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And, really, I only looked at this because I thought it was about hockey. :D I thought the same thing until I saw that Zelda posted it, and I figured she has no idea who the Dallas Stars are. But I still didn't make the connection with the TV show. :lol: Ooops, sorry for the confusion. You are righ...

Try as I might I cant find a suitable NYE avi to fit.....so I will wish everyone here a happy, healthy and peaceful 2016. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-59lfx7FoXVk/UOAXmttb7PI/AAAAAAAAB4o/cwk5I64wMBM/s1600/New-Year-Celebration-new-year-holiday-celebration-smiley-emoticon-000768-large.gif

planosteve wrote:I think most people in Texas watch Downton Abby.

Really/
They just shot the last episode of Downton Abbey, it was aired here on Christmas day.

I watched the first episode back in 78 (?), that was enough for me :D Linda Gray was through here a while back, plugging JR Bourbon. A few years back I was working in Rhode Island, and the subject of TV Shows set in Texas came up in conversion. They asked me which one was the most realistic, I told...

It was incredibly popular here....all you glamorous Dallas folk with your annual oil barons ball.
Sue Ellen and Pammy were very beautiful, I loved everything about it..

The recent sequel fell flat though.

Dallas was one of the most iconic TV series of all time, what happened to the stars?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... s-now.html

I don't know all the films mentioned, I will look out for them.

It must be an added thrill to watch "It's a wonderful life" knowing you have connections to where it was set, which looked like a magical place.
I missed it this year......it was on in the afternoon and no one told me.

Jami wrote:

Zelda wrote:Well that's true, though it must have been incredibly embarrassing for her at the time.
I see the vile Perez Hilton has to get in on the act once more.

I can't believe he was a judge.

He was contestant on our 'Celebrity big brother' TV programme last year....he was truly vile.

Zelda, I had a long post which somehow disappeared, so I'm sort of reposting it. The points I made were: A. Many of us have Mayhem on "ignore", because he is a rambling, nonsensical troll B. Saying that Mexico can't be compared to the U.S. is about like saying Manchester can't be compared...

I hope everyone on the forum stays safe....I just read this on another forum.
http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/tex ... ea-n486311
There is some truly horrible weather globally lately.

To everyone here, wishing you and yours a happy, healthy peaceful Christmas. x

Well that's true, though it must have been incredibly embarrassing for her at the time.
I see the vile Perez Hilton has to get in on the act once more.

Sorry if it's been done before, but which film will you happily sit down to watch again and again over the Christmas period?

For me it has to be 'Its a wonderful life'....it's magical.

Bing would turn in his grave.

Zelda, Don't know you but I'm glad 'to meet you' and get to know a Brit cousin. It's Christmas (well ... almost) and I don't covet controversy, so I will foreswear. I will say that, as you can clearly see, there are wildly differing points of view re: guns, gun control, gun outa control, nra, and u...

never been to England or anywhere outside the USA except for Canada and about an hour in 'mexico' which was the time it took to get over the border and then turn around and head back to the USA . Talk about poverty and no organization . Huge amount of beggars on the way out selling trinkets made in...

Manchester also known as GUNchester I think . ------------------------ Guns are also no problem wherever I have lived and the places I prefer are rural and with rural guns are common . 'bill oreily' was taken aback when some Roseburg Ore'gun' spokesman told him on air that owning 15 - 20 guns is co...

I don't think he is known over here, I have never heard of him. I don't know how he usually performs, but he made an almighty cockup on this occasion. He could have made the situation better by actually speaking to the girls and explaining what had happened. As it was he totally ignored them and the...

One of my favorite old shotguns is a Thomas Newton of Manchester, circa 1895. Off had I can't think of a family member or friend that doesn't have multiple Firearms in their home, and about half have one on their person :) Until a few years ago a worked for an international company and we had this ...

No problem Red Oak, everyone is entitled to their opinions. :) I would never try to convince anyone here that our way is best.....just as anyone here could not persuade me that your way is. I am convinced though that if our law re gun ownership was the same as yours, we would have a hell of a lot m...