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I don't think this was the first time he'd tried to 'crack' America. But I don't think Brucie's style appealed - it happens quite often, I'd say, where actors and entertainers think that because they've done pretty well here they can do the same in the States, but it's a very different audience...

If they're giving Vicky Gordon work, then everyone needs to buy heavy-duty ear defenders. The woman who also works as a 'singer'. Yeah. OK. Which pub? :sneaky:

Someone in 1939 told him he could dance. He assumed they were right.

Work said that handbag was by Chanel it just didn't have the label in. No, IW said the handbag was found in The Channel.

I didn't see the presentation, thank God, but I'm reading what's written on here with my jaw hitting the floor. The least offensive thing I can say about it is they are sick. I hope they are inundated with complaints and they disappear under them. Doing a presentation for disability aids...

I always thought she was crazy as a box of frogs, but likeable. I've also no idea what the 'sausages' thing was all about, but I supposed the 'shopping' shout-out was just to encourage people to buy.

This is a moot point about how long they've been operating. They haven't gone forwards - they've gone backwards. The 'old' presenters had their fans and detractors on here, but they were far more knowledgeable and professional in their presentations - and their appearance; there were...

Sold from a lockup somewhere in London, by a dodgy-looking geezer with a trilby hat and long overcoat. It about sums up the ethos.

I remember that - there were bargains to be had, and very likely your ring was under £15, I remember they were so reasonably priced.

Me, too! Anytime! I treasure a few old family pieces, but I still look around at vintage/antique pieces today and would buy if I found something I loved and the price was right. So much more character and style, and I love Art Deco rings. Most of them are beautifully made and if you shop...

Lovely to hear about hear copious bowel movements today. I knew IW had reached the bottom, but they're not selling enimas now, are they?

Yes, nothing changes, all got their feet in the trough somehow.

Your comments are so true and what you say about Gem Collector dying the day Alex left says it all. I had my issues with him, he did get on my nerves with the protracted so-called 'stories' and obsession with the USA, but I give the guy credit for knowing his stuff, and you're right about...

I've always felt the same about Bruce Forsyth and I suspected the 'jolly, friendly entertainer' act wasn't his true persona, but I could be wrong. Found him intensely annoying and full of himself. I remember seeing a TV programme where he had the late, great Howard Keel on - Keel was so modest...

Oh blimey, got to have one of these, you could be on to something! How much should I get it insured for, do you think? Needs bringing out in time for Christmas - the Postman would love it as a gift.:ROFLMAO:

He thinks he's hilariously funny, but pity someone doesn't tell him that making fun of work colleagues and trying to embarrass them is a form of wit lower than a snake's belly. Can you just imagine if someone did the same to him? Cue Prima Donna act.

You mean it's an investment piece to pass down to future generations? Well, in that case, I won't put the rubbish in it! :ROFLMAO:

'How do you know they haven’t got thin children going to separate unis?' OK, the suspense is too great, I have to ask: why thin children?:D

:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: Sunak's 'painted-on pants' look just emphasised his skinny legs, he reminded me of Max Wall. If his pants were as tight at the top, I would think he was doing himself a mischief. Actually, Sunak made Norman Wisdom look stylish. Still, he was an interesting successor to...

This seems pretty typical NHS, similar to what you hear time and time again - rarely any joined-up thinking and no consideration of the stress caused to the patient who has nothing better to do than keep ringing.