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Drag 2010: Part II - The Drag Strikes Back

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We reported it last night and a nice policeman rang me this morning. Realistically there's nothing they can do - the can split in half so there isn't even any DNA evidence. :(

Luckily we've got fully comprehensive insurance so it won't cost us anything, and the insurers (M&S) are brilliantly efficient. The glazier's rung already, and they'll ring again half an hour before they come so I don't have to stay in all day. :cool:
 
Today is my Sunday. And I have to spend the day waiting for a glazier to come because some twats decided to throw a full can of fanta through our dining room window last night. Gave us quite a shock as we were sitting at the table at the time! :mad:

Oh no :(

*goes to investigate*


oooh...Can we come see you?

Of course :)

Things are looking up on the acting front, eh?

Yes thank you :)
 
Today is my Sunday. And I have to spend the day waiting for a glazier to come because some twats decided to throw a full can of fanta through our dining room window last night. Gave us quite a shock as we were sitting at the table at the time! :mad:

bloody hell!:eek:

it's incidents like these that make me feel glad about the quaint town i live in
 
Quogs, I though you had just been cast in something else (damn I have forgotten what it was)?
You are going to be a busy bee and possible a bit schizophrenic?
 
Morning all. Late start to the drag, as usual people have asked for loads of stuff before I'm off :mad:

Just had a product demo from some company who Heston Blumenthal uses. The guy only mentioned it about 10 times :D
 
Quogs, I though you had just been cast in something else (damn I have forgotten what it was)?
You are going to be a busy bee and possible a bit schizophrenic?

I am rehearsing a show at the moment (in Carshalton) but that is on in just over a month so there will only be a crossover of a week or so :)
 
weekend is looking a bit epic travel-wise -

train to brum Friday night - then drive to holyhead with a couple of cousins - ferry at 2.30 in the morning - 3 hour ferry trip - into Dublin at about 6am - then drive to Roscommon for about 9/10am - funeral mass at midday - then the wake - til whenever - then drive back to dublin on Sunday afternoon - night sail back to Holyhead - then drive to brum, then out in brum for a drink, stay the night in brum probably - then train back to London on Monday at some point - booked Monday off, so no drag then
 
Blimey marty that is a slog and a half!

Ooh I am really excited for you!
I haven't done anything like that for so long.
You done a bit of acting then missus?

This week is so so busy. I just keep getting passed more work, but today I have no lunch break so will leave early for the joys of lidl and tesco... woohoo :D
 
You done a bit of acting then missus?

I did Performing Arts at college, specialising in Acting and Physical Theatre daaaaarling.
Even started applying for drama schools but when I realised I couldn't stand the people at that stage of things, I thought it might be better to look in to other things.

Have I never mentioned it before B? :D
 
I did Performing Arts at college, specialising in Acting and Physical Theatre daaaaarling.
Even started applying for drama schools but when I realised I couldn't stand the people at that stage of things, I thought it might be better to look in to other things.

Have I never mentioned it before B? :D


*jazz hands*
 
i played mr micawber in the school production of oliver twist. even sang a song

("that's your funeral" if anyone needs to know, can still remember the words)
 
I was once in the chorus for a school production of 'songs from oliver'

and I played the baddy role on the Pied Piper of Hamlyn - I had to learn loads more lines than Brendan Fucking Riggs who played the Pied Piper, I had to wear a curtain and a mayoral chain made out of milk bottle tops, yet he got all the glory - for saving the fucking kids


where's the justice ?

*wails*
 
I was once in the chorus for a school production of 'songs from oliver'

and I played the baddy role on the Pied Piper of Hamlyn - I had to learn loads more lines than Brendan Fucking Riggs who played the Pied Piper, I had to wear a curtain and a mayoral chain made out of milk bottle tops, yet he got all the glory - for saving the fucking kids


where's the justice ?

*wails*

:D:D
 
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