Steviebaby wrote:

Butterfield wrote:

That large American actor who I can't think of his name.

Thingy Candy?

George Wendt, off of Cheers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Wendt

Gosh, you know, it's like nobody cares even a tiny little bit for my misfortune. 


It's like you're all so replete with Spicy "Girl Power" you don't see those more fortunate than yourselves.

I liked it, I know I couldn't manage all of it, but of the half I saw, there were laughs, spills, girl Power and excitement.

4/5.

I think I like Posh best.

Yes, that's better.

Still, I'm awaiting some kind of Butterecognition before the healing process can truly begin. 


I'm not holding my breath.

Nightjar wrote:

Gosh, you know, it's like nobody cares even a tiny little bit for my misfortune. 

No, I really sympathised. When the late drought was about to end, i was tracking the approaching thunderstorms on netweather.tv, only to have my internet connection drop out when they were less than 5 miles away. I was so furious trying to restore it that I couldn't enjoy the actual arrival of the rains.

That is not comparable.

This incident - the viciously cruel timing as I became whipped into a froth of excitement, climbing the walls, tearing at my flesh and staring wildly in the mirror repeating over and over "Look at me - You can take it all because this face is free" and its accompanying grief - has scarred me on every mental and physical level for all eternity.

The fact that once I got my power back and then remembered 20 minutes later that Spice World: The Movie was on and I'd sworn I'd watch it and provide a running commentary switched immediately over to the Sony Movies - Freeview Channel 32 only to see the Fab Five breaking the fourth wall as the credits rolled was simply unbearable, especially in the knowledge that it's definitely not going to be on on telly ever again for a least 5 days.

Nightjar wrote:

Gosh, you know, it's like nobody cares even a tiny little bit for my misfortune. 


It's like you're all so replete with Spicy "Girl Power" you don't see those more fortunate than yourselves.

It's alright for you, you live in London, the filming locations are on your doorstep and you can walk out the door at any moment and pretend it's still 1997 and you're on the actual film set.

That is indeed some balm for the soul.

It's about an hour and half walk to Tower Bridge though.

Nightjar wrote:

It's about an hour and half walk to Tower Bridge though.

Not if you're driving a double decker bus in 8" heels!

These are the facts.

I've never seen it !
Which one was the best actress ? Someone needs to rank them on their acting skills, sooner than immediately.

I'm predicting ...
1st Mel B (like a young Meryl Streep)
2nd Emma
3rd Mel C
4th Victoria
5th Geri (best Spice Girl in all other areas, but for acting ...a bit Fizz from Eldorado ?)

Quote :

Mel B to enter rehab for alcohol and sex addiction following PTSD diagnosis

The former Spice Girl said she used alcohol to ‘numb my pain’ following divorce from husband Stephen Belafonte

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/aug/27/mel-b-rehab-alcohol-sex-addiction-ptsd-diagnosis-spice-girl

stedorlordendel wrote:

Which one was the best actress ? Someone needs to rank them on their acting skills, sooner than immediately.

1: Bunton
2: Adams
3: C
4: B
5: Ginger.

Didn't Bunton go to stage school? I thought Adams was the worst, with either B or C the best. Horner Halliwell probably thought she was the best.