Trefor Heywood

If he is still on "spiritual probation" I expect he does a paper exercise - shows what he should have "shared" and then deducts the expenses necessary for his postion of being an EXMOG... :P-->

That movie sure as hell wasn't Mr Heston's best role! :D-->

Matthew Broderick Ladyhawke Rutger Hauer

Mr Hammeroni: It's not an admission one way or the other - it's the red rag to a bull effect that's important. :D-->

It's spiritually important how you fold and stow your underwear. (this from a Scotsman who claimed not to wear any under his kilt)

Research in TWI parlance means Rehash.

Everyone should be wearing GLAD TO BE GAY T shirts.

Yes Prick up your Ears was a film about the life of the playwright Joe Orton. The Book was written by John Lahr, the son of Bert Lahr the Cowardly Lion of The Wizard of Oz. Gary Oldman played Joe Orton, Alfred Molina played Leslie Halliwell who murdered him and Vanessa Redgrave played his literary agent. Ears may well be an anagram Raf :D-->

I read that book - its was cr*p :D-->

Gary Oldman Prick up your Ears Vanessa Redgrave

You need people like Spong to counteract the Falwells and the Robertsons. :D-->

The Killing Fields?

Star Wars II - Attack of the Clones Christopher Lee The Man with the Golden Gun

I met John Cleese when he was rector of St Andrews University and I was in my freshman year there. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone Maggie Smith Gosford Park

Morgan Freeman Driving Miss Daisy Jessica Tandy

So God is a bisexual hermaphrodite? And the angels are all butch dykes? Sorry Roy but I have lost all trail of logic here. -->

Yes something I should have mentioned - check the items and looks especially for buyer feedback. And I try to avoid those who are really greedy on postage! I see shipping charges for dvds here as high as £3.00 when it only costs £0.75 to post. Even allowing for packaging that's plain ridiculous!

Jon Voigt Pearl Harbor Ben Affleck

The 1976 WOW training manual was done in blob pics and set in "Offshoot Idaho." A premonition perhaps? :D-->

I have done over a couple of hundred deals on Ebay and I have been screwed twice. The total involved is only about £40 but I do find the complaints process inaedequate and when they find in your favour they don't take any responsibility for the compensation. I have found the best way is to check the feedback for any comments indicating past problems before one makes a bid. There can be negative feedback which simply indicates sour grapes but anything which indicates actual problems such as "does not respond to emails", then give them a wide berth. I guess this can make things hard on genuine new ebayers and trust has to start somewhere but it is worthwhile doing the feeback checks.

The Graduate?

Sure if the cheque that goes with the award is as large! :D-->

Gosh - I haven't really looked at this thread before and I find I am cited in it twice! :D--> I await for the appropriate Nobel award in due course! ;)-->

I bought the complete series of V in Philly, some it it seems so corny now.

The Parent Trap?