Her face looks about 15 or 16. She looks like a schoolgirl to me. If she is older than that she certainly doesn't look it..............big boobs or no big boobs. *edit..just found out she is 24 now, although some of those pics were taken a few years back. She's still the most baby faced 20 something I have ever seen.

""One time I caught a 16 footer off Montauk. Had to stick 2 barrels in him, 2 to wear him down and bring him up!" Quint in Jaws. The Taking of Pelham 123 is a great underrated movie. I don't think it needs a remake though. Why does Hollywood keep 'remaking' past films which were good enough anyway????

Coz at the theatre the screen is massive and the sound is massive. You can't get that at home. As Fan. S just said: "" I love movies on the big screen--the way they're designed to be."" And on t.v? You mean you like the zillions of commercials which ruin movies?? I didn't 'have' to pay $5 for a drink and $5 for a small popcorn last time I went to the cinema. What kind of facists do you have at your local cinema who force you to buy such things? Remind me to stay away from your local cinema. I take my OWN nibbles and drinks. If it's a long film I'll take a bottle of wine.

Yeah I own the movie too. But I had never seen it on the big screen at the cinema before. There are lots of old favourites of mine I would love to see on the big screen but haven't yet (King Kong '33, Zulu plus many more). Even though I have seen Jaws on the big screen many times I would still pay to go watch it again at the cinema.

The last movie I saw at the cinema was..............wait for it................The Great Escape. Saw it in March for £2.60. Personally, I enjoy watching great older movies I have never seen on the big screen before. In the main, they are better than the pap served up today.

LOL nah. I mean I love Planty as much as the next guy but drooling over pics of him isn't for me. Peter Grant turns me on moreso. Seeriously, I don't even think I've been in that thread haha. Aquamarine, You're welcome. And I hope you don't take any of our past disagreements personal.

Sweet. Nice pic. For some reason I thought you were a guy.

Heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey. Canada didn't have a revolution and didn't need one.

Thanks Dancing Days. I don't know what this person's problem is. I don't recall posting to him/her previously.

No, I merely EXPLAINED why I made the point. You told me to 'get a life' and stop obsessing over your posts. That's why I responded a second time. The point is, I don't even recall posting to you prior to this. I'm away from these boards often and I don't remember who I have posted to six months previously. If I have said something to you 6 months in the past which you are hung up over....................well I really don't remember it. I couldn't give a rat's razoo about your life mate. Don't know who you are, where you live or what you do. Responding to a comment by you on a PUBLIC MESSAGE BOARD doesn't equate into being concerned with your 'life'. I didn't say you were an idiot or a dumbo for not recognising the Sydney Opera House. I just expressed surprise and astonishment that somebody didn't recognise it. I always thought the Sydney Opera House was as recognisable as, say, The Eiffel Tower or 'Big Ben' etc. Obviously it isn't. At least I've learned something.

Huh? When was the last time I responded to a post of yours? I didn't even recall it was you. Just thought it was bizarre that somebody didn't recognize the SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE.

Nice. Great pic. Sydney was my favourite city in Australia (with Perth). Can't believe anybody had to ask what the structure was in the background though. I thought the Sydney Opera House was instantly recognizable to everyone.

To be honest I always got the impression that they weren't like that. Ann especially seems to have been a romantic and was a 'relationship' type lady who didn't sleep around. I hope the truth wasn't the opposite.

Great pictures Mandy. That last one with your niece is especially cute. Pst I lurve your curvy figure.

Ohhhhh now there's a thought that I can't quite get out of my head now haha.

Fair enough. However, most of the skinnies in this thread aren't my type as I'd snap their tiny bodies in half but I don't feel the need to declare that I don't like them. A truly gorgeous curvy WOMAN.

Ivory May Kalber. Oh boy. What I could do with her and a jar of Nutella.

To this day I am STILL madly in love with Ann Wilson. She has the best live voice I have personally ever heard. The last time I saw them play in England (2004) they were fantastic and did a stonking 3 song Zeppelin encore. Great gig.

Cool. Interesting. You want to hang on to that. I have a six volume 'War in Pictures' set that came out just after WW2 ended and which my grandparents passed down to my dad and he passed down to me. I love these kind of things.

Great to hear that Bonzo's famous old hotrod still lives and breathes. That's some nice news.

SS Armor on the Eastern Front 1943-1945. Bought it last month. Fantastic photo reference for all WW2 armour connoisseurs like myself (although I don't suppose there are many of those around these here parts LOL). And next of my 'to get' list is this:

Drat! Oh well I'll just have to dream then. Heeeeeeeeey, this is the LZ board. We are all debauched and 'anything goes' kind of people.

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice! I likes! It would have been even nicer with you in just the pinny and nothing else though.

Another glorious sunny day. This last month has been great.

Glorious. Like early summer out there. It's really been warming up here these last years.