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Post by bollyknickers on Feb 15, 2008 16:06:57 GMT
Hi, I also found this through the Paddy forum and am enjoying having a nose through everyone's posts. I'm going to be a lazy bugger and post pretty much my intro from the other one seeing as I'm new there too...
Hi everyone, just been on a film bonanza this week and thought I'd officially become a "fan", so long as I don't have to crawl around shrubberies or rake through bins or squeal or anything that'll be just fine.
Favourite other films include Usual Suspects, Mediterraneo, Arsenic and Old Lace, Topper, The Man Who Wasn't There, Fargo, Scent of Green Papaya, Amelie and ALL the Hornblower films - well the ones with Robert Lyndsay.
During the day I teach geology to students on the internet, and during the evenings I write songs and make albums and stuff.
I live in West Sussex but was born n bred near Aberdeen, where I spent a lot of time looking a bit miserable and sticking my hand up horses' bums.
Jo BollyKnickers McCafferty - I am loving Ashes to Ashes...
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Post by bigben on Feb 15, 2008 19:38:47 GMT
Welcome to the site bollyknickers. Got to ask was the horses bum thing business or pleasure?
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Post by bollyknickers on Feb 15, 2008 19:56:28 GMT
All in the interest of science I assure you! I used to live on a horse farm and my mum would make me help the vet inseminate horses with a tube and a bucket of sperms. It's quite scary being arm deep in horse and have the thing turn round and smile at you!
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Post by Dave on Feb 15, 2008 21:02:14 GMT
I can't imagine you got many favourable results if you were attempting fertilization via the rectum! ;D
Welcome to the site!
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Post by bollyknickers on Feb 15, 2008 21:06:46 GMT
Hahahah, well it can be difficult to judge your aim with your eyes shut and the other hand on the tube... I did successfully inseminate one, and delivered the end product (well I helped, I think the horse did most of the work). Thanks for the welcome Dave! I'm enjoying browsing the site.
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Post by farethpuck on Mar 2, 2008 4:06:44 GMT
 As i only have access to a computer of a night time (while I'm at work) all my chats with myself will be at some UN-godly hour!! Just wondered if anyone else ever made the trip to Skegness to find the food van on the sea front out of Small time, or do i seem like the only person that obsessed with Shane in the late 90's? It's a lonely place this hospital when everybody is asleep (most of the staff included!!!)
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Post by jimmy975 on Mar 2, 2008 20:06:19 GMT
Hi Shane, I really enjoy your movies, nice to see that you post on your forum, i gave up journalism to pursue a career as a screenwriter, i gave journalism up because of the shameless gossip and celebrity culture that journalism has. If you want Shane it would be a great honour for me if you could take a peek at my first movie 'A Salesman of Death', if you were to leave a comment on it it would make my day, the link is www.myspace.com/brokenglassprod, after you go on that site click the top right hand box that says 'A Salesman of Death' to watch it. Thanks Shane, congratulations on getting the BAFTA you truely deserved it, your movies are a brilliant antidote to the snobbery that exists in lots of British movies made today. |
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Post by hedley on Mar 5, 2008 12:55:49 GMT
Just a quick one to say Hi. Somers Town looks great and congratulations on the BAFTA.
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Post by theunwashedmass on Mar 5, 2008 23:34:33 GMT
Hello shane. Yous films is dead good.
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Post by wes on Apr 15, 2008 19:50:21 GMT
ive never been to acting college or a drama course, but im tellin you im a good actor, im 30 im from s.wales , give me a go at it ill come up there for free for a day init nic3e one
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Post by lucierose on Apr 26, 2008 13:14:32 GMT
Hey everyone. I was just doing some research on here looking up stuff on Shane cause im doing a case analysis on his stuff. Stumbled cross this forum and you guys all seem dead nice! Will definately be keeping up with this forum stuff. Not usually my scene x
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Post by GR on Apr 26, 2008 14:47:21 GMT
Welcome aboard, lucierose!  Sounds like an interesting project, and I hope you stick around and have fun posting here. |
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Post by bexfindthecolour on May 13, 2008 9:03:21 GMT
Cheers Shane.. I'm sure this site is going to keep me busy for hours It will definately be a handy dissertation accompaniment! Take it easy squeezy |
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Post by thisismyengland on Jun 7, 2008 21:36:55 GMT
hi everyone and Shane loving the films they are so cool keep them coming and ill keep watching
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Post by bungle on Jul 17, 2008 20:48:06 GMT
good evening shane.
first time messager, long time......watcher.
just a quick one. i was on countdown last year, i got absolutely spanked if you were wondering, and in my application they ask hobbies etc, were i mentioned my fav film was dead mans shoes.
Des Occonnor said this on air which provoked a discussion between me, Des, Carol and Barry Norman. if you were ever looking for some sort of validation in your life and a point to reach were you could die happy, surely it was carol and Des discussing your film while Suzie Dent watched on in her silent ponderous way.
good man, you gave me a link to carol which will last forever.
looking forward to your new stuff as always
bibby
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As i only have access to a computer of a night time (while I'm at work) all my chats with myself will be at some UN-godly hour!! Just wondered if anyone else ever made the trip to Skegness to find the food van on the sea front out of Small time, or do i seem like the only person that obsessed with Shane in the late 90's? It's a lonely place this hospital when everybody is asleep (most of the staff included!!!)
Sounds like an interesting project, and I hope you stick around and have fun posting here.