Gift suggestions needed

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00npkc9/The_Thick_of_It_Series_3_Episode_1/

available until 19 Dec

 

Obviously, it didn't go on mainstream release here, so I had to
steal/borrow/"grab what the fuckers didn't protect properly" by
torrent.

I liked the film.

 

I might be up for that.

I'd post my clique membership application for to you, but, well, you
know how the post is these days...

 

It's on my list of things to start watching when there's ****-all else
on.

<fxats Virgin Media box with Catch-up TV>

 

OK - any general preference on location?

I'd need to check that the pub in question wasn't actually doing any
Children in Need related activities on the night.

 

ah - you only drink old man's beer don't you? That limits the choice
of venue.

functioning perfectly in Enfield (out of the Watford distribution
centre)

 

ah - you only drink old man's beer don't you? That limits the choice
of venue.

functioning perfectly in Enfield (out of the Watford distribution
centre)

 

Ah, I don't feel quite so stupid now...

--
Veggie Dave
http://www.iq18films.co.uk

"To assert that the earth revolves around the sun is as erroneous as to claim
that Jesus was not born of a virgin." Cardinal Bellarmine

 

Not really. Whilst I do prefer "old man's beer", I am happy to
occasionally partake of poncy drinks.

 

First the Quisqui, now this.

 

Zone 1.

 

OK then, The Waterpoet?

http://www.waterpoet.co.uk/

suits me.....

 

It looks like it sells beer.

 

Having read your enthusiastic praise for "The Wire" I bought Series 1 on
DVD - and watched the whole thing in two days while suffering manflu.
Superb - the rest of them are on the shelf now and I'll be working
through them, Series 2 has me firmly in its grip now.

Your reference above to 'comedy swearing' brought it to mind, as the
scene with the two detectives re-investigating a murder scene (where the
girl was shot through the window), using only variations on the word
'****' for four minutes was suitably amusing - and very well done.
Ronnie Barker would have been proud.

 

Now I have in my head a kind of Four Weddings and a Funeral/The Wire
mash-up. It's horrible.

 

I'll have the house to myself in 15 minutes, so I can see a way to get
eps 4&5 watched without interruption

 

I started Series 1 which was on Virgin's Catch-up TV service. The
cunts removed it before I watched it to the end. Luckily, they
replaced it with Series 2, which also then got removed after I'd
watched about four episodes. I think it's back again now.

Still, I'll get it on DVD one day, but I have a stack of '24' to get
through first.