Your Ideal Outing: Who & Where Would You Pick?

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The discussion begins with a prompt about choosing an ideal travel companion and destination, quickly shifting focus to humor and playful banter about Tom Cruise and various actors. Participants share whimsical ideas for trips, such as a picnic in the Virgin Islands or a philosophical day with Buddha. The conversation includes jokes about actors' sexual orientations, with references to Shakespeare and notable figures like Charles Laughton and Al Pacino. Amidst the lighthearted exchanges, there are moments of poetic creativity, with members crafting humorous verses. The thread also touches on cultural references, including English slang and the nature of humor. Ultimately, the dialogue reflects a blend of fantasy, humor, and camaraderie among participants, showcasing their diverse interests and personalities.
  • #31
Lisa! said:
Yes, Sir. I aw them swiming together. In fact, they have to swim in private since no one want to swim with them.
Al Pacino?:wink: And Alain Delon is so hot but he's not a gay.:rolleyes: But he's a bisexual I think.


I thought you were off swimming with sharks :confused: here use this shark
attracting oops repelling cream.
 
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  • #32
Lisa! said:
Al Pacino?:wink: And Alain Delon is so hot but he's not a gay.:rolleyes: But he's a bisexual I think.
I don't know who Alain Delon is, but Pacino's a no. Derek Jacobi (who I think is openly gay), Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen (also openly gay, I think), Nicholas Farrell, Michael Maloney...
 
  • #33
arildno said:
Not ugly ones like Charles Laughton and John Gielgud.
Charles Laughton was my grandfather's cousin. BTW, it is rumored that he was gay, even though he was married to Elsa Lanchester.
 
  • #34
wolram said:
Ay up me old dutch can i compare you to a summers night? what's my chances ?
:biggrin:
:smile: Better than arildno's. Blight? Gee, thanks. I know I'm not your type, but...
 
  • #35
honestrosewater said:
:smile: Better than arildno's. Blight? Gee, thanks. I know I'm not your type, but...
Can I compare thee to a summer's blight?
Nay, 'cause you're my heart's delight

Can I compare thee to the winter's chill?
Nay 'cause you're my body's will.



What were you complaining about?
 
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  • #36
Evo said:
Charles Laughton was my grandfather's cousin. BTW, it is rumored that he was gay, even though he was married to Elsa Lanchester.

OOps, did some one stand on Evos corns Sorry but i do not know
Charles Laughton, but i bet he was a very very nice guy. :smile:
 
  • #37
wolram said:
OOps, did some one stand on Evos corns Sorry but i do not know
Charles Laughton, but i bet he was a very very nice guy. :smile:
He played Captain Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty" with Clark Gable.
Also Quasimodo in "The Huncback of Notre Dame". Arildno thinks he's ugly...here's a picture.
 

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  • #38
arildno said:
Can I compare thee to a summer's blight?
Nay, 'cause you're my heart's delight
Can I compare the to the winter's chill?
Nay 'cause you're my body's will.
What were you complaining about?

For an edumicated person i though you could do better :smile:
 
  • #39
wolram said:
For an edumicated person i though you could do better :smile:
Are you insinuating my ode was INSINCERE?
 
  • #40
Evo said:
He played Captain Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty" with Clark Gable.

I am no good with actors and films, he must have been good though :smile:
 
  • #41
arildno said:
Are you insinuating my ode was INSINCERE?

just a tad, and oh dear, some one has gained a habbit.
 
  • #42
Evo said:
He played Captain Bligh in "Mutiny on the Bounty" with Clark Gable.
Also Quasimodo in "The Huncback of Notre Dame". Arildno thinks he's ugly...here's a picture.

Evo, if he is part of your family he is very nice what can i say ?
 
  • #43
honestrosewater said:
I don't know who Alain Delon is, but Pacino's a no. Derek Jacobi (who I think is openly gay), Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen (also openly gay, I think), Nicholas Farrell, Michael Maloney...
You don't know? Never mind! He's old now. :blushing:
I know Pacino isn't a gay, I mentioned him because of Shakespeare. :wink:

You know most of hot actors are bisexual not gay.:-p If we want to know whether gays are hot or not, we should force arilno to post a photo. Although I already know how he looks like. :rolleyes:
 
  • #44
arildno said:
Can I compare thee to a summer's blight?
Nay, 'cause you're my heart's delight
Can I compare thee to the winter's chill?
Nay 'cause you're my body's will.
What were you complaining about?
A true Norweedish Bard. :!)
 
  • #45
Evo said:
A true Norweedish Bard. :!)

Nay blue nor weedish guard. :smile:
 
  • #46
Here's the latest picture of Arildno I could find.
 

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  • #47
Rather a Gielgud look-alike, or what? :frown:
 
  • #48
But he looks to be dark?
 
  • #49
Lisa! said:
But he looks to be dark?
That was taken before electricity was invented. :-p
 
  • #50
arildno said:
Can I compare thee to a summer's blight?
Nay, 'cause you're my heart's delight
Can I compare thee to the winter's chill?
Nay 'cause you're my body's will.
What were you complaining about?
*swoon* Nice save.
Lisa! said:
I know Pacino isn't a gay,
Oh, how do you know? :wink:
I mentioned him because of Shakespeare. :wink:
I know - I mentioned the others because of Shakespeare too.
 
  • #51
Evo said:
That was taken before electricity was invented. :-p
So arildno was born before electricity was invented!:-p
(I said he looks to be dark because of his eyebrows.)
 
  • #52
Evo said:
That was taken before electricity was invented. :-p

Electrictrisity was discovered not invented :rolleyes:

and i am sure that pic is Dan Dare in civies.
 
  • #53
wolram said:
Electrictrisity was discovered not invented :rolleyes:
You know what I mean. :devil:
 
  • #54
Evo said:
You know what I mean. :devil:

Aww, go on then i will forgive the vagueness of the female mind, the whole
seems to cancell that singular thing. :smile:
 
  • #55
Please forgive this on-topic post.

I'd go for a countryside walk with a friend, or a few friends on a lovely warm day (probably up a mountain, but I'm not picky), have a picnic half way, and maybe have a few quiet drinks in the evening in a nice country pub, then watch the sun set, and watch the stars later on.
 
  • #56
matthyaouw said:
Please forgive this on-topic post.
I'd go for a countryside walk with a friend, or a few friends on a lovely warm day (probably up a mountain, but I'm not picky), have a picnic half way, and maybe have a few quiet drinks in the evening in a nice country pub, then watch the sun set, and watch the stars later on.

Forgive ? no thanks Mattyaouw :biggrin: and :-p to the rabble.
 
  • #57
I am selfish, my ideal would be a date with some sexy intelligent girl oops
lady in some location apt for conversation and-----------------------:biggrin:
 

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