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Gwennie Posted Dec 22, 2005
Tyr most deffo sans ye chain mail shirt! Gosh! 'Ee were gorgeous!
(We need a thud smiley! A prone, big feet in air thingee!)
Love Indian Jones!
Would I be greedy if I made another nomination - Pierce Brossnan for August?
By a coincidence, whilst I was queuing my local 'Pound Store' for some batteries (they're for a radio - nothing naughty!), what did I spy upon a nearby display but the last Depster 2006 calendar! I couldn't resist getting it. T'hubby thinks I've gorn bonkers!
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Teuchter Posted Dec 23, 2005
Could we also have Nekkid Lacoste Guy - three different photos on the same page for October...
One of him getting out of bed and walking away - a la advert
One of him sitting in a chair, wearing 'that' smile - also from the advert
And one of him coming towards me with a 'determined' look on his face
And if we still have a spare month going - how about Sean Bean in his Mellors outfit, coming towards me with a 'determined' look
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You can call me TC Posted Dec 23, 2005
Ooooh yes!!! Goody!
One month is for Brad Pitt. Not as in Troy, or (heaven forbid) Twelve monkeys - but as in Thelma and Louise or Mexico.
And if November's still free, please reserve that for me and James Purefoy - in his Knight's Tale getup.
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You can call me TC Posted Dec 23, 2005
.. or as in Meet Joe Black
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/granitz/0470-mee/pitt_bra.d?path=gallery&path_key=0119643&seq=11
http://www.imdb.com/gallery/ss/0119643/1-7.jpg?path=gallery&path_key=0119643&seq=33
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 24, 2005
and/or...
...in his Mark Anthony Get Up (or not.... after his bath)
This is rapidly turning into a Bean-feast. I haven't seen him in Lady Chatterley's Lover - is it any good? (apart from the factor of course)
I'm not looking forward to the end of Christmas. There will be a lot less (fewer?) of the Morrisons & O2 ads on TV.
I watched Barfuß the other day (treat to myself for my birthday) and ... do we have a spare month for Til Schweiger in his dripping wet shirt? (can we imagine that I am walking towards him, in hand, with a determined look in my eye?)
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 24, 2005
here we go (of course, we could get more for our money if we made the pages really BIG and put the Beanster all in one month...)
The Drool Thread Calendar 2006
January - Sean Bean – in full Captain Sharpe regalia, nominated by Teuchter
February - Mr. Darcy (Colin Firth incarnation) in a wet shirt, nominated by Sho
March –Sean Bean again and Viggo Mortensen in the same picture, both chaps in full Middle-Earth regalia, nominated by Sho (actually not me... but I'll concur)
April - Johnny Depp, as himself, for April. Or as he was in From Hell. Sho again
May - TC’s Wet Men from the provocateuse site
June - Tthe Deppster as he was in Chocolat, nominated by Gwennie – who would quite like a PotC Deppster too
July – Indiana Jones with that sweaty and disheveled hero look - nominated by Leopardskinfynn
August - Pierce Brossnan - nominated by Gwennie - any particular "version" of him?
September - Spike (from Buffy) with sculpted chest and abs bared with that *I'm going to throw you on the bed* - nominated by Leopardskinfynn
October - Nekkid Lacoste Guy - three different photos on the same page for October...
One of him getting out of bed and walking away - a la drool advert
One of him sitting in a chair, wearing 'that' smile - also from the advert
And one of him coming towards me with a 'determined' look on his face - nominated by Teuchter
November - James Purefoy - in his Knight's Tale getup - nominated by Trillian's Child
December - Brad Pitt (as in Meet Joe Black) - nominated by Trillian's Child.
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No room for Tyr
Unless... we make an Alternative Thread Calendar 2006???
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Teuchter Posted Dec 24, 2005
How about an illustrated desk diary, Sho? That way we could fit in 365 different pictures
The Beanster as Mellors was suitably 'dirty' and gruff - and very active in a variety of different situations, of which 'Up Against Tree' was my favourite
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 24, 2005
actually I've decided to track down some pictures as we've described.If I can find them all or suitable ones then I'll make a calendar...
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 24, 2005
I'll have one of those calendars please
I've just found out they're going to kill off baby Den although, he's lost his fire, I will miss him
There's nothing else much worth lusting after in my eyes at the moment, I do like LaCoste man. Even the way he raises his eyebrows is sexy.
I'm *really* looking forward to Dr Who tomorrow night
even though I've read somewhere that it's Rose who gets to save the because Tennant is too busy asleep, recovering from regenerating.
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Gwennie Posted Dec 24, 2005
Atta girl, Sho! Yes please!
Oh! Pierce Brossnan as 007 please!
I also highly recommend Lady Chatterley, which is usually available on DVD priced at around £5.
The tree incident in Lady Chatterley was rather 'distracting' and for several days after watching it, I looked at the big old trees lining the route that I walk my dogs through in a completely different light!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 24, 2005
Hmmm
Ant & Dec have got Christmas off to a great start.
Robbie Williams in the buff, except for a posing-pouch
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 25, 2005
when I have some spare cash, I'll be flinging the Euro equivalent of around a fiver at Mr. Amazon...
is working right now, until around 5pm. We gave the gruesomes some boring pressies last night, just so they could open something (and we all got socks, due to the Gruesomes reading too much Harry potter - it's going to be a new family tradition, I can feel it coming on)
This morning they've had their stocking stuff (sparkly jewellry and books) and something to play with (Polly Pocket rockstar for #1 - I'm taking bets on how long it is before I remove the batteries, and Doggie Daycare - with real functioning bath for #2, so we have little wet patches all over the carpet)
Poor little souls have agreed to wait for to get home before opening anything else. Bless 'em.
So they're occupied - and I'm working on the calendar. I'll let you know how I get on....
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 25, 2005
I'll have David Tennant to go please....
I'm completely in with the new Doctor Who
Got to wait till Spring for new material though
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Gwennie Posted Dec 26, 2005
*Relieved to have made it through Christmas Day without committing homicide*
David Tennant was excellent as Dr Who, although he doesn't introduce ing.
I'm so pleased as one of my friends gave me the book 'Grumpy Old Women'! (I wonder why?) Hubby gave me a contribution to my Dr Who 1st series box set fund.
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 26, 2005
My sister-in-law got the grumpy old women book too. Any good?
The Christmas Dr.Who was fantastic!! Loved the Attack-Christmas-Tree - and I am won over to the 10th Doctor Fan Club. (Although I still prefer Christopher Ecclestone). I'm not over David Tenant though.
And... Artsworld! I love that channel (the Snowman ballet yesterday was wonderful) if only I'd known... late late late last night was the 4th and final part of Lady Chatterley's Lover.
Mellors clad only in trousers shovelling coal, dirty, sweaty
I have collected a few pics for the calendar, actually I'm only now missing the Lacoste man (my browser isn't sophisticated to dl him apparently) and a good one of Aragorn & Boromir.
And, TC, which wet man would you like?
oh, and Joe Black... I can only get good ones of him with a woman - does anyone mind?
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Sho - employed again! Posted Dec 26, 2005
completely forgot to mention: I got Kingdom of Heaven on DVD for Christmas. could only get it as a double pack, so I have to suffer with Richard Burton in Cleopatra too.
The hardship!!
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 26, 2005
Wet man? Hmmm I'll have to ponder...Mr Rochester?
Joe Black with a woman? Don't care....
If you decide to do an extra month there's always Dax & Worf's wedding in red leather..
http://www.startrek.com/startrek/view/series/DS9/episode/71449.html
Click on the "photos" link on that page for a real treat
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 26, 2005
By the way, it's B'Elana's birthday today:
F127405?thread=1800004
for free and calorie-free
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Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor Posted Dec 26, 2005
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wiltshire/content/articles/2005/12/20/wiltshire_calendar_boys_feature.shtml
I saw that and thought of you...
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- 7622: Teuchter (Dec 23, 2005)
- 7623: You can call me TC (Dec 23, 2005)
- 7624: You can call me TC (Dec 23, 2005)
- 7625: Sho - employed again! (Dec 24, 2005)
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- 7627: Teuchter (Dec 24, 2005)
- 7628: Sho - employed again! (Dec 24, 2005)
- 7629: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Dec 24, 2005)
- 7630: Gwennie (Dec 24, 2005)
- 7631: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Dec 24, 2005)
- 7632: Sho - employed again! (Dec 25, 2005)
- 7633: Leopardskinfynn... sexy mama (Dec 25, 2005)
- 7634: Galaxy Babe - eclectic editor (Dec 25, 2005)
- 7635: Gwennie (Dec 26, 2005)
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