How are you doing? I'm Kick-Ass!

I do agree. What about Amityville Horror show though? That is the one that made me stand up and take notice. TBH, I didn't even realize the fine looking man on Blade was him until after I saw his body in Amityville Horror. And then there's the scene that makes it get all hot in the room.

WHA??? Wait a sec, you're into Wesley though. So you were a bit distracted. He looks pretty much the same in both movies (hair's a little different) so they are both musts. I only leave a little more towards Blade cuz I like the combo of action, comedy, Snipes, Biel & vampires a little bit more than just a pretty standard horror movie.

Yes, i was heavily distracted by Wes at the time. But I had watched Ryan Reynolds on his TV show that was on for a couple of seasons and his National Lampoon movie, and I did not know he was built like that so just didn't put the two and two together.

LOL! Ok, you're good. BtW, I'm working on your stuff now.

Dean wrote:Oh I've not seen place your bets one in ages.


We'll have to get a Ronon Gutter Club banner back up resize Frankie?

Remember how I thought I lost the original files of all the original GC ones? Well I found them all!!! In the process of fixing them up so that they're properly sized and then I'll email them.

Girl you are a proper Jedi, thank you.

LOL! Thanks!

YEA!!! We got the 3 month free trial of HBO through Fios so no more running next door to watch True Blood!!!

Yeah, but what are you going to do about Khal and his backend story.

Well, by then hopefully I can either afford HBO on my own, bribe a friend or neighbor to record it for me or watch it online. I hate watching stuff online though, gotta be honest.

I watch HBO stuff online all the time.

I watch stuff online when I have to but try to avoid it. It just looks nicer on regular tv.

I know it does but if I always did that I'd be so behind the states.

Yeah, that totally sucks that stuff comes on so much later...

That would drive me bonkers.

It does I tried waiting but then you hear so much by the time it gets here.

True Blood Season 2 just finished and tomorrow night is a double bill of SPN episodes 21 & 22 Season 5.

Aaaaarrrgghhhh!!! That's for the people in other countries with the same needs as us. The Boys and True Blood, and here we are waiting for season 6 and in season 3.

Yeah it is frustrating which is why current series are spoilered so people don't accidently find stuff out.

So hubby and I went out at the weekend, it was baking hot despite what it looks like on camera.


So we began walking from Piccadilly Circus down to Horse Guard Parade, near Buckingham Palace. We watched as the Queen's guards changed, yes they wear armour and sheepskin in 90 degree heat!!

A little info if you're interested :


Horse Guards Parade is the setting for various military ceremonies throughout the year including the Trooping the Colour which marks the Queen's official birthday. At the heart of Whitehall, it was the traditional entrance to the Royal Palaces and is still guarded by mounted sentries from the Queen's Household Cavalry. Changing the Guard takes place here every morning at the following times: 11am Monday to Saturday and 10am Sunday. It is at this time that twelve mounted troops in traditional costume arrive from their Hyde Park Barracks. At the Guard Changing ceremony, the Old Guard forms up on the north side of the Horse Guards Parade enclosure and the New Guard on the south side.


(Here's the guys arriving for the change over, horses didn't want to play along)





Who they were replacing.

We walked onwards towards Whitehall where the Prime Minister lives, The Treasury, all of Parliment.


Giving you some info on the places in case you're curious.

Standing solemnly in the middle of Whitehall, visitors could be forgiven for passing the Cenotaph by unnoticed. But every November it becomes the focus of Britain's Remembrance Service (the closest Sunday to 11th November). The service commemorates the British Empire and Commonwealth servicemen who died in the two World Wars. The monarch, representatives of the Church, State, the armed and auxiliary forces, all gather to pay respect to those who lost their lives defending the freedom of others. Hymns are sung, prayers are said, and the two-minute silence is observed. Wreaths of poppies are then laid on the steps of the Cenotaph. The monument was originally built of wood and plaster for the first anniversary of the Armistice in 1919. The memorial you see today was designed by Edward Lutyens, it was created from Portland Stone and was unveiled one year later in 1920. The inscription simply reads "The Glorious Dead".





Then we headed to Parliment square. On out way.

Here is our Parliment, you can see Big Ben or rather St. Stephen's Tower, Big Ben is the name of the bell in the tower. The awnings you can see along are part of the MP's private dinning area !!








The London Eye, which was next to the London Aquarium we were visiting.

At the Aquarium (forget Seaworld we're smaller !!) saw Rays, Sharks and pretty fish !

After the aquarium we walked down the South Bank where all the street performers are and then decided to take a boat down the Thames.





We set off down the Thames looking at the sights before us as we headed to Tower Bridge.


The Globe Theatre (Thatched roof )





HMS Belfast - Operated in the Normandy Landings of WWII.

We finally arrived at Tower Bridge, opposite the London Tower (Where people got beheaded mostly).

From there we went to a bar, it was hot !!!


We moved on eventually to Trafalgar Square and Lord nelson's column with the four lions protecting him.








To get some idea just how big these things are.