The "I love Cindy" random thoughts thread

[QUOTE]

[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]

has anyone else noticed watching Ashes To Ashes on BBC1 that there wasnt any traffic in London in 1982?[/QUOTE]



I also noticed that everywhere they go, there is always some plonker playing 80's music even in the middle of an empty street! You would think it was set in the 80's that show........

[QUOTE]

[b]Raf wrote: [/b]

Even the serious secion's got Jake crap.
I'll take a break from Queenzone, someone please let me know on msn when this idiot gets bored and finds something else to do
[/QUOTE] [/QUOTE] [/QUOTE]

Stick around Raf and dont let the mutant bother you......

He'll be back. Queenzone is funny that way, you can't leave. And even if he doesn't post, he'll be reading. And that's not much different than as if he was posting.

And that little turd has a lot to learn, I tell you. My grandfather (My Mom's dad) went to M.I.T. and became a chemist. My Grandmother (my Mom's mom), went to college for psychology. There's a lot of genious on my Mom's side of the family... not too much on my Dad's... though his grandfather (My great grandfather who died recently) did go to college and owned a construction business in Acton, Massachusetts and a real estate business until his retirement in the 1980s, when his son took over. He was also a police officer when he started out. But other than that, on my Dad's side, most of the men dropped out of High School or have a 4th grade reading level. One of my Dad's sisters is quite wealthy and lives in Concord, Massachusetts.

I happen to be very smart when it comes to science and health. Those are my two big subjects (even though I hate science). My neighbor Nelson, was a teacher at a college. I was going to go to college, and I was accepted and everything, but I backed out due to my own fears and laziness. Jessica went to college and can be a teacher (which she thought of, but decided against it). She is an LNA/CNA and she's working her way up the ranks. She got her license to be a pharmacist assistant. She can't be a doctor or nurse though, as she hasn't gone to schooling for that. She enjoys what she does though, and that's great.

And speaking of all this... I'm a blood relative of Horace Mann. Look him up on wiki.

[QUOTE]

[b]Mr Mercury wrote: [/b]

[QUOTE]

 



[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]



has anyone else noticed watching Ashes To Ashes on BBC1 that there wasnt any traffic in London in 1982?

[/QUOTE]



I also noticed that everywhere they go, there is always some plonker playing 80's music even in the middle of an empty street! You would think it was set in the 80's that show........


[/QUOTE] lol,very true
i keep watching every week just to see if they make a 1982 reference fuck up,but they havent yet and it was nice to see a childhood friend in Morph appearing in this weeks episode :-]

Anyone watch Chelsea/Barcelona tonight? That was incredibly entertaining and satisfying.

Good to hear Jamie Redknapp and Graeme Souness whine and cry!!

I did. This match proves once again how unfair football can be.

I hope Man U will beat the crap out of Barca.

I LOVE DIAMOND HEAD. This band rules. [img=/images/smiley/msn/heart.gif][/img]  

Sean Harris's voice makes me orgasm. :)[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE]

[b]@ndy38 wrote: [/b]

Anyone watch Chelsea/Barcelona tonight? That was incredibly entertaining and satisfying.

Good to hear Jamie Redknapp and Graeme Souness whine and cry!!
[/QUOTE] ive just had to change my corset for the 3rd time since the 93rd minute,my ribs are really starting to ache now :-]

[QUOTE]

[b]Rick wrote: [/b]

I did. This match proves once again how unfair football can be.

I hope Man U will beat the crap out of Barca.

[/QUOTE]
i hope not,i want to see the look on Fergies face when he loses

I got very drunk last night.

Too drunk.

We did 4 hours of karaoke, where I did a very rousing version of "Do You Hear The People Sing?" (I say rousing, much of it was spent with me shouting "IT'S TOO LOW" into the microphone. And after that I decided it was only right I also do I Dreamed A Dream and On My Own. Both equally as a shit. And THEN we went to another pub, where there happened to be karaoke. And my name got put to sing I Dreamed A Dream, and it was all very embarrassing and awful and probably out of tune and I think video recordings possibly exist and I think I am definitely the new Susan Boyle.

BUT, on the plus side I didn't vomit on anyone, well, I didn't vomit at all actually, and I didn't fall over and I didn't confess my undying love to any strangers in the street.

[QUOTE]

[b]Freya is quietly judging you. wrote: [/b]

I got very drunk last night.

Too drunk.

We did 4 hours of karaoke, where I did a very rousing version of "Do You Hear The People Sing?" (I say rousing, much of it was spent with me shouting "IT'S TOO LOW" into the microphone. And after that I decided it was only right I also do I Dreamed A Dream and On My Own. Both equally as a shit. And THEN we went to another pub, where there happened to be karaoke. And my name got put to sing I Dreamed A Dream, and it was all very embarrassing and awful and probably out of tune and I think video recordings possibly exist and I think I am definitely the new Susan Boyle.

BUT, on the plus side I didn't vomit on anyone, well, I didn't vomit at all actually, and I didn't fall over and I didn't confess my undying love to any strangers in the street. [/QUOTE] lol
so do we expect to see you on Britains got no talent very soon then? :-]
there's someone i know that confesses her love for all and sundry when shes had a few 'cheeky vimtos'.its fun to start with but she soon gets over the euphoria and the love and heads deep south into morose and 'nobody loves me' which is when we get her home and shove coffee down her throat asap

it must be Thursday as ive got horse shit delivery again.
oh,and im still in the doghouse with certain locals because im not doing Flora Day piss-up in Helston tomorrow but am saving my money for the 'day of decadence and debauchery' on the 28th

[QUOTE]

[b]Sweet Insanity wrote:[/b]

I happen to be very smart when it comes to science and health.   [/QUOTE]


In what esteemed journal does it say 'go to QZ before consulting a professional' ?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_hETj62AEeY

What the hell does that guy whip himself for? and why does he keep slamming his head on the car's hood?

[QUOTE]

[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]

[QUOTE]

 



[b]Mr Mercury wrote: [/b]



 

[QUOTE]

 



 



 



[b]JoxerTheDeityPirate wrote: [/b]



 



has anyone else noticed watching Ashes To Ashes on BBC1 that there wasnt any traffic in London in 1982?



 

[/QUOTE]



I also noticed that everywhere they go, there is always some plonker playing 80's music even in the middle of an empty street! You would think it was set in the 80's that show........


[/QUOTE] lol,very true
i keep watching every week just to see if they make a 1982 reference fuck up,but they havent yet and it was nice to see a childhood friend in Morph appearing in this weeks episode :-]






[/QUOTE]



I liked it when they showed a clip of the original Grange Hill headmaster. Aaahhhhh the memories from a childhood gone........