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Posted 18 November 2005 - 01:25 AM
Posted 19 November 2005 - 01:35 AM
Posted 19 November 2005 - 03:24 AM
I wonder if any Bond alumni will be doing this...
I'd hope so! These are always very cool events, I recently got to see the 1979 tribute to Hitchcock on The Masterpiece Universal DVD set.
Yes, if only for one night.
And, the more that I think about it, I hope that all the Bond alumni will be gracious enough to appear.
Because, if it weren't for the outstanding groundwork laid by Sir Sean -- the matrix around which all future Bonds were molded -- chances are very good that the Bond movies would not have lasted much past his withdrawal from the scene.
Posted 19 November 2005 - 03:57 AM
Thank you, Major B.!I wonder if any Bond alumni will be doing this...
I'd hope so! These are always very cool events, I recently got to see the 1979 tribute to Hitchcock on The Masterpiece Universal DVD set.
Yes, if only for one night.
And, the more that I think about it, I hope that all the Bond alumni will be gracious enough to appear.
Because, if it weren't for the outstanding groundwork laid by Sir Sean -- the matrix around which all future Bonds were molded -- chances are very good that the Bond movies would not have lasted much past his withdrawal from the scene.
Right, as always Wendy. I too, hope they show up.
Posted 19 November 2005 - 04:45 AM
Posted 19 November 2005 - 05:40 AM
I know the others attended a tribute to Cubby at some point.
Posted 21 November 2005 - 04:16 AM
Thank you most humbly for your recognition, my Laird.I know the others attended a tribute to Cubby at some point.
Very possibly they did.
However, while there can always be tributes, there's only one funeral. Kind of like a wedding -- in terms of importance, not as an analogy!![]()
One attends a service when it occurs, not when it's convenient to arrange, or to attend, a facsimile.
It is my understanding that all the men in question were invited to the premier event.Ah well ... good point there Wendy.
As to the Lifetime Achievement Award for Sir Sean, I shall let you drive if I can have a shot at FRWL on the PS2 in the stretch limo.
I can manage anything!
Well .... as long as it doesn't clash with the June presentation. You will let me know you can manage ??![]()
Posted 01 December 2005 - 06:41 PM
I can manage anything!
Well .... as long as it doesn't clash with the June presentation. You will let me know you can manage ??![]()
The question is: shall I be in the mood when the time comes?
You may well be in a mood, but will you be able to manage?
There's no point in putting on the Bonnie Prince Charlie if you've not got a date on your arm? Is there?
Posted 02 December 2005 - 06:46 AM
Edited by Dalton's Wendy, 02 December 2005 - 06:07 PM.
Posted 03 December 2005 - 07:26 AM
Tartan not known. Trews not known/ not there?
[Oh! The Scots brute treats me as if I were nothing more than a little feather-brain! Watch THIS, folks!)
How simply darling!!!!
By any chance . . . is that a MacGrrrrrrrrregor plaid? Or a Campbell?
And . . . what on earth is that metallic thing in the lower forefront of the photograph?
Is that a gun in his trews . . . or is he just happy to see me????
(or . . . is it a sporrrrrrrrrrran?)
P.S. I would look very adorable in one of those -- if they rent it in a size 0!
P.P.S. Does the model come with it????
There is a sporran in sight, but you can't see if he's happy to see you.
He also comes in other colours!!!
Posted 04 December 2005 - 02:20 AM
Posted 05 December 2005 - 07:35 AM
This, by you, constitutes a reply????
Yes it does, it's short for:
"That's correct and here's a wink"![]()
Posted 08 December 2005 - 07:43 AM
So . . .failing the likelihood of the foregoing contingency (unless, that is, my darling MR MALCOLM SWEETIE will take on the job for me) --
-- can you, DR BROADBEATER, kindly make like the sheep . . .
. . . and flock off????
Well .. that's friendly ... I can get that at home without CBn![]()
I am puzzled as to where 2) appears and correct 1) clever rejoinders are my speciality!!!!!
Posted 11 December 2005 - 08:08 AM
So . . .failing the likelihood of the foregoing contingency (unless, that is, my darling MR MALCOLM SWEETIE will take on the job for me) --
-- can you, DR BROADBEATER, kindly make like the sheep . . .
. . . and flock off????
Well .. that's friendly ... I can get that at home without CBn![]()
I am puzzled as to where 2) appears and correct 1) clever rejoinders are my speciality!!!!!
No, my dear physician -- I am the one who makes the clever rejoinders!![]()
Did you not appreciate my witticism about the sheep . . . other creatures native to your delightful country, just like the dear little haggis?
Appreciated, but I am The Stag !!!
Are there any other Cbn'ers planning to make the trip across next year![]()
Posted 11 December 2005 - 08:29 PM
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Posted 29 December 2005 - 06:36 PM
Yes, you can . . . I'll be the one in the double white foxes . . .Sounds to me like the lesser of two weevils!
I shall be there!!
Is that a threat . . . or a promise?
No .... it's a thread and a promise !!!!
Exschellent riposte ... is one suggesting I might be a boll weevil ??![]()
... Im a thread where this is going!!!
Anyway, can I count on seeing you at the Award presentation ... I'll meet you in the bar ... I'll be wearing a double Campari with a dash of soda; what can I get for you ??
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Posted 29 December 2005 - 10:35 PM
Just give me an hour to write out the list!Yes, you can . . . I'll be the one in the double white foxes . . .Sounds to me like the lesser of two weevils!
I shall be there!!
Is that a threat . . . or a promise?
No .... it's a thread and a promise !!!!
Exschellent riposte ... is one suggesting I might be a boll weevil ??![]()
... Im a thread where this is going!!!
Anyway, can I count on seeing you at the Award presentation ... I'll meet you in the bar ... I'll be wearing a double Campari with a dash of soda; what can I get for you ??
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A bottle of Cristall and the Bentley, for starters . . .
Well, we should be able to spot each other OK.
Your requests are an easy fetch ... anything else?
Posted 02 January 2006 - 12:03 AM
Posted 09 January 2006 - 09:38 AM
From what I recall, the event is strictly in celebration of the life's work of the honouree.This Lifetime Achievement Award we know is being presented to Sir Sean on 8 June in LA.
Do we know if the event is an Awards gala for Sir Sean only ie are there any other awards???
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Posted 26 January 2006 - 04:04 AM
Only one of whom I can think -- John Wayne. And he's been dead for 26 years!From what I recall, the event is strictly in celebration of the life's work of the honouree.This Lifetime Achievement Award we know is being presented to Sir Sean on 8 June in LA.
Do we know if the event is an Awards gala for Sir Sean only ie are there any other awards???
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There was a Harris poll yesterday that put Sir Sean as 9th favourite actor for 2005: http://www.eonline.c...1,18193,00.html
Only he and Tom Hanks maintained their rank on the list from last year.
This just reinforces this Lifetime Achievement Award he is getting. How many other movie stars of his era could maintain that level of popularity and favouritism ???![]()
Posted 07 April 2006 - 03:15 PM
"The Sun"(article by subscription) reported an exclusive interview on 5 April when Sir Sean was at the "Dressed to Kilt" show in Manhattan as part of Tartan Week.
Dr B and Dee Double U will be striving to get there !!!
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Posted 11 April 2006 - 02:57 AM
I hope you'll at least be bathing!Solved ... you only need watch for one tartan coming !!!
Ancient Farquharson, in case you have forgotten ... and I wont be changing ...
Can I use one of my Waterford "Powerscourt" pattern? They were wedding gifts.Referring to The Committee rules, I agree you may have a problem from the night before. As a member, under section 3 sub-section b, para 12, I would be charged with the following: DUTY:
12 Select a glass: a tulip-shaped glass is preferable as it will collect and concentrate the aromas.
Eeeeeeeeeeeeew! Fernet-Branca!I can recommend 4 comforts for slight overindulgence:
1. Fernet Branca. A little glass of. It smells like weedkiller and correspondingly jolts one system from the fright.
It's . . . it's . . . don't tell me now, it's . . .3. Most famously, and worthy in it's own right ... not schtirred and not schaken ... the Other National Drink ... I need not say what it is, except to say that it is made in Scotland from iron girders, some forfeited from the Forth Rail Bridge.
Alternatively, I could lie down behind my car when it is in idling mode, and just take a deep inhale from the exhaust system!Tailpiece (p13): An inital moderate and clean sweetness is rapidly followed by a mouthful of deep notes, with tobacco smoke and strong espresso coffee, which then gives way to treacle sweetness and liquorice.
I repeat . . . it describes exactly the feeling one experiences after the inhalation of the muffler of one's car!Now ... what does that describe ... a Taste, a Kiss, maybe Both ?? ...
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