Liz

*Sniggers*. Very.

I don't think that anybody believed the Zoe-melo drama. I was reading through The Oldies today and all the crap he wrote about forcing her to take pills, came across as just that - crap.

Why does he need a hammer? A newspaper or a book does the job. I think that he enjoys being brutal.

My step brother has a nasty habit of hitting them with hammers. It's disgusting and I couldn't do it, personally.

I have the link, but the thread apparently no longer exists.

They were shocked? I would have thought that they would be used to that by now.

It struck me today just how many genuinely friendly and compassionate people visit this board. I think that that is what sets it aside from other sites and means that we have such a high member count.

*Swoons*. I'm not really that into guys, but he was purrrrdy. LOL, especially as "evil" Cole. xxx The guy just oozed sex appeal. Phoebe/Cole was always one of my favourite ships, due to the passion and the fire (which was mainly due to Cole). The more evil he was, the more I melted.

*Swoons*. I'm not really that into guys, but he was purrrrdy.

I *loved* The Fantastic Four... it was probably my favourite film of last year. It was the perfect ending for a sequel and it didn't hurt that the sexy Julian McMahon (H&A's Ben Lucini, Charmed's Cole Turner) stared. :D

I was only kidding, Hunnie. ;) I think you did well to just ignore his posts.

I have the address for that thread saved, but apparently the 'link is broken'.

You know, I quite want to thank you, Jess. If it wasn't for your little 'bullying' confrontation, he never would have 'left'.

Tis the last page love. I think you're in there, Jess.

Check out the piccies thread. ;)

^ He's so purdy too. ;)

There aren't many 15 year old boys who I've known to say that. It's quite a refreshing change, actually.

So you should be. On a completely random note... Cal, is it you who is scared of lesbians?

I still don't know what it is you're singing.

La la la? *Is completely oblivious*.

My dad's side of the family is Irish and (please correct me if I am wrong) Irish families tend to be rather big. My dad has 6 siblings, each of whom have several children each, as did my grandparent's parents, their children etc. Somehow, they all seem to know me, but I don't know them.

At my grandparents' golden wedding anniversary last year, countless people said "I haven't seen you since you were wee. Haven't you grown?". I have to say, it started to wear a little thin, considering I don't recall ever meeting any of them.

I'm guessing that it is SDA themed? ETA: SDA = Sir Drinks Alot.

I'm here, Cal. I'm currently reading through the old posts in The Oldies thread. Good memories and good laughs.

(Damn, we need those smilies back). I was just sat reading the earlier pages of the (#2) Oldies Thread. LMAO, SDA: "I got a letter from Isabel... she doesn't want a boyfriend at the moment". I almost feel sorry for him.