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@londonseagull wrote:
@terry wrote:
@simplysu wrote:
bleurgh! freak … (said with love!) x
There’s something about that that tickles me.
She’s a wierdo mate :wink:
Can’t argue with the truth
@(f)politics? wrote:
@simplysu wrote:
Meh … you can keep him :wink:
tut at dismissing the colin !
He does nothing for me
@balloons wrote:
Waves to susu….yooohooo:) only have a brew first thing in the mornin wiv a piece of toast
bleurgh! freak … (said with love!) x
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@simplysu wrote:
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@(f)politics? wrote:
For this particular competition i think the outcome was good, alot of those singing dancing acts will now have a future probably for a long time to come, the dog act was variety, and different, which is what it was about doing the royal variety show, they will have plenty of singing and dancing at the royal variety anyway, and a couple years down the line the dog will be too old to carry on and the career has finished, whereas the others have a future ahead of them as artists for years to come.
Plus i’m biased :DI agree poli…. and just thinking about pudsey makes me smile :D
Am I the only person in the world who thinks you’re talking about a bear? Eh, what?
Confusing isn’t it su…. and I have a friend who actually lives in Pudsey… yes its a suburb of Leeds…. and Children in Needs Pudsey bear was named after it :D
Oh God, yeah! I’d forgotten about the place ‘Pudsey’! Shows what influence popular culture has upon society (well, me at least!) … I just automatically think ‘poorly looking bear’! hahaha … I used to be a home help for Age Concern, and one of my ‘customers’ was a lovely lady from Pudsey. Awwwwwww, that’s made me smile now :)
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@(f)politics? wrote:
For this particular competition i think the outcome was good, alot of those singing dancing acts will now have a future probably for a long time to come, the dog act was variety, and different, which is what it was about doing the royal variety show, they will have plenty of singing and dancing at the royal variety anyway, and a couple years down the line the dog will be too old to carry on and the career has finished, whereas the others have a future ahead of them as artists for years to come.
Plus i’m biased :DI agree poli…. and just thinking about pudsey makes me smile :D
Am I the only person in the world who thinks you’re talking about a bear? Eh, what?
@mrs_teapot wrote:
The fact is he is a wife beater by his own admission. Just because he is a celebrity with a certain charisma does not change that fact..and his excuse for beating her? she is a strong intelligent woman and he could not win a verbal argument with her…. what a tosser he is!
Mrs T, it takes a special type of man (or woman, I’m not going to discriminate!) to recognise and appreciate the qualities of a strong, intelligent woman.
Giggling more at the drooling emoticon … hahaha
Meh … you can keep him :wink:
@kent f OBE wrote:
@anc wrote:
Yeah, but oooooooooo @ David Williams – and, also how come, a lot of the acts aren’t British?!!!! :?
Because as the title suggests BRITAINS got talent….not BRITISH PERSONS got talent maybe?
Like Zola Budd in the Olympics?
Wow, that was a blast from the past … and places me age wise, hmm?
Actually, was it the Olympics or the Commonwealth Games?
@mrs_teapot wrote:
I just read through this and it struck me how we all think guys from the past are the sexiest…. in fact they are all dead!
Not sure what it means :D
It means we are all romantic daydreamers … hey, don’t shoot the messenger!
Plus … they don’t make ’em like they used to? (I defy any of the chatters to prove otherwise … a Sunday challenge for you!)
@ian52hants wrote:
To su, pours her a whisky.
Woohooo!! Now fetch me some black pudding … and sing to me like Elvis, and I’ll be the happiest bunny alive :lol:
