John Marwood
I ♥ cryptic crosswords
I actually thought Utter bollocks! ll , return of the bollocks after swimming in the sea, was better.....but good point well made
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I actually thought Utter bollocks! ll , return of the bollocks after swimming in the sea, was better.....but good point well made
basil
don't mention the blinds
UK Cinema prices - highest in the world
Films worth paying to see since Life of Brian - zero
Surely Brian predates Passport to Pimlico?......
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Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
Er, Pimlico, 1949 - Brian 1979.
basil
don't mention the blinds
UK Cinema prices - highest in the world
Films worth paying to see since Life of Brian - zero
Surely Pass
Er, the time in which they were set.....
Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
I passed close to Pimlico on a recent voyage to see @Goldilox. I also passed close to Moscow and Bilbao on the same journey. My nearest point to Pimlico was probably The Swan.
For some reason, Google Maps doesn't show Pimlico, but Mapcarta does - https://mapcarta.com/18974162
Passports not currently needed by UK citizens...
Glam
Mad Cat Woman
I have Metropolis on dvd, first watched it sometime in the 80s. Brilliant film. I'm quite a fan of the old silent films, Keaton, Chaplin and Lloyd being amongst my favouritesWhich came first?
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Gramaisc
Forum O. G.
One of the very few films that I've actually seen in a cinema. I was in Bristol, with a family acquaintance. When the lights went down, he handed me a paper bag, "Don't have any, but pass it around, tell 'em it's homemade toffee."
For about half an hour, you could hear people sucking away at it, before they got fed up and the crunching started.
It was actually best Welsh coal, as I found out later...
Jonah
Spouting nonsense since the day I learned to talk
I think you may know the answer seeing as Raquel Welch was in One Million Years BCWhich came first?
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Ah sorry, you said 'which' not 'who'...
*smut*
Tumble weed
Well-Known Forumite
Apparently an offer has been made for the old cinema , 750k, to turn it into a casino.
proactive
Enjoying a drop of red.
HopesDad
Don't feed the troll
No, there are too many bridges on the river, so they would not be able to get through. And the river is not deep enough for most of its length, either. And too many weeds.
HopesDad
Don't feed the troll
There will be no appetite in Stafford for a casino. Most Stafford people would not even know what to do in a casino. They are more betting shop and lottery people.
markpa12003
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I've been to a couple of casinos in my time.
I think it will attract people to the area and there will be a demand for it.
It's also nice to see something different in Stafford, however I would have preferred something better than a casino.
Carole
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You don't have to dress up like James Bond to get into a casino these days.
They want your money so they are a bit more relaxed about the dress code, it's usually smart casual I believe.
I know quite few suit wearing gents and none of them would find a casino appealing.