Fingringhoe, Essex Superthread

[TranceEnding]

Hello!!!!!! Long time no see!!

 

[the tourist]

Hi Ian.

 

[the tourist]

I just want to wake up to the weekend.

 

[the tourist]

And with no homework.

 

[Alisaura]

Yep, I'm just scouring a site of railway photos and came across that. It's Castlemaine in 1988. The picture's caption simply says it's the Castlemaine B Signal Box, it doesn't state any further details about the street. I love the old crossing gates though.

Ha, that was the year we moved up there. Why B&W, I wonder?

It's the only level crossing I can think of around there.... certainly with more than one or two tracks.

 

[LemonMelon]

Don't fret, I commented in the thread

Lovely. I just like my threads to have a longer shelf-life than 12 hours if possible.

 

[Alisaura]

Hi Ian and Andy and Melissa!

 

[the tourist]

Hi Ali.

 

[TranceEnding]

Hi Ian and Andy and Melissa!

 

[Axver]

Hi Andrew and Mellissa.

 

[coolian2]

Hello Ali

 

[Alisaura]

Lovely. I just like my threads to have a longer shelf-life than 12 hours if possible.

Understandable...


I have these ear drops now, but I'm kinda reluctant to use them ...

 

[LemonMelon]

Random:

You know what really sucks? The Doors movie. I watched some of it earlier. Oliver Stone packed that thing with more 60's cliches than a 2nd-rate head shop. The characterizations were horrible, and they made Andy Warhol out to be a tripping retard that somehow wielded much power. Damn.

 

[Axver]

Ha, that was the year we moved up there. Why B&W, I wonder?

It's the only level crossing I can think of around there.... certainly with more than one or two tracks.

It seems some railway photographers like to go for that "classic" look and shoot some scenes in black and white. Which confused the hell out of me when I saw a black and white shot looking north from Spencer Street Station. "Huh, the place hasn't changed .... waaaaiiiit a minute, the caption says this is 2004!"

 

[the tourist]

Hi Andrew and Mellissa.

Hi André

 

[TranceEnding]

I really liked the Doors movie .. especially Val Kilmer

I once saw it at an IMAX cinema years ago, and it was very very cool

 

[LemonMelon]

Val Kilmer

The shifty eye says it all.

I like Kilmer actually. Good actor.

 

[TranceEnding]

The shifty eye says it all.

I like Kilmer actually. Good actor.

Me too, I love alot of his films. It's a pity really, I haven't seen him in anything these days Remember that film 'Thunderheart'?? I loved that movie ... I must try to find it on DVD one of these days.

 

[Alisaura]

I'm just trying to think of films I've seen Val Kilmer in besides that Batman one...

 

[TranceEnding]

Top Gun

 

[LemonMelon]

I'm just trying to think of films I've seen Val Kilmer in besides that Batman one...

I thought of that one too at first. Not his best, but at least it didn't go down in infamy like George Clooney's role.

 

[the tourist]

This thread may have people posting in it, but it's pretty dead.

 

[LemonMelon]

This thread may have people posting in it, but it's pretty dead.

What would be more entertaining to Your Majesty?

 

[the tourist]

What would be more entertaining to Your Majesty?

Flashing lights. Dancing girls.

 

[LemonMelon]

Flashing lights. Dancing girls.

Mia did some table-dancing (presumably) a few hours ago...sorry you missed out.

 

[the tourist]

I was only joking anyway. It is dead in here though.

 

[Axver]

I'm sorta distracted. Damn trains.

 

[Alisaura]

Top Gun

Oh yeah...

 

[Alisaura]

I thought of that one too at first. Not his best, but at least it didn't go down in infamy like George Clooney's role.

I'm rather fond of Mr Clooney, but ye gods that was awful.

I was so disappointed in Liam Neeson in Star Wars, too...

 

[Alisaura]

I was only joking anyway. It is dead in here though.

*gets out the defibrillator* ... where should I zap it?