feel honoured that the second coming may have just happened here.
Dino
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 15:12
Huh...?
m1ch3ll0n_d4t4
hi people | 31/1/2005, 11:44
this is my begin, of my life
my messenger is a the people lovers, this is my testament
ULI
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 13:42
SORRY BEEN FILLING OUT A MILLION JOB APPLICATIONS... AND NOW CANT STOP USING CAPS LOCK. OK I OFFICIALLY NEED MORE SLEEP. ZZZZZZZZZZZ NAP TIME
ULI
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 13:39
HIYA SIMON. HOPE ALL IS WELL WITH YOU. I DO BELIEVE WE ARE ALL LOOKING FOWARD TO FINDING OUT WHAT IT'S BEEN LIKE WORKING FOR 'THE MAN' AND LIVING WITHOUT THE PATRICKS...(IN YOUR OWN WORDS) LOL. HEY WHATS IT LIKE LIVING WITH OUT INTERNET SERVICE? PLEASE SHARE WITH THE CLASS.
Mikey H
No subject title | 1/2/2005, 12:44
Simon...is that really you, or just the faded memory of a distant Hopes we knew a long, long time ago? I have also heard some very alarming reports concerning Hannah Patrick and think her part in your eviction from Hart Road was just the start of it - apparently the level of joyriding and arson has increased dramatically in St Albans recently and I even hear that the Hatfield Triad Gang are also starting to get worried! I blame the disruptive influence of Lucy Rodrigues and Charlotte Maclean!!
Simon H
No subject title | 31/1/2005, 20:41
Hello. My name is Simon and it's my concerted new year's resolution to write some more rubbish on this site. Just like the old days eh ? When we all sat together, raised a glass and talked of times past. Oh shite, it's started already. Maybe it's because I'm a Londener... that... I now..... er... live in London. Moved to Battersea shortly after Hannah Patrick kicked me out. She turned em against me she did. Oh yes - first it was all cuteness and giggles. But then she sowed the seeds of doubt in Dave and Caro. The final straw was Caro's £50 note she hid in my pants drawer. Anyway. I'm not bitter. So I live with two other people in a nice flat with a Brewmaster coffee machine and a seemingly lifetime's supply of wine. Been working for 'the man' for the last two months and haven't really surfaced much. Otherwise, anyone who happens to be journeying into the big smoke, particularly along the A3, feel free to call in. I'm also 10 mins walk from Clapham Junction. But apparently that still counts as Battersea. Probably a bit like Slough residents saying they live in West Windsor.
uli
No subject title | 31/1/2005, 19:6
hallo
Lesley
No subject title | 31/1/2005, 17:28
Hello. There is someone out here!
dave
No subject title | 31/1/2005, 16:30
Hello.
dave
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 17:30
I am around at the weekend Steve, I really am in Dover - just visiting, you know. In fact I'm here now. Lovely place. Apart from the stinky docks, and the other shit bits.
Dino
correction | 28/1/2005, 16:39
*try
Dino
Little princess | 28/1/2005, 16:39
John - you're a very unconvincing spook...tr leaving a little more time between posts...lol
John
Si | 28/1/2005, 14:46
By the way, Si, I've sent you an email so if you haven't got it that means I've got the address wrong.
Little Princess
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 14:44
Ello ello ello, what's goin' on 'ere, then? Is my innocent vulnerability of interest to any older gentlemen? Like, cool?
John
Little Princess | 28/1/2005, 14:43
Dave, do you really think that was a cyber-plod trying to trap a sprog-fiddler? How exciting.
Dino
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 13:1
Davey - so u not around at the weekend then at all?
dave
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 10:57
Mikey obviously doesn't remember our little cahts. Although he has a house full of the other type. Liz - I would be happy to make the page a bit more gaudy, I mean child-friendly. Happy Friday everyone, I'm off to Dover, ahoy.
Dino
Caht | 28/1/2005, 10:27
I remember it well...may even have participated in a bit of it myself...but where did all those 'characters' go?
Le Burge
caht | 28/1/2005, 10:0
Who else remembers the caht of a few years ago that was had on this site?
Slon
Battlestar Galactica | 28/1/2005, 9:21
Ken, re earlier phone call - you are 100% right.
Slon
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 9:20
Oh dear god please no. You all realise the Smiths new kitchen ended up pink 'cause of that childs pernicious influence. It's the Gaffer I feel sorry for. I'm surprised he isn't forced to dress like Noddy yet.
Liz
Pretty Colours | 28/1/2005, 9:11
Dave - Eloise would like me to tell you that she likes the purple at the top of page - but why is there no pink - or pictures of Noddy?
Mikey H
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 7:42
Dave - I assume that looking after Hannah is not only distracting, but also affects your ability to type.....but yes I'd love to caht!!!
uli
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 3:13
awww.. go to sleep
dave
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 0:56
Anyone want to caht?
uli
Le Burge | 28/1/2005, 0:15
Canadian wastelands? lol.. lol... so far the sun had begun to set around five... and it only got really dark by 8pm... lol..
uli
No subject title | 28/1/2005, 0:9
gosh... look at all those lovely babes... :)
Dino
Yoof Blog | 27/1/2005, 23:10
What age do you have to be to name yourself "seesaw jnr 20"?!?! He shud get a propr handl lke wot i ave. like
dave
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 20:3
Well it is, but its not for you spotty.
dave
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 20:2
Oh for the love of god... this is not a pissing chatroom.
seesaw jnr 20
pretty princess | 27/1/2005, 17:26
hi alright princess
Le Burge
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 17:15
Uli - Surely the sun goes down even earlier on those Northern Canadian wastelands? And anyway, Dec 22nd is the shortest day, so in fact days are getting longer again in January. Yesterday was the longest day of the year so far.
dave
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 15:38
Me can sniff the long arm of the law, cyber-division...
Dino
KK | 27/1/2005, 15:8
I thouhgt she was enquiring whether we are Kasey Keller - the Spurs goalkeeper from the US. Sorry Little Princess, but he doesn't get a game these days now Paul Robinson has arrived.
John
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 15:1
Won't somebody answer the nice princess? Are we kk? Does she mean are we KKK? This gets more sinister by the second. Leave us alone, you royal racist parasite.
uli
No subject title | 27/1/2005, 14:49
No snow ... its the only good thing thus far... there is nothing like walking around with permanent frost-bitten toes. :S
uli
brrrrrrrrrrrrrrr | 27/1/2005, 14:47
okay why was i not warned that the sun goes down at lunch time in this country after january???
Dino
Pretty Princess | 27/1/2005, 10:47
Wid? You been cross-dressing again....?
Pretty princess
hello | 27/1/2005, 8:34
hello whoever u r ??i am do saying me real name because i don't think my school whould like it so r u kk??
love
pretty princesss
dave
No subject title | 26/1/2005, 16:49
Ha bloody ha.
Dino
No subject title | 26/1/2005, 13:38
It's Caroline I feel sorry for....she has to look after 2 children... ;-)
dave
No subject title | 26/1/2005, 13:1
I'm not concentrating today. My mind is elsewhere. Nobody mentioned that looking after a child was this distracting.
dave
Shaun of the Dead | 26/1/2005, 13:0
I've just had a great idea for a film "The Dave After Tomorrow", in which global warming is foiled by an uberhero named Dave, after he discovers that the whole thing is actually a terrorist plot instigated by his arch enemy Alan Qaeda.
Maybe needs some work. How about other Madhatter remake movies, e.g "SIon of the Dead". Ken, fancy getting involved?
Dino
Maths | 25/1/2005, 17:14
Don't expect Dave Wid to know what that equation means.....
John
No subject title | 25/1/2005, 15:58
A frown and a small dome tent with the ropes cut off? Nice one Anonymous - but don't forget that nxq (1+x) = cosine na (5-x4)!
Liz
Gloomy Monday | 25/1/2005, 9:28
I'd say yesterday morning was pretty gloomy on discovering that I'd outgrown my maternity jeans - what am I supposed to wear now?
Anonymous
No subject title | 24/1/2005, 23:26
1/8W+(D-d) 3/8xTQ MxNA
Mikey H
No subject title | 24/1/2005, 14:14
I agree with you Dave - today is going quite well - certainly no worse than any other Monday!!
dave
Gloomy Monday | 24/1/2005, 13:3
Top scientists say that today is the gloomiest day of the year. It's official - apparently. I'm not sure, I seem to be having quite a nice day, anyone else?
Slon
No subject title | 24/1/2005, 11:2
I advise wearing layers.
dave
Horizon | 24/1/2005, 10:37
I don't think they were contradicting each other, these are 2 seperate effects. The point is with the reduction in particle pollution, the counter balancing effects of global dimming will disappear, thus making the effects of global warming even stronger.
That's exactly the line George Bush takes, try to find conflicting viewpoints so you end up doing nothing. It makes life so much easier.
Dino
No subject title | 23/1/2005, 23:27
dave - I was thinking that too...I'm very confused when these Horizon programmes don't seem to reference each other?!?!?? Are we gonna heat up or freeze....I have to know! My entire wardrobe depends on the answer.
Slon
No subject title | 22/1/2005, 13:28
Lesley. As the head of the Sorbonne don't you think you should be aware of current scientific theories? And indeed spelling conventions?
Anonymous
Le Burge | 21/1/2005, 17:26
sos, who are u? lol
uli
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 15:36
dave- you may have a point ther... so i will be sure to stay on the cold rock (uk) to ensure the survival of my kind
uli
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 15:33
hi to all
jade
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 17:24
hi ann dee
liv
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 17:22
hi every one just back from school friends round
liv
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 17:20
hi slon from liv and jade talk to me
Lesley
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 16:59
Deliberate spelling error by the way!
Lesley
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 16:59
I'm not sure I follow the current debate. Should I have watched the Horixon programme or is it better to live in blissful ignorance of the impending doom!
Slon
No subject title | 21/1/2005, 15:35
Good advice at any time, Dave. Reminds me of Mr Burns' illnesses all holding each other in check.
dave
Global dimming | 21/1/2005, 15:16
I thought that Global dimming was a catch all term to describe today's 'dumb it down' media until I watched Horizon.
Sion - I too was depressed by the Horizon program until it dawned on me that the reduction in global dimming and further increases in global warming will actually warm the country up after the UK is plunged into an Ice Age through the halting of the North Atlantic stretch of the global conveyor because of the melting of the Greenland Ice Shelf causing desalination of the sea (another Horizon programme). I suspect we might be the only place on Earth that escapes scot-free due to the counter effects of all these climate changing mechanisms. (apart from the flooding mind you). Madhatters ***MOVE OUT OF NORFOLK NOW***.
Le Burge
Stuff | 21/1/2005, 9:53
Uli and Dino - had no idea you were now exes. But who's Liv?
Mr Coppinger, you're not seeing things. Honey actually did the non-celeb BB5 aswell.
Matt Coppinger
Honey on BB | 20/1/105, 23:32
Am I seeing things? Honey on channel 4 as a psychol-analyst on Big Brother?
Big up to all former Herts C&S crew... and of course Speakeasy!
uli
No subject title | 20/1/2005, 16:45
dave- thanks for the offer. i will let you know... :)
uli
who is uli? | 20/1/2005, 16:43
i could easily take you back to when i was born and start to explain in great detail who i am ...liv.. but instead i will give you the short end of the stick.. i am Dinos ex-girlfriend.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/1/2005, 21:2
I haven't pooped myself for ages. It must be weeks now..
Slon
No subject title | 20/1/2005, 8:59
Earth doomed but as long as the match is on, eh?
Dino
Exeter City | 19/1/2005, 21:47
Sorry boys - quality won out in the end...Rooooooooney!!!!
liv
No subject title | 19/1/2005, 21:23
slon hi
liv
No subject title | 19/1/2005, 21:6
whos uli
liv
No subject title | 19/1/2005, 21:4
hi every one some one talk to me
olivia
No subject title | 19/1/2005, 21:2
hi to dave
Psi
No subject title | 19/1/2005, 12:24
Yes (not that that's much of a debate) but then I was pooping myself before that anyway
Slon
Global dimming | 19/1/2005, 11:43
Or how about that we're all doomed Mr Mainwaring. Anyone else pooping themselves after this weeks episode of Horizon?
Mikey H
Topical debates | 19/1/2005, 10:43
If it's topical debates you want Dave, how about do Spanish football Managers realise the importance of the FA Cup to English football. Lets hope Exeter do as well tonight as Burnley did yesterday.....
Colorado Mills
Denver Miils | 18/1/2005, 22:0
He's my little brother only boulder...
Denver Mills
Little Britain reference | 18/1/2005, 18:44
...he's my brother, little 'Trago'.
dave
Topical debate | 18/1/2005, 18:43
Whatever happened to topical debate on this site? Did we ever have any or did I imagine it? The chat seems to have got a little, well - less. I suppose everyone's bored of the interweb now, but is that the contributing factor, or is our demise into grumpy old men and women to blame? And, what's wrong with being a grumpy old man, we're so lucky to have so much to moan about. I blame Tescos, they're the evil empire - they won't stop until they've got as big as Trago Mills.
Dino
No subject title | 18/1/2005, 9:27
I was considering going but would have needed somewhere to stay over...
dave
Edinburgh | 17/1/2005, 22:12
Cool and groovy Davey, nice to hear from you. By the way is your 'clara' e-mail address working okay? Sorry about Stoke in the FA, I'm off to see Exeter play Man U on Wed so watch out for me on the telly.
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/1/2005, 21:11
Hi all. Davey - put Kate and I down for a room. Will talk to everyone else and sort it this week. Alas, Alec is moving to LA, so he won't be with us....
John
No subject title | 17/1/2005, 15:32
Just one is fine, thanks.
dave
Edinburgh | 14/1/2005, 10:20
Ah, yes I remember, no it didn't actually - I shall put you in now. Do you want 2 rooms or one?
John
Ed | 13/1/2005, 18:22
Hope that includes on for me, Dave. We arranged it on New year's Eve, when you may have been a bit tipsy and not remembered.
dave
No subject title | 12/1/2005, 14:34
Thank you Uli, and to you too. Just wanted to mention that I've got 5 rooms left for Edinburgh 2005. Give me a shout if you want to come this year. Cheers DP.
uli
No subject title | 11/1/2005, 10:29
hope every one had a very happy bunch of holidays. and congrats to the newbies. :)
uli
No subject title | 11/1/2005, 10:28
very
Anonymous
No subject title | 11/1/2005, 10:59
yes
Steve F
Marriage | 11/1/2005, 9:19
On the subject of marriage, so far it's great! And, we still haven't been on honeymoon yet!! Roll on next week and our 3 week Jackson Hole skiing, Kauai lazing, San Francisco sight seeing first holiday as husband and wife! Anyone jealous?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 19:48
Back on the subject of marriage, there is indeed light at the end of the tunnel. I should soon be celebrating my first first anniversary.
Psi
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 19:1
Just a quick congratulations to Lisette and Andy. Well done
Dino
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 17:12
I understand we took our foot of the pedal so that you could earn yourselves some much needed cash through the replay - I'll start the collection - where do you want me to send the 5p to your creditors or your players? ;-P
dave
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 15:43
There may be light at the end of the tunnel, but not for your football team Dino. I was there at Old Trafford to see the mighty Grecians take down the ManU reserves. This is the beginning of the end for them. Couldn't hear the boos at the end of the game as I was singing about Cider with 10,000 west-country folk.
Dino
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 15:29
Many congrats Roughty & Lisette. I never thought I'd see Ann Dee sign up for an old institution such as marriage, but my surprise at such events was diluted when arch-anarchist Davey P got hitched. But isn't his new family just an advertisement for marital bliss everywhere? Am I sounding old and jaded yet...? Ho hum....Dave Wid - tell me again that there's light at the end of the marital tunnel for us divorcees...
Slon
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 15:25
Blimey, who'da thought?
Well done Andy
Ken
No subject title | 10/1/2005, 15:0
Good on you Roughts & Lisette, really pleased for you both.
Steve F
Ann Dee & Lisette | 10/1/2005, 12:44
Huge congrats you guys.... I had a
feeling about you two! Go on admit it. Our wedding sent you over the edge didn't it?! Well done.
Ann Dee
All true | 10/1/2005, 12:0
yes indeed, to the sound of hearts breaking the length and breadth of the country, I did indeed propose to my good lady Lisette on New Years Day. Oh, and she said yes. which was nice. So that makes me engaged. And stuff. Woohoo!
Dino
Toronto | 9/1/2005, 23:27
I was - had a lovely white Christmas there!
Slon
No subject title | 9/1/2005, 14:48
You were in Toronto too?
Dino
Exeter City | 9/1/2005, 1:17
Could have done with a ref like the one against Spurs...
Dave Wid
No subject title | 8/1/2005, 20:30
Well done Exeter City. Comments, Dino?
Mr Murdoch
No subject title | 8/1/2005, 13:47
It has been on sky one
Dino
No subject title | 8/1/2005, 13:12
Happy New Year everyone. Sorry no cards sent this year due to being away (Toronto & Miami) - back again today. Totally hooked on Family Guy - why is it not on UK TV?!?!?!
Slon
No subject title | 7/1/2005, 12:43
Will give it a go, cheers.
Le Burge
CD-RW | 7/1/2005, 9:48
...and Sion, the CD/DVD drive in my PC is compatible with iTunes, but unfortunately I don't know what it is. Actually, I think it's an HP one. Does that help? In the meantime, try using RealAudio v10 as that imports using the iTunes preferred AAC (m4a) codec. Set to at least 192kbps. Then drag/drop the files into iTunes. Just a thought.
LE Burge
Speakeasy | 7/1/2005, 9:46
Dave, surely you mean that Speakeasy attained their usual standards precisely because most of them were drunk.
The Editor
Engagement | 6/1/2005, 15:16
Madhatters Towers hear a rumour that Andy Roughton is now officially engaged...? Surely, some mistake? Can you clarify please Andy - our female readers want clarification that you are 'off the market'.
Slon
Previous | 6/1/2005, 14:48
And is cheap!
Slon
iPod | 6/1/2005, 12:16
If anyone out there knows of a CD-RW drive that is compatible with iTunes for Windows please let me know. Thanks.
dave
White Xmas | 5/1/2005, 14:52
I was down in Devon and we had a light sprinkling on Xmas Day. So light that it was like the icing sugar on a mince pie and t'was gone within the hour. The Speakeasy NYE party was fun. The band attained their usual standard even though most of them were drunk.
Kev G
Where was the white Xmas | 5/1/2005, 13:11
I thought the odds were on for a white xmas here. Never mind.
How did the New Years Eve Party go ? Were there many hangovers ??
Nick W
No subject title | 5/1/2005, 8:59
Yes - she is fine and sent a circular email a week or so ago. She was in Thailand ( I think) but some distance inland.
dave
Jo Walker | 5/1/2005, 0:58
Has anybody heard from Jo Walker (see her post on 13th Dec) as she said she was off to Thailand for Xmas?
dave
2005 is here | 4/1/2005, 11:33
Happy New Zealand to one and all.
Lesley
No subject title | 3/1/2005, 10:47
Happy new year to you all!
The Insulter
No subject title | 31/12/2004, 19:55
Let me at Toker, the big bucket of man-horse milk. What is he a doctor of anyway? Doctor of munching ass, probably.
kev
Dr Toker | 29/12/2004, 12:20
Dear Dr Toker, Please read this.
Slon
No subject title | 27/12/104, 11:13
Greetings from snowy Canada, hope everyone is full to bursting with turkey, etc
Josie
No subject title | 24/12/2004, 10:0
Happy Birthday Simon and Simon. I'm at work today too Mike. But, we've just had breakfast in the refectory and are having Christmas caroles in the common room in half an hour, then going home at 12.30. Universities - great life!
Slon
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 22:7
Indeed Mrs Meg, I hang all parts of my anatomy with shame, plus the odd bauble and a sprig of holly. Happy Birthday to the Simon twins.
Mikey H
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 20:35
....and yes I am at work tomorrow (Xmas eve) whilst Meg is at home after sending all her patients home!!!
Mikey H
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 20:34
Happy Birthday to Si Smith & Si Bennett in 3.5 hrs time!!! ..... Josie - you are forgiven for not sending cards, but Sion will only be forgiven if he hangs his head with shame, publically on this site before Christmas!! Hope you all have a great festive period.
Psi
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 19:5
Hi all, as I'm hours away from 33 I'm actually not at work for once tomorrow - Have a Happy Christmas, sorry for being as crap as Sion and sending hardly any cards and see some of you on the 31st
Josie
Christmas Cards | 23/12/2004, 15:12
Can I send a virtual slap to my husband - did anyone actually expect Sion to write Xmas cards.... grump, grump, grump. But, happy Christmas to you all.
Steve F
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 11:27
I'm with you Davey. "Shaun of the Dead' rules!! Merry Chrimble everyone! Hope to see lots of you at International Students House on New Years Eve, where Speakeasy will be doing another once in a lifetime/anniversary/
retirement gig. Can't wait!
dave
No subject title | 23/12/2004, 11:20
So if the site goes down over Christmas... well I'll fix it in the New Year, in the meantime you could go and watch Harry Potter or the Simpsons alternative Christmas speech, or both, or none.
And another thing, how did 'Shaun of the Dead' not get an award at the Comedy Awards 2004... and what about The Mighty Boosh? The whole thing was a travesty... I haven't been so outraged since the Vicar of Dibley got into the all time top comedy ten, by clambering over Father Ted. Nonsense. Nonce sense.
dave
Devvin | 23/12/2004, 11:17
I'm off down South West in half a 'mo. On behalf of the family Patrick I would like to wish everybody a most happy Christmas period. Full stop.
Slon
Xmas Cards | 23/12/2004, 10:11
The wife and I would like to apologise to one and all for the distinct lack of Christmas Cards originating from the Hughes house this season. We have been distinctly useless and have no real excuse. However we will be setting up large offshore accounts, probably in the Cayman Islands, for you all in order to make up for it.
A very happy Christmas/Ede/Hanukah/Saturnalia/Kwanzi/Yule to you, and as Tiny Tim would say, "Cough, cough, gasp"
Badger
No subject title | 22/12/2004, 17:46
Happy Christmas everybody. See you all next year.
Ken
No subject title | 22/12/2004, 12:1
Thank you Lesley and Dolly for your kind messages. Dave Wid - have you had your fix of Trisha, This Morning & whatever the hell these broadcasters put on the box during the daytime!
Mikey H
No subject title | 21/12/2004, 14:26
And a happy Christmas to you Dave...... is that all you could think of to say? are we just going to have one Happy Christmas after another until Saturday?
dave
No subject title | 21/12/2004, 14:5
...talk about sparkling wit.
dave
No subject title | 21/12/2004, 14:5
Happy Christmas.
Anonymous
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 21:34
..said the patient to the doctor.
Mikey H
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 20:49
yeah, yeah, yeah rub it in!
Liz
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 16:18
Only one day left at work before Christmas...and only 24 days next year...hurrah!
Mikey H
Muppets.... | 20/12/2004, 12:50
Mr Wid, wonderful as it must be to be watching The Muppets, some of us are muppets and are at work, and will be right up until 4pm on Xmas Eve.....bah humbug.....
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 12:1
The Muppets Take Manhattan is on! It must be everybody's birthday!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 11:57
I didn't think Ken's birthday was till Saturday....
Dolly Parton
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 11:55
Many happy returns, Kenny R.
Lesley
No subject title | 20/12/2004, 10:4
Happy birthday Ken!
Steve F
No subject title | 19/12/2004, 13:4
Gang, I hate to break up this festive banter but are you reading any of this Mr Hopes? Where are you these days? If you are can you e-mail me your new address in the big smoke. If he isn't do any 'hatters have his new addrress?
Mr Facetious
No subject title | 19/12/2004, 5:52
Oi! Stop taking the piss out of my name!
The Revealer
No subject title | 17/12/2004, 15:52
Everyone is so bloody facetious these days...
John
Questions | 17/12/2004, 14:52
All of which raises three important questions: 1) What's Gary alleged to have done? 2) Since when has Satan been merciful and 3) What's an "is" crime?
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/12/2004, 11:42
The Revealer is in us all
Not the Revealer
Revealed | 17/12/2004, 10:31
The Revealer is Dave Wid. There - it's done! Revealed!
The Absolutely Real Revealer
No subject title | 17/12/2004, 10:9
Aha! Many have impersonated me, becoming me! I have a presence in many psyches! Now my true work can begin! Goody Gary Stevenson has been seen lying with the Devil! He is a witch of Salem, in league with Satan the merciful and must hang for is crimes! It is true, it is REVEALED!
Dave Wid
No subject title | 17/12/2004, 9:58
Hello everybody, I'm back
Secret Santa
Happy Christmas | 16/12/2004, 10:37
I think that everyone should start enjoying Christmas from today onwards. Shall we say from Midday? Great.
Dave S
No subject title | 15/12/2004, 16:10
aye Lesley, its very bad in deed. Too much work and not enough bottle!
Dino
Travellers | 15/12/2004, 12:22
Uli and I are off to Toronto and Miami over Christmas and New Year....does that count as travelling?
joanne
Why China you ask? | 15/12/2004, 18:31
Being in China is like living the life of a movie star. As I walk down the street I am stared at by everyone all around me. People want to talk to me.... I'm back to earth now in Hong Kong where I'm not quite so exotic ;-)
Lesley
No subject title | 14/12/2004, 21:23
Hi Dave - is sober that bad?!
Dave S
No subject title | 14/12/2004, 17:19
Oh crap. Im sober again :-(
Nick Wiggins
No subject title | 14/12/2004, 13:14
Yeah Dave, but was it SMA?
dave
New Year's Eve | 14/12/2004, 11:49
Thanks Kev - I take it by 'you guys' you are meaning Speakeasy not Madhatters! Er, Jo Walker, just what are you doing in China... it's great to know that the MH web site hasn't been blocked by the People's Firewall. Sounds like you're having quite an adventure. As for Madhatters travelling - hmm, most seem to be changing nappies at the moment. I went down the shops yesterday to get some milk, does that count?
Kev G
New Years | 14/12/2004, 9:7
Hi guys, it been a long time since I saw you all. Jen and I will be off to Wales for New Years with Rob P, Tosh and Anshu (T's wife). It is cool to see you guys are still having a laugh together shame we wont be able to join you.
I have to add that I am concerned about the pic of a cat trussed up in Lego !!
I hope you guys have a great time at New Years.
dave
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 18:56
Ah the Precious, we wants it, plastic Gollumses, thief, Dino stole it from us and we wantses it. Nasty cheap merchandisesseses.
Ken
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 16:32
Hi Dino - not sure about the version with the memento. Slon - quite possibly I'll call tonight after BG.
Dino
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 14:14
Ken: Is the special edition with the memento available yet?
Slon
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 12:57
Still contemplating a fest next weekend?
Ken
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 11:21
Slon, watched Return of the King - Special Edition yesterday afternoon, it is absolutely brilliant!
Slon
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 10:52
My dad's just come back from China - you may have seen him, he was the dirty old man ogling young skinny chinese women.
joanne walker
Yes John, it's me... | 13/12/2004, 18:8
and I did pretty much come out of nowhere if that's what you can call a small dirty town in the middle of China. I'm now having a much better time in the lovely island of Xiamen on the east coast. Off to Hong Kong tomorrow then to Thailand for Christmas so I supposed travelling's not too bad...
Anyone know of any other Madhatters travelling the world at the moment?
Slon
No subject title | 13/12/2004, 9:6
Warning - Telephone Fraud currently in operation (this applies to home and/or work telephones - land lines and mobiles):
If you receive one of these calls, upon answering the telephone, you will hear a recorded message congratulating you on winning an all expenses trip to an exotic location. You will then be asked to press 9 to hear further details. If you press 9 you will be connected to a premium rate line that costs approximately £20 per minute. Even if you disconnect immediately, it will remain connected for a minimum of 5 minutes, costing around £100. The final part of the call involves you being asked to key your postcode and house number (which has other serious consequences). After a further 2 minutes you will receive a message informing you that you are not one of the lucky winners. The total bill will be £260.
Since the calls are originating from outside the UK, BT and other telephone companies are left relatively powerless to act. The only safe solution is to HANG UP before the message prompts you to press 9; even safer is to HANG UP on any unsolicited 'free offer' call. This appears to be a variation on a theme, warnings have been sent previously regarding calls made by individuals claiming to be engineers conducting a test on the line and asking for 9, 0# and text messages similar to the routine described above. DO NOT DIAL 9 (OR 9,0# OR 0,9#) FOR ANYONE! BT has been contacted and confirmed the details as being true.
There is another scam operating on Mobile Phones.
A Missed Call comes up. The number is 0709 020 3840. The last four numbers may vary but certainly the first four numbers will remain the same. If you call this number back, you will be charged £50 per minute. People have complained about their phone bills, once they have realised the cost of the call but apparently this is completely legal. So beware, do not call back numbers beginning with 0709.
Anonymous
No subject title | 9/12/2004, 18:2
Nothing said
Steve F
Wedding | 8/12/2004, 11:5
Why thank you. Had a fantastic day and a great few days in Edinburgh. If you get the chance, we highly recommend staying in The Witchery by The Castle. The most amazing hotel you'll ever stay in. Oh well, only Christmas, New Year, My Birthday and our proper 3 week honeymoon to look forward to! How annoying.
Mikey H
Steve & Jo | 8/12/2004, 7:49
A belated congratulations to Steve & Jo on tying the knot.... Steve looks like the happiest guy in the world in the picture & who can blame him!!.
Le Burge
Defense | 7/12/2004, 14:23
According to the Oxford English Dictionary (British version), "Defence" is the accepted spelling
In defense of 'Anonymous'
No subject title | 7/12/2004, 13:21
In response to the note from Mr Pedantic, 'Spelled' or 'Spelt' are acceptable according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
John
No subject title | 5/12/2004, 12:7
The mysterious Joanne is Jo Walker. She's been exiled from the UK for two years for using multiple question marks (got off lightly in my opinion). I see she's failed to learn her lesson.
uli
No subject title | 4/12/2004, 22:10
wow look at all i have missed.
Slon
No subject title | 4/12/2004, 21:37
Not much chat on Babyhatters
Mr Pedantic
No subject title | 4/12/2004, 20:59
Spelled (sic) incorrectly? Shouldn't that be "spelt"?
The Revealer
Definer | 3/12/2004, 16:43
No it wasn't, it was left by me. The return of The Revealer - he (or she?) has been away too long
The definer
last message | 3/12/2004, 16:34
That was left by me, that was.
Anonymous
No subject title | 3/12/2004, 16:33
sic - adverb
a word written in brackets after a word that you have copied to show that you know it has been spelled or used wrongly:
The notice outside the cinema said 'Closed on Wedensday' (sic).
Slon
No subject title | 3/12/2004, 13:33
A&R stands for Artist and Repetoir. Sic means to urge a dog to attack. Hope this helps.
dave
No subject title | 3/12/2004, 13:12
What does (sic) mean? I always thought it meant 'See Inset Column' but that doesn't seem to make any sense in this case. Also can someone please tell me what A&R stands for in A&R men?
Mikey H
Joanne | 3/12/2004, 12:36
I just assumed it was Jo Litt - but there again when has she ever called herself Joanne?
Le Burge
Random | 3/12/2004, 11:59
Certainly better than the rather worrying message left by "veen" and "ashly" who "wanna tak (sic) about kids"
Ho-hum. Maybe we do know a joanne?
Dino
Joanne | 3/12/2004, 10:2
Isn't it great when people who have never contributed to the site previously, come out of nowhere to add their own little snippet of life story.... but why?
dave
No subject title | 3/12/2004, 9:59
Huh? Oh dear.
joanne
travelling or kids? | 2/12/2004, 18:40
young, free, single and travelling the world or married with kids???
so i'm in china, freezing my tits off in a dirty town waiting in an internet cafe with no heating for a sleeper train that leaves at 1am for which i could only get a hard seat ticket... is married life any better???
Nick W
No subject title | 2/12/2004, 9:44
Car is fab Ken. Sadly it won't save the planet like previous converstaions on this site - but the wing mirrors do "flap" in when you turn off the ignition. I think that's a happy compromise.
veen
teacher | 4/1/2002, 2:26
i'm a teacher of young children any body there bec i need some help
veen
hiiiiiii | 4/1/2002, 2:24
sarah how are u
ashly
kids | 4/1/2002, 2:23
yeah would u tell me some site of stories for young kids
ashly
kids | 4/1/2002, 2:20
hay u there would u like to talk
veen
story for children | 4/1/2002, 2:18
hiiiiiiii
wanna tak about kids
Bruce
No subject title | 1/12/2004, 13:53
Hi Mike, to use the appropriate term, I am currently resting! All very sudden !!
So I am in between being a man of leisure, house husband and candidate! but all is going according to plan if nothing comes up I am planning on going for leader of the free world as the post seems to be filled by an idiot at the momment!!
Administartive centre might be the school house in if it is not full of a bunch of crazy people!
Ken
No subject title | 1/12/2004, 12:53
Well, you know what childminders are like these days! By the way have you taken the new motor for a spin yet?
Nick W
No subject title | 1/12/2004, 11:55
Why was the childminder sobbing?
Ken
No subject title | 1/12/2004, 9:29
Hi Mikey, yes I am very happy with the Watford result, bring on the semi-final! However to balance up my emotion state dropping Lucy off at the childminder for the first time this morning was very heartbreaking as she started sobbing when Sarah & I left her.
Mikey H
No subject title | 1/12/2004, 8:24
Well done to Watford by the way - I guess Ken is a bit happy.
Mikey H
Bruce's Wendy House | 1/12/2004, 8:23
Bruce, so how come you get to stay at home and build wendy houses? Have you become a full time house husband or are you hoping it's only temporary?
