[quote=John McClane][quote=Tacitus][quote=John McClane]I kinda wanna move to England, but I'm sure the idea of moving there is better than the reality of it.[/quote]

Tried it, and lasted over half a McClane.

Then I got tired. ;)[/quote]I may just give it a try later in life. No regrets, I say.[/quote]

[quote=Friendly Mushroom!]I picked up the Blu Ray edition of Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans at the library recently and noticed there are two versions. The Fox Movietone version and the European version. Wikipedia doesn't mention the differences between the two (or even there are two versions). What are the differences and which one should I watch first? I'm assuming the Fox because its longer.[/quote]

[quote=Tacitus][quote=John McClane]I kinda wanna move to England, but I'm sure the idea of moving there is better than the reality of it.[/quote]

Tried it, and lasted over half a McClane.

Then I got tired. ;)[/quote]

[quote=christine]A diy place that has no screws or wood?  What kind of a diy shop is that? Even Wilcos have screws[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent][quote=Skepsis93][quote=honeykid][quote=The Rodent]I'm sure Mericky is better in many ways.

Over there you can get anything at any time.
In Britain it's a case of "when the shops are open, and even then they'll probably not have what you're after" kinda thing.

I went to a DIY Centre to get some wood, screws, hinges and clasps to build my own cue case.
They didn't have any of what I was after. A DIY& Centre which had no wood or screws. Welcome to Britain.[/quote]
Sadly, or thankfully, you seem to live in a Britain I rarely recognise.[/quote]

He lives in Daily Mail Britain.[/quote]

The Daily Mail is far too upper class for me.[/quote]

[quote=Skepsis93][quote=honeykid][quote=The Rodent]I'm sure Mericky is better in many ways.

Over there you can get anything at any time.
In Britain it's a case of "when the shops are open, and even then they'll probably not have what you're after" kinda thing.

I went to a DIY Centre to get some wood, screws, hinges and clasps to build my own cue case.
They didn't have any of what I was after. A DIY& Centre which had no wood or screws. Welcome to Britain.[/quote]
Sadly, or thankfully, you seem to live in a Britain I rarely recognise.[/quote]

He lives in Daily Mail Britain.[/quote]

[quote=honeykid][quote=The Rodent]I'm sure Mericky is better in many ways.

Over there you can get anything at any time.
In Britain it's a case of "when the shops are open, and even then they'll probably not have what you're after" kinda thing.

I went to a DIY Centre to get some wood, screws, hinges and clasps to build my own cue case.
They didn't have any of what I was after. A DIY& Centre which had no wood or screws. Welcome to Britain.[/quote]
Sadly, or thankfully, you seem to live in a Britain I rarely recognise.[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]Going to try and sell my D'Artagnan Romance novels.

They're worth near £300, hope I get some decent offers.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]I will never do business with Sprint again. Ever.[/quote]

[quote=John McClane]This is why they invented the Internet and Amazon.co.uk. :D[/quote]

[quote=The Rodent]We have no DVD/Music shops in my town any more either. The nearest is 20 miles away.[/quote]