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it's this - :) Pomagne From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation, search Pomagne print advertisement, 1918.Pomagne is a brand of cider produced by Bulmers in the United Kingdom. It was first marketed in 1906 under the name "Cider De Luxe." In 1916, it was renamed...

Some - who I would call pretentious, marketing victims or alcoholics - would call me unsophisticated or just plain common but my favourite booze is pomagne often called perry. Tesco's own brand is excellent and costs under £1 for a large bottle. Asda's (Wallmart for you yanks) is not as good...

My windows aren't frosted, but they have that same opaque quality. This is due to the fact I don't believe in cleaning them. So, I see differing sizes of grey spots and smears, divided by narrow lines made from heavy rainfall. What I find puzzling is that when I do wipe a bit of window, the...

I really enjoyed it. Wouldn't put it on my best book list, but it's very entertaining and easy reading.

Duh! I suppose I should have mentioned I live in Britain.:cool: I've lived in London but haven't seen all of it. I love cities and fantastic views. I shall be driving - due to my nicotine addiction. I don't like the Lake District. Never been to the Cotswolds, Bath, Devon or Cornwall...

I'm getting ready to retire and wanting to see as many interesting things in Britain as I can before dropping off my perch. I've googled for answers, but they are too touristy. Anyone know of any which aren't?

Welcome.:) Why'd it take you so long? (please answer) It's been so slow round here. It's hopefully picking up. Lets see you post a plenty.

I say - how about a round of applause for SFG75!:D Things have certainly livened up here since he posted this thread.

I was thinking I'd choose Oscar Wilde, and save him from Bosie and his Dad. But that would mean I'd have to be an extremely good looking young pufta with very high connections. So the same thing would probably happen. I'll choose Anon instead. He/she wrote such a variety of stuff over an...

I would have thought your ability to write a story well was more important than your sexuality. Bisexual is an odd defininition, to me it means a gay person who hasn't yet got the confidence to come out of his or her closet.

Which famous writer (living or dead) would you like to know, and how ie. as a friend, neighbour, confidente or other? What would you talk about? How would you try to help them? What would they bring into your life?

Do you mean like 'A Fifth of Beethoven' by the Bee Gees? I love that, it's from the film Saturday Night Fever.'

My Booky Wook - Russell Brand http://books.guardian.co.uk/reviews/biography/0,,2216491,00.html

I am faithfully hopeful to this site. I check the new posts almost daily but there is rarely anything to say. I'm a big reader, but no one here seems to read the same books as me. There are always new members logging in to say hello. I rarely greet them as I can't be encouraging about the...

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Pete McCarthy. McCarthy's Bar.

quote saliotthomas Because you never left the hole you live in,does not mean the rest of the world a fancyfull fiction. helgi Thanks for your response to this amazingly witty, original, well constructed sentence. I've been awake all night trying to think of a suitably crushing reply. And...

Perhaps';) You'll be telling us next how much fun you had reading Ulysses as you crunched into an apple under the tree in Eden.:D :D :D

Great chris! Thanks for the unpretentious, honest reply. :D Talk about showing off -:rolleyes: It reminds me of the meal I had with Oscar Wilde and Billy Shakespere on Uranus - truffle and mash with tomato ketchup and a side order of Baluga cavier. Unfortunately, I chucked-up.

Fairy, Sissy, Queen, Puff, Poof, Poofter, Swish, Pansy, Queer, Dyke, Gay, Bent, Nancy boy, Fruit , Fag, Faggot. These are just some of the words which have been nicked from their original use by the shirt-lifter brigade. Thieving gits I say! ;) BTW, I'm not sexual in any way. :)