Anyone up for a bit of Friday Night fun? — Page 2
#27
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:35am
OMG! i'm scared now. reminds me of getting a 'see me' on my homework.
#28
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:38am
yea, i bet you got held behind many a time!
#29
Posted: 2/27/10 at 11:00am
seriously! i leave you two alone for 5hours, and this is what i come home to!
#32
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:14pm
That's what i meant too, but im too polite,:)
you can take the boy out of front of house, but you can't take the front of house out of the boy lol.
you can take the boy out of front of house, but you can't take the front of house out of the boy lol.
#33
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:15pm
Many years ago, desperate to get off with a neighbour, who said he was "straight" (but I knew differently!) I invited him round for drinks and brought up the subject of "poppers". He said he'd tried them, so quick as a flash I had a bottle under his nose with the question "D'ya think these are off?
Within months he was working for Britannia Airways as Cabin Crew.
I always knew the only aisle he would walk down was backwards on a Beoing 737!
Within months he was working for Britannia Airways as Cabin Crew.
I always knew the only aisle he would walk down was backwards on a Beoing 737!
#34
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:21pm
lol. I've used the poppers test myself on more than one occasion in the past. That and the 'do you like sondheim?' test, which is a little more subtle than the 'do you like Striesand/ Madonna / Britney' test, and gives more accurate results.
p.s. are you really in Hulme?, so am i.
p.s. are you really in Hulme?, so am i.
#35
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:26pm
No, not in Hulme now, but he name kinda stuck on another website (cough). I now reside in the southern extremity of Manchester called Baguley.(pronounced Beigely as in St Retford!)
#36
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:30pm
Ah, i thought i recognised the name from another website - gaydar lol, no erm w.o.s.
#37
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:31pm
Is everything in Hulme run down and closed?
The once incredible Hulme Hippodeome
The once incredible Hulme Hippodeome
#38
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:41pm
What is "gaydar" pray thee tell?
And no Mama, I tried to keep my canopy a bit tider than that.
Did I ever tell you about the house over looking the Asda car park in Hulme?
Called the house "Asda la vista"! You just know they were queens!
And no Mama, I tried to keep my canopy a bit tider than that.
Did I ever tell you about the house over looking the Asda car park in Hulme?
Called the house "Asda la vista"! You just know they were queens!
Updated On: 2/27/10 at 08:41 PM
#40
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:46pm
I've never managed to peek inside there but have always wanted to, the pictures of the place in it's heyday are stunning. Me thinks i need to do some urban exploring.
#41
Posted: 2/27/10 at 8:54pm
pmsl @ Mama!
Isn't the Hulme Hippodrome run by some "break your arm for Jesus" brigade?
Isn't the Hulme Hippodrome run by some "break your arm for Jesus" brigade?
#42
Posted: 2/27/10 at 9:08pm
Anyway, lets return this thread to Legally Sam, who started off wanting a bit of inocent fun on a Friday night.
You lot have sullied it with your talk of "poppers" and "gaydar". Poor Sam will be wondering what you are talking about................
You lot have sullied it with your talk of "poppers" and "gaydar". Poor Sam will be wondering what you are talking about................
#43
Posted: 2/27/10 at 9:09pm
Anyway, lets return this thread to Legallysam, who started off wanting a bit of inocent fun on a Friday night.
You lot have sullied it with your talk of "poppers" and "gaydar". Poor Sam will be wondering what you are talking about................
You lot have sullied it with your talk of "poppers" and "gaydar". Poor Sam will be wondering what you are talking about................
#44
Posted: 2/27/10 at 9:59pm
i'm off such an innocent mind! im being corrupted!! 
#45
Posted: 2/28/10 at 5:36am
lol. if you are being corrupted Sam i'm sure it's very willfully.
Hulmeman - there is a 'Church' of a loud and boisterous nature using that building yeah. As far as i'm aware they are only using a very small part of it, the auditorium is pretty much out of bounds due to flooding and unstable floors etc. Very sad.
Such a shame i didn't win the £100 million plus jackpot on euromillions the other week.
Hulmeman - there is a 'Church' of a loud and boisterous nature using that building yeah. As far as i'm aware they are only using a very small part of it, the auditorium is pretty much out of bounds due to flooding and unstable floors etc. Very sad.
Such a shame i didn't win the £100 million plus jackpot on euromillions the other week.
#46
Posted: 2/28/10 at 5:40am
It's always disheartening to see beautiful buildings being run down, although like Hulme suggests, urban exploration is a fantastic way to find new life and beauty amongst the decay - I've seen some gorgeous photos of disused factories, hospitals, schools, etc. where you can see the calm and the entropy in action.
As far as churches using theatres go, I'm reminded every day that there's no longer enough of an audience in Golders Green to support a theatre when I go past the Hippodrome, now a large church.
As far as churches using theatres go, I'm reminded every day that there's no longer enough of an audience in Golders Green to support a theatre when I go past the Hippodrome, now a large church.
#47
Posted: 2/28/10 at 5:48am
Its amazing to remember that in the 40s 50s and 60s when the big musicals like 'Guys and Dolls', 'Can Can', 'Kiss Me Kate' etc, finished their West End runs they immediatlely transfered to the Golder's Green Hippodrome and continued the runs there!
Then TV appeared!
Then TV appeared!
#48
Posted: 2/28/10 at 4:23pm
Honestly! I go away for a few days and Sam starts dragging the board down again. Next he'll be posting that PM he sent me about the relative flexibility and ease of retraction of various different types of, errr, no, I shouldn't. I can't. But the PM was very helpful - thank you Sam.
Seriously, I thought A Single Man was a very perceptive film about how someone totally unexpected can puncture a huge emotional funk of grief and bring hope, without ever realising just what they've achieved.
Seriously, I thought A Single Man was a very perceptive film about how someone totally unexpected can puncture a huge emotional funk of grief and bring hope, without ever realising just what they've achieved.
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