lou sapphire

Date Joined: September 2002
Location: Take the plan, spin it sideways.
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What's your favorite James Bond movie? 1/12/2007 5:53:34 PM
Orbis Non Sufficit Edited by - lou sapphire on 1/12/2007 5:55:06 PM

What's your favorite James Bond movie? 1/12/2007 12:53:21 AM
Bandit One wrote: On Her Majesty's Secret Service - "This never happened to the other guy!" "This never happened to the other fellow" (Or fella) When Tracy/Contessa Teresa di Vicenzo dies is a killer. Edited by - lou sapphire on 1/12/2007 5:38:12 PM

Victoria Beckham - Yay or Nay ! 1/7/2007 10:44:02 PM
There isnt a size "Zero" or "Double Zero" in the UK.

What song is stuck in your head right now? 12/27/2006 4:59:10 PM
My Friend(You C***) - Bang Bang. (Brothers of the Head soundtrack)

Do you find Dr. Phil irritating? 12/24/2006 12:06:14 AM
I wonder if he can fit into his jeans?

Do you find Dr. Phil irritating? 12/21/2006 10:56:15 PM
It seems that he matters enough for a thread?

Does pubic hair thin out as you get older? 12/20/2006 10:28:54 PM
Maybe you should rename yourself "CrustyJewels"

Sad sad things 5/27/2006 11:39:56 PM
you must be new to footie, if this has such an impact on you?

Sad sad things 5/27/2006 10:58:59 PM
I wash my hands, I wash my face - I wash my Arsenal. Edited by - lou sapphire on 5/27/2006 10:59:27 PM

The Nonsense Thread 5/23/2006 5:46:47 AM
What's wrong with this picture? - I speak nonsense on virtually every other thread, except The Nonsense Thread!!

The Nonsense Thread 5/23/2006 5:28:09 AM
croy wrote: I forget there was that world before talkies. I came across it randomly - i had no idea who this actor was. But it seems that he was the origin of the Holmes stage persona? Plus i had no idea he offered the production to Henry Irving - who's manager was i believe Bram stoker. Who apparently he modeled Dracula upon. Edited by - lou sapphire on 5/23/2006 5:36:47 AM

The Nonsense Thread 5/23/2006 5:14:30 AM
croy wrote: I believe there was more than one. I know he was only once specifically in that cap and I can't remember if the pipe was mentioned at least once. But most the look and mannerism come from the Basil Rathbone (sp?) Holmes. Thats what i always believed until i came across this <link>

The Nonsense Thread 5/23/2006 12:25:57 AM
It was common for Calabash pipes to have meerschaum bowls set inside them. (as far as i know though Conan doyle never stipulated what type of pipe Holmes used?)

Have you ever cried at work? 5/21/2006 12:00:35 AM
croy wrote: When things go well, people need minimal supervision. Especially well trained people. She is not only ineffective with pressure, but alienating and irrelevant. Leaders are needed when the heat is on. Demote or fire. agreed, she's in the wrong position. In situations like this people quit Managers not Jobs. Can you sidestep her into another position of less pressure?

Quote of the moment 5/11/2006 6:25:34 PM
"There's terrific merit in having no sense of humour, no sense of irony, practically no sense of anything at all. If you're born with these so-called defects you have a very good chance of getting to the top". Peter Cook

Placebo 5/7/2006 10:10:19 PM
Lost touch with Placebo after the first 2 CDS (not for any particular reason) It'll be interesting hearing how they sound now - Just checked it out on amazon. Great cover art.

Have you ever cried at work? 5/6/2006 6:47:58 PM
Kami wrote: more times than I care to think about, although I can normally hold it together until the ride home as a side note I got a fan mail the other day from a gentelman who was thrilled that I was in so much pain tears were rolling down my cheeks, wanted more like it. On a good day Im like fuck yeah Im tough as nails, step to that bitches but on this day i was like why don't I chop a finger off or something so you can have the ultimate experience. Kami, your bullet proof.

Have you ever cried at work? 5/6/2006 2:56:10 PM
Only when i was an apprentice. I used to get beat down for everything!

The Nonsense Thread 5/6/2006 1:24:31 PM
K wrote: lou sapphire wrote: Albion. Just out of curiosity: How often do Brits use the name Albion? Or Blighty for that matter. I don't really know to be perfectly honest K? In regards to my use? i tend to use the name blighty more when i refer to England in a casual manor, and Albion when I'm being more serious. But that's just me. As you probably know - Albion is the most ancient name of Great Britain. and Blighty derives from the Hindustani word Bilayati ("foreign") Which Was Inherited when India was the "Jewel of the Crown" Edited by - lou sapphire on 5/6/2006 3:07:35 PM