SuziAngel

1408 Saw this on Thursday at the Abertoir film festival. Not a bad film per se and the funny bits were quite good however the bits that were supposed to be scary just weren't, which was a shame. Enjoyed the evening overall but felt slightly dissapointed by what I was hoping would be a good scare, only to find it ending up as a typical Hollywood film. 3/5 Black Sheep Flocking amazing! A great horror comedy from the green pastures of Kiwiland. Don't really want to write too much because I don't want to spoil it for ewe even the slightest but it's a definite 'must see' this year. 5/5 Matt & Suzi, saying baa-bye for now... :P

Yey! You are my hero. :D You'll have to do all the cutting though, because I'd probably injure myself.

I want to carve a silhouette of Bubsa into mine. :

One Christmas I found it particularly hilarious when my mother received one of these hideous things: Whilst laughing my arse off, I then opened my own gift to discover that I had been given a matching smaller version. :uhh:

You can borrow one of mine. Get practising!

Matt, I notice that you haven't said "no" to my suggestion. Does this mean that it's a possibility? :P

It was Bubsa, but I think we should try to get Matt to do one too. :D Who's with me?

QFT :

Seeing as everyone has #1 covered, I'll tell you what I know about #3 "Does a child need to have to the mother's last name if both parents are under 18?" As far as I'm aware, the child can have absolutely any name you choose. I know a family who have chosen to not give their children surnames at all, which is a bit strange but appears to be legal. Please, whatever you do, choose wisely.

I'm so proud of both of you. :

Brownies...mmmmm.....

I'm feeling quite happy. Matt and I have just decided to attempt to make a huge bar of fudge! It will be fun. :

When I was about 15 I was on an advert for Blackpool Pleasure Beach.

There's one thing missing from your army, Reb - the feminine touch. While you and your minions will be running purely on adrenaline, my boys will be well fed. *Fetches home-made apple crumble and chocolate brownies out of the oven* Now, would anyone else care to join us?

Come to the darkrick side, we have cookies. :

:( You know I <3 you too though! *hugs* And anyway, you two - stop saying things about me!

An army of Ricks. *Suz is in heaven*

And then there were four. :D

Yes. Treat your hair as you would treat a woman - be gentle! Put your hair in a towel and gently squeeze it. If you rough it about too much you'll end up breaking it and having lots of flyaway bits and split ends. As far as washing it goes, I wash and condition mine every other day and it remains shiny and swishy. Hair should not be washed every day - it strips your hair of all the natural oils, which in turn, depending on your hair type, either causes more oil to be produced - making your hair greasy, or leaves you with very dry hair.

Don't put your head under the water! Towel dry it, then before drying it (be that leaving it to dry naturally or using a drier) spray it with this awesome product: (Clicky piccy)

We like to keep you on your toes, Nadril. :

Sorry, but I feel the need to post another Ronnie pic. Here he is, wearing a particularly vile tie belonging to my father: Now that is a serious cat. :) I feel the same. Although some of them look great out of their suits too. O:)

Sorry, I should've said, click on the pic. That may help.

Who the hell would want it? :P

I leave that stuff on my hair overnight and it's really soft and gorgeous the next day. :