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Lorns · Fri 27 Jul, 2007 19.00

Sput wrote: I will marry you!

I'd marry you too! Only because i love and adore you of course.

Sput · Fri 27 Jul, 2007 19.42

miss hellfire wrote:Galaxy is just the bestest. I do have a softspot for Bournville when dunked in a sweet cappucino.

Can't beat a kit kat for dunking though.

True! Unethical trade practises be damned, they make great snacks!

Jason · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 12.11

I see CraigA has been banned again:
http://www.tvforum.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=25697

Anonymous · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 22.37

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:Don't think it'll get to you today though. His mother has gone off to get his milk, then he's going to have a story, then they're going to snuggle and watch Bedtime hour. Not me though, I'm staying up late to watch Doctor Who 8)

Were you taking the mickey out of me to the maximum extent possible there Ronnie Rowlands? At the age of 35, why on Earth would I want my mother to read me a bedtime story?

That afternoon (Sat 2nd June 2007), I was helping someone move some furniture from approximately 4pm to 6:45pm. Around 6:50 I went off to the fish and chip shop down the road to get a fish and chip takeaway for my evening meal, thereby avoiding the CBeebies Bedtime Story and Goodnight Song. I think it was some time between 7pm and 7:15pm when I got back from the chippy.

You say you were going to stay up late to watch Doctor Who that evening. Well that evening, I watched Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - TX ITV1 18:55 - 19:55 that evening. Since it was about to start when I went down the chippy, I saw it later that evening, between 8 and 9pm. As for my bedtime that evening, I can't remember the exact time, but it must have been around 11 to 11:30pm. So there!

Ronnie Rowlands · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 22.42

Tumble Tower wrote:
Ronnie Rowlands wrote:Don't think it'll get to you today though. His mother has gone off to get his milk, then he's going to have a story, then they're going to snuggle and watch Bedtime hour. Not me though, I'm staying up late to watch Doctor Who 8)
Were you taking the mickey out of me to the maximum extent possible there Ronnie Rowlands? At the age of 35, why on Earth would I want my mother to read me a bedtime story?

That afternoon (Sat 2nd June 2007), I was helping someone move some furniture from approximately 4pm to 6:45pm. Around 6:50 I went off to the fish and chip shop down the road to get a fish and chip takeaway for my evening meal, thereby avoiding the CBeebies Bedtime Story and Goodnight Song. I think it was some time between 7pm and 7:15pm when I got back from the chippy.

You say you were going to stay up late to watch Doctor Who that evening. Well that evening, I watched Who Wants To Be A Millionaire - TX ITV1 18:55 - 19:55 that evening. Since it was about to start when I went down the chippy, I saw it later that evening, between 8 and 9pm. As for my bedtime that evening, I can't remember the exact time, but it must have been around 11 to 11:30pm. So there!

y...wh... You send this to me in a PM ages ago! Way to stay on the ball Tumbler!

Anonymous · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 22.46

Ronnie Rowlands wrote:y...wh... You send this to me in a PM ages ago! Way to stay on the ball Tumbler!

Well you didn't answer my PM. So there! How about explaining yourself in response to what I've put on the thread?

Ronnie Rowlands · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 22.59

Well what the hell do you want me to say? We take the piss out of you because you are a grown man who obsesses over children's TV. You have a pointless set of channel codes and you are oblivious to their pointlessness. You go into detail of every aspect of your life, you use precise dates, times when you do things, and you once told us about a holiday you had in Llandudno (my home town) in a topic about Children's TV! You turn every topic into a discussion about you and how many milliseconds you stood on paving stone number 75735839673 whilst looking at a seagull flying east at 7.6583496848678439678476 miles per hour, 23.53574 feet in the air and landing 7 and a half seconds later with a thud which registered 0.57385734567386554 on the richter scale and eating a worm that had crawled out of between paving stone 74384787847878575 and paving stone 579378937893789539, then letting out a squark which measured 2.5 decibels. What makes you think that people are interested in every minute detail of you life?

It is hard to make sense of anything you post. it is a whirlwind of law speak and numbers. You are on a message board for God's sake (no blasphemy intended Nick)! Stop typing like you're writing a 3000 page government document on what to do in event of an alien invasion!

MNARGHGHGHFUIHFUYDH!

Sput · Sat 28 Jul, 2007 23.41

ROFL. I was going to take the piss out of you tumbler but going on that big post there's really no need to!

Nick Harvey · Sun 29 Jul, 2007 00.01

On reflection, and after a little (rather boring) research, I wonder if Mr Tower suffers from the same problem as a well-known, owl jumper wearing person from Boston?

tvmercia · Sun 29 Jul, 2007 00.57

Nick Harvey wrote:On reflection, and after a little (rather boring) research, I wonder if Mr Tower suffers from the same problem as a well-known, owl jumper wearing person from Boston?

we do seem to be a magnet for gaspies don't we

Gavin Scott · Sun 29 Jul, 2007 03.51

tvmercia wrote:
Nick Harvey wrote:On reflection, and after a little (rather boring) research, I wonder if Mr Tower suffers from the same problem as a well-known, owl jumper wearing person from Boston?
we do seem to be a magnet for gaspies don't we

Gaspies and gays.

Sometimes you think they're one, but it turns out they've got a touch of the other.