Cephlaholic Counselling Group

[Cephkid]

Nimh was good...

I prefer Wind in the Willows though.

 

[spartacus]

ha haa!!!

YEah reckon that Jesus Christ on a Bicycle is a Brit thing heard that many

An Ive gotta say your all way way way off the mark with ya watership down buisness, dont get me wrong I like it and th cartoon aint bad neither .....but......thowe cannot be compared to the great........

MRS FRISBY AND THE RATS OF NIMH!!!!!!!!!!

Now that was a bit of class

I had a dog named Frisby interestingly enough, Hungarian Viszla no less, paprika flavour mixer was his fave, honest.

 

[Cephkid]

BTW, isn't it BRISBY?

 

[atticus_finch]

Jesus Christ on a bicycle

apart from me, i've heard only one other person use this expression. a.f.

the elite are few are we not A.F. ?

Jesus H. Monte Christo Sarnie on same bicycle, what you talkin' bout, m8? jk

 

[NickA5582]

An Ive gotta say your all way way way off the mark with ya watership down buisness, dont get me wrong I like it and th cartoon aint bad neither .....but......thowe cannot be compared to the great........
MRS FRISBY AND THE RATS OF NIMH!!!!!!!!!!
Now that was a bit of class

LOL. Had to read that a few years ago, couldn't stand it. Only other books I've read for a while ( non-school ones ) is Stephen King stuff.

 

[Jean]

I feel quite out of place! I haven't read watership down or wind in the willows for YEARS (and sorry Scouse have NEVER read the Nimh book.....I musta had a deprived childhood!)

At the moment I've just finished (for the umpteenth time!) David Eddings Belgariad/Malloreon Series and I think I may now read Anne McCaffreys Dragon series again.

Or maybe I'll REALLY splash out and read the Narnia books!

J

 

[cthulhu77]

Ahhh...CS Lewis...what a genius!!!

 

[atticus_finch]

Ahhh...CS Lewis...what a genius!!!

aye. I was nicknamed 'Alice in Wonderland' as a child cuz of me long fair hair.
I reckon now 'The Mad Hatter' makes more sense. a.f.

 

[cthulhu77]

Yep, I can see the Lewis Carrol in you !!!

 

[Cephkid]

Anyone read The Jungle Book, Rikki Tikki Tavi, and/or Just So Stories?

 

[cthulhu77]

" when the battle is done,
gone over the plains,
and the women come out
to chop up the remains,
then roll to your rifle,
and blow out your brains,
and go to your god like a soldier."
r. kipling

(perhaps some sic there...this is from memory, folks)

Perhaps, next to Jules Verne, Stephen King, Mark Twain...one of my most favourite authors!!!!

 

[Jean]

Anyone read The Jungle Book, Rikki Tikki Tavi, and/or Just So Stories?

Yup, Like the elephant child I have 'satiable curiousity!'

J

 

[spartacus]

" when the battle is done,
gone over the plains,
and the women come out
to chop up the remains,
then roll to your rifle,
and blow out your brains,
and go to your god like a soldier."
r. kipling

(perhaps some sic there...this is from memory, folks)

Perhaps, next to Jules Verne, Stephen King, Mark Twain...one of my most favourite authors!!!!

I prefer his cakes

 

[atticus_finch]

"Jungle Book"? baby, I'm the king of the swingers; the jungle V.I.P.

 

[spartacus]

I'm the king of the swingers

in that case don't forget your car keys & Polos !