STEPHEN FRY

amyl_nitrate said:

My self-esteem used to be practically zero.


Oh, I DO hope that means that your self-esteem is better now. So sorry to hear that you were bullied when you were younger. That's awful.


My self-esteem has got much much better as I've got older. A few friends have told me that over the past few months I've grown more confident. I've never noticed myself maybe they're right.

Off to Manchester now. Gonna see if I can find a coffee bar that sells chocolate and caramel iced mochas while waiting for the Frankie Boyle show. I'm really in the mood for a ice cold caramel and coffee.

That photo always made me wonder how long they had to keep jumping. Also, how often they bumped into one another in mid-air.

Hey, welcome back-so did "it" stay in Vegas?

You're back Fryphile! *glompattack* Did you have fun in Vegas?

Great to have you back, Fryphile !

Happy Birthday, Fry-A-Day !!!!!

Thanks for all the welcoming backs, fellas. You're all too warm and kind.

But do not despair, Fryphilie, Stephen is on his way to you

Ah, would that he were! Would that he were! *affected finger swirl*

Jemmo, that pup is delectable. *gobbles doggy*

Vegas: Visited family, say Mel Brooks' The Producers starring Tony Danza (very fabulous show), lost $10 on a Top Gun slot machine, went bowling, ate to excess, went through a Titanic exhibit (which was cool because they give you a replica boarding pass when you enter that has an actual passenger's name on it - I was Mr. Jacques Heath Futrelle, a respected novelist, travelling 1st class with wife Lily May, cabin C-123, father of two whose children are waiting home in Massachusetts, and he had just celebrated his 37th birthday prior to boarding. I was surprised to see in one section of the exhibit that there was a small list of quotes from passengers from when the Titanic began sinking. One was from my guy who said, presumably to his wife, "For God's sake, this is your last chance. Go!" Very touching. At the end of the exibit is a list of all the passengers and crew and you can see if you survived or perished. Poor Mr. Futrelle perished.

Meep! Braces!

That Titanic exhibit sounds like fun. Looks like you had a good time away Fryphile.

Meep! HANDS !

yay, sounds like great fun (those on the Titanic back then might disagree...) - how does it feel to be 37 and married with two children ? X-D

Now that you have returned from Vegas (or are you just not telling us that you did in fact spend four days in Stephen´s Sock Drawer ) - could we perhaps some time have a "Stephen´s Wonderful World of Colourful and Otherwise Spectacular Socks", please?

Re: Stephen coming your way, Fryphile. Axmxz mentioned something to this effect elsewhere in this thread ... the mountain considering coming to Mohamed´s village - I was hoping it was true