2010 Conference

[Natalie Severn]

Hi Maria,
I think the film was called "everybody else calls me Ali"---Tim Roth is amazing---Tarantino"s Reservoir Dogs -he was one of them--- and"Don"t Lie to Me"-I like that too.

You are boasting now c.d get off with you!.......

No Tom, but that made me laugh even more---what a thought...!

[Tom_Wescott]

LOL. That's a good one.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[mariab]

Wescott wrote:
Variety is the spice of life, I suppose.
Is it real bad for a young lady when the age stats of her (hum) suitors is featuring quantum leaps of several decades – regularly? (It probably reveals that my mental stability is just about a bit lower than the stability level of – say, Aaron Kozminsky)?

Natalie,
the French say "Femme qui rit, femme à moitié dans ton lit."

And I won't say another word. Blame it all on C.D., although I think it was Wescott who started commenting on Trevor and “cougars“.

[c.d.]

I hear ya, C.D. It's always nice when they say 'Thank you'.

I assume Nats doesn't mean make her laugh while in the sack! Man, C.D., you sure know how to turn a thread naughty.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

Yeah, a thank you is great. Although a few weeks ago I had a woman tell me I was a lousy lover. I said how can you make a judgment like that in only two minutes?

c.d.

[Tom_Wescott]

I hear ya, C.D. It's always nice when they say 'Thank you'.

I assume Nats doesn't mean make her laugh while in the sack! Man, C.D., you sure know how to turn a thread naughty.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[c.d.]

Hi Tom,

Don't feel too badly for ole c.d. I've had more than my fair share of ladies. And they have all been appreciative too let me tell you. Why just last week I had a hooker tell me "this is ridiculous. I should be paying you.'

c.d.

[mariab]

Natalie, jokes apart, I've heard of that Fassbinder film but I've never seen it. For some reason (legal rights?), they almost never show his films on German TV. I like the one with the drug addicted lady (Veronika Voss' -something). Possibly my favorite movie about so-called “doomed love“ is a small budget British movie with Tim Roth playing a jailbird and Julia Ormond playing a dentist working in jail. I don't know the title, but I'm sure I have it on tape (from German TV). I also TOTALLY liked Tim Roth as the evil ape in Tim Burton's the remake of The planet of the apes. Totally my kind of guy... evil and apish...

[Natalie Severn]

Hi C.D., boy you really missed out. In my 20's I ran through a bunch of oldies. LOL. Now that I'm no longer in my 20's, I find my preference is much younger women. Variety is the spice of life, I suppose.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

You do make me laugh Tom! I have always liked men----of all ages---so long as they made me laugh!

[Tom_Wescott]

Hi C.D., boy you really missed out. In my 20's I ran through a bunch of oldies. LOL. Now that I'm no longer in my 20's, I find my preference is much younger women. Variety is the spice of life, I suppose.

Yours truly,

Tom Wescott

[mariab]

Natalie Severn wrote:
There are some very good films about older women hitting on young men.Douglas Sirk"s "All that Heaven Allows" with Jane Wyman falling for Burt Lancaster as a gorgeous blond young hulk of a gardener , started a big trend in the subject.Then the German film maker Fassbinder made one about a 60 year old cleaning woman and a handsome young hulk [a North African immigrant] falling passionately in love with each other---- to the horror of everyone that knew them----its one of my favourite films of all time!
There's also Harold and Maude – a rectified version of Romeo and Juliet.

[Mike Covell]

Some of my pictures from the conference, as well as some other London landmarks associated with the case, and a trip around the British Museum and East End. I have posted them on Facebook so they don't take up Stephen's bandwidth here's the link. http://www.facebook.com/album.php?ai...5&l=a943e84b28

[mariab]

C.D. wrote:
I find that whole concept disgusting especially now that I am too old to benefit from it. I remember when I was in high school and picked up some spending money by mowing lawns. A couple of my clients were attractive married women in their thirties. I always had this fantasy where I would go to collect my money and they would say" I don't have any money right now but perhaps we could work something out....." Alas it never happened.
It's the well-known syndrome called “Stifler's mom“ in American Pie. (But I thought that movie was dumb for the most part, and “too Yankee“.)

[Natalie Severn]

Oh Claire,I actually thought you were a very attractive dark haired lady- so don"t put yourself down!

[claire]

I realised several years ago that the reason there was never a good picture of me is that I actually do look like crap...

Delighted to see that there's a photo there of my hubby doing what he does best: picking his nose. Nice. (He says he's talking into a small radio. Hmm.)

[Natalie Severn]

There are some very good films about older women hitting on young men.Douglas Sirk"s "All that Heaven Allows" with Jane Wyman falling for Burt Lancaster as a gorgeous blond young hulk of a gardener , started a big trend in the subject.Then the German film maker Fassbinder made one about a 60 year old cleaning woman and a handsome young hulk [a North African immigrant] falling passionately in love with each other---- to the horror of everyone that knew them----its one of my favourite films of all time!