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Subject: s Thu Apr 14, 2011 4:39 pm

Miles Messervy wrote:: Oh, finding out who's who in here will be great fun!

Still here, yes, for another fortunate year at least.

The Poster Formerly Known as Perilagu Khan, here. I'll be cutting an album with Pretentious Records, directly.

Posts : 17 Member Since : 2011-04-14

If only, Ambler! These parties are actually keeping me hard at work, trying to make a sense of the ups and downs of local politics so as to properly report them! Hard work but one hell of a fun ride as well!

So, what you're up to? Missed you! I really did!

And, Khaners, those "great plains" gave you away, my friend (glad that my reasoning is still working...)

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Stilicho Bias wrote:: The Poster Formerly Known as Perilagu Khan, here. I'll be cutting an album with Pretentious Records, directly.

First, the single Rose Hip Derby.

Miles Messervy wrote:: one hell of a fun ride as well!

So I've been reading. Silvio should have come to Baker Street.

Posts : 17 Member Since : 2011-04-14

I'm surprised he hasn't. Sitll, I suppose you'll have to re-stock afterwards!

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No need, Miles. Rave here is a trojan. She can do the work of a hundred girls.

What a pleasant surprise! Great to see you here, Miles! :)

Miles Messervy wrote:: Miles Messervy checking in!

How's everyone?

Nice to see you here, Sir Miles. :)

Potential 00 Agent Posts : 3311 Member Since : 2011-03-17

Bonjour Miles, welcome to our little Band of Outsiders. ;)

Salomé wrote:: Bonjour Miles, welcome to our little Band of Outsiders. ;)

I think this forum is increasingly turning into a Band of Insiders.

Great to see Miles here!

Potential 00 Agent Posts : 3311 Member Since : 2011-03-17

GeneralGogol wrote:

Salomé wrote:: Bonjour Miles, welcome to our little Band of Outsiders. ;)

I think this forum is increasingly turning into a Band of Insiders.

Great to see Miles here!

Well we're all Outsiders to the Forum That Was. ;)

A Band of Elitist Insiders, if you will.

Very good to see you, Miles. Welcome :)

G section wrote:: What a pleasant surprise! Great to see you here, Miles! :)

Indeed! Welcome Miles! :D

Posts : 17 Member Since : 2011-04-14

Thanks for the warm welcome! And a special 'thank you' to our "Stilicho Bias", who's shown me the way!

Liking the new and familiar faces around here. :)

Phase one of our plan is almost complete...

Welcome, Miles! Good to have you!

Vesper wrote:: Phase one of our plan is almost complete...

What's phase two?

World domination, duh. ;)

ambler wrote:: No need, Miles. Rave here is a trojan. She can do the work of a hundred girls.

I prefer to think of it as a vocation rather than 'work'. :D

Welcome!

00 Agent Posts : 10588 Member Since : 2011-03-14

Ravenstone wrote:

ambler wrote:: No need, Miles. Rave here is a trojan. She can do the work of a hundred girls.

I prefer to think of it as a vocation rather than 'work'. :D

We call it Community Service. Servicing all ages.

Sharky wrote:: We call it Community Service. Servicing all ages.

Well - most ages...... laugh

Subject: z Sat Apr 16, 2011 6:54 pm

Ravenstone wrote:

Sharky wrote:: We call it Community Service. Servicing all ages.

Well - most ages...... laugh

And most services?

Stilicho Bias wrote:: And most services?

You have to ask?

Hi guys :D . As you can tell from my name, I am a big Danger Man fan, having watched the entire series recently. John Drake was a forerunner to James Bond because his adventures on the small screen began in 1960, a good 2 years before Bond made his debut in cinemas worldwide.

Of course, I am a Bond fan, too. I don't have the entire series on DVD, but I do have Dr. No, From Russia With Love, Thunderball, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Diamonds Are Forever, Live And Let Die, The Man With The Golden Gun, The Spy Who Loved Me, Moonraker, For Your Eyes Only, The Living Daylights, Licence To Kill, Goldeneye, Casino Royale and Quantum Of Solace. I've enjoyed 007's adventures since childhood as I used to watch them on ITV and I think Daniel Craig is a fine Bond, although someone like Rupert Penry Jones or Michael Fassbender may have been much better in living up to Fleming's original vision.

Welcome, Drake.

I am also a supporter of the FassBonder.

Welcome aboard, JD.

Don't bother purchasing YOLT.

:)

Cheers, guys! :D Yep, FassBonder indeed. Daniel Craig would have probably suited a big-screen version of Man In A Suitcase or a modern-day Harry Palmer thriller, but I don't mind him too much as Bond and I reckon with a few more films, he can only improve.

I was actually thinking about getting YOLT but when I once saw it on ITV4, it seemed like a very tired 007 movie, despite several spectacular action set-pieces such as Little Nelly. 8) :cheers:

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