Barbra Steisand
Posted by: Mick P on 04 July 2002
Chaps
Do yourself a favour and buy "The Essential Barbra Streisand". It is a 2 CD pack and the quality of the music alone is superb. Also her voice is really something.
A really great CD.
Regards
Mick
Do yourself a favour and buy "The Essential Barbra Streisand". It is a 2 CD pack and the quality of the music alone is superb. Also her voice is really something.
A really great CD.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 05 July 2002 by Mick P
Matthew
If you keep this abuse up.....I may start fancying you. Now that would ruin your reputation.
Regards
Mick
If you keep this abuse up.....I may start fancying you. Now that would ruin your reputation.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 05 July 2002 by Todd A
Good lord. The woman is the Anti-Christ! May this thread be deleted!
Posted on: 05 July 2002 by DJH
BRIAN'S PRIMARY TRACK ; BAD ARSE (7,9,4,5)
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by Mick P
Chaps
I took Mrs Mick up to London yesterday to see a show (My Fair Lady) and then for a meal/shopping afterwards.
The show was very good and we decided to head for Soho for some drinks and food.
The place was filled up with thousands of the Gay community, in fact it was heaving. It must have taken us about 30 minutes to walk from the restaurant (Quo Vadis)down to Picaddily Circus via Old Compton Street. It was that busy.
The pubs must have been doing a roaring trade as everyone had a bottle of beer in the hand.
It was all very good natured and we stopped for a drink because of the sticky heat and had a chat with a few of them in a pub at the bottom of Old Compton Street.
I now accept that my pulling power is dead as no one propositioned me......old age is a terrible thing.
We got home rather late this morning and I confess to be feeling rather fragile.
Regards
Mick
I took Mrs Mick up to London yesterday to see a show (My Fair Lady) and then for a meal/shopping afterwards.
The show was very good and we decided to head for Soho for some drinks and food.
The place was filled up with thousands of the Gay community, in fact it was heaving. It must have taken us about 30 minutes to walk from the restaurant (Quo Vadis)down to Picaddily Circus via Old Compton Street. It was that busy.
The pubs must have been doing a roaring trade as everyone had a bottle of beer in the hand.
It was all very good natured and we stopped for a drink because of the sticky heat and had a chat with a few of them in a pub at the bottom of Old Compton Street.
I now accept that my pulling power is dead as no one propositioned me......old age is a terrible thing.
We got home rather late this morning and I confess to be feeling rather fragile.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by redeye
Mick...
You should've told your friends on the Naim Forum who you really were.
A lot that has passed would have made more sense..
You Go, Sister
You should've told your friends on the Naim Forum who you really were.
A lot that has passed would have made more sense..
You Go, Sister
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by herm
out cruisin'
Mick,
every single thing you tell us about Mrs Mick makes me marvel at your good fortune.
So you throw yourself among the heaving masses of your friends, hoping for some romance, and she accompanies you without a word of reproof? One fair lady indeed. You are so lucky.
Herman
Mick,
every single thing you tell us about Mrs Mick makes me marvel at your good fortune.
So you throw yourself among the heaving masses of your friends, hoping for some romance, and she accompanies you without a word of reproof? One fair lady indeed. You are so lucky.
Herman
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by matthewr
Mick,
Striesand, an interest in musicals, hanging out in Old Compton St. with your gym hardend body -- to complete your image you might want to get a pair of Carhart trousers, Diesel trainers and some Channel Labs sunglasses that all your mates insist are incredibly cool even though you secretly believe that make everyone look like Pattie Boulaye. Reading Heat magazine would be a good move and if possible try and get a jot a job as an assistant producer on Big Brother.
Matthew
Striesand, an interest in musicals, hanging out in Old Compton St. with your gym hardend body -- to complete your image you might want to get a pair of Carhart trousers, Diesel trainers and some Channel Labs sunglasses that all your mates insist are incredibly cool even though you secretly believe that make everyone look like Pattie Boulaye. Reading Heat magazine would be a good move and if possible try and get a jot a job as an assistant producer on Big Brother.
Matthew
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by garyi
Mick have you ever marveled at the engineering in a Pink Triangle deck?
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by Mick P
Gary
I am probably, what is known as a bit of rough trade. This means I will have to stick with the Garrard.
Regards
Mick
I am probably, what is known as a bit of rough trade. This means I will have to stick with the Garrard.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by DJH
ARSE BANDIT? BARMY PRICKS! RA (R)A! (4,5,7,9)
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by John C
Mick, how was the grub in Quo Vadis? Have you tried St John in Smithfield? I had some extraordinary salt beef there last night.
John
John
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by Mick P
John
You can always reley on Quo Vadis for good grub. Never had a bad meal there yet. I think their wine list is a bit pricey, I paid £40.00 for a Rioja, which although good was over priced.
Is St John the place slightly opposite Turnmill Street. If so I have been there and the steak was excellent.
I still rate Rules as the overall best.
Regards
Mick
You can always reley on Quo Vadis for good grub. Never had a bad meal there yet. I think their wine list is a bit pricey, I paid £40.00 for a Rioja, which although good was over priced.
Is St John the place slightly opposite Turnmill Street. If so I have been there and the steak was excellent.
I still rate Rules as the overall best.
Regards
Mick
Posted on: 07 July 2002 by John C
St John is futher down St John St, almost on Smithfield market,quite simply the pride of London restaurants. As far as Rules goes, staid but good to see you're not an Ivy man.
John
Turnmills does of course host another of London's great gay nightspots.
John
Turnmills does of course host another of London's great gay nightspots.