Dont Miss Out!
- 19 November 2009 13:0333453I have realised that some of you may be missing the debates in the other sections. These can be found on the Main Menu left hand side. We have BarryW's Political Blog which is doing very well with lots of chat. Then we also have the VERY new Letters Page which has a good debate going right now. Ricks Movies is very good and very informative about all the latest happenings in the cinema. Then the legendary and hilarious Jokes Page with more than 20,000 views which is well known and of course there is the Front Page too, but obviously we are a tad more sensitive about the comments on the frontpage. Also the Who's Who page has had more than 10,000 visitors.
So dont miss out guys..this is a reminder just in case you have missed some of the goings on.
All the sections mentioned are OPEN to everyone to comment, no membership required. Exception being the Front Page.email: dover7@msn.com - 19 November 2009 20:3633500i must confess to being surprised at the few responses on the movies blog, everyone has strong opinions on their favourite films and actors.
even stronger opinions on the films they hated.
maybe barry's blog needs another title to generate some more posters.
barry loves to play devils advocate, no holds barred right wing politics, why not give it a catchy logo like "bite barry back"? - 19 November 2009 22:3633504Howard - you devil you!
- 19 November 2009 22:4133506you must admit that is how you come across barry.
the modern day norman tebbitt.
you would enjoy the badinage, i know!! - 19 November 2009 22:4233507I always liked Norman, the best prime minister we never had...
- 19 November 2009 22:4733508used to be the mp in the constituency next to mine.
i always slept with the light on.
in a serious vein, he was a bit of a maniac, how many years in the wilderness would the blues have spent with him has candidate for prime minister? - 20 November 2009 06:1233511Actually no. He is a very clever man, incredibly intelligent. He gained a reputation as the Conservative 'attack dog' in opposition, a role he played to perfection. When I first met him I did not expect much more than that but I was surprised that beneath that exterior there is a keen intelligence. He is in reality a long way from that public persona, I concluded in the end that he would be the most likely successor to Mrs T, Brighton ended that though.
- 20 November 2009 14:3633548Barry You could be talking about me with the above post.
