it must be a teenager thing Ditty, she never say's she's sorry but she starts being nice too me  hope your results are good

Oh well, fingers crossed that you'll get sorted soon

no need for ninjaing, I've been getting cute pants from Asda recently

I'd be surprised too if it takes off crunchy, how are you?

I quite like the undies in Asda! 


& ta Soops 

Don't worry...   you will all know when I am going in for the surgery...   I will be coming on here for a HUGE wail beforehand!

*skirts around the underwear discussion*  

Bloody hell! I can't tell you how mad I am about this programme!!!  

Thank you, Channel 4 for that pile of unmitigated, processed crap! Thank you for showing a part of west London in that light, where they all shop and worry about their hair. Or if they are struggling trying to make a difference for their beleaguered community. Or they have a dog. Thank you.

I appreciate your newfound production values. That was at least interesting. In a documentary way only. If you expect anyone... anyone to engage with them in an interactive way, you are madly deluded! Unless you live in Notting Hill and know the 'characters' that you have self-rightously appointed to represent whatever the hell you are trying to!!!

And I reckon that the Chatnav concept you brilliantly dreamt up will fall flat on your useless face too. You are nuts! You expect this to be engaged with for an entire series! Don't make me laugh!!! The kids who you expect to be hanging around for a programme an hour a week will forget what they were messaging/fb/texting/emailing about before the credits even start!

*falls off Daily Telegraph rant soapbox*

What did I just watch? 

I had to turn it off after 5 minutes. It seems so staged and... crap

it really was a load of cack.. 

The Chat Nav place is cack too..  bad web design methinks..

and all I wanted to post was to Javan, is it? to tell him that oldly perched baseball caps look more like he's balancing  flower pots on his head and he's much better looking without them..

and yep girlies you are right you didn't come across very good at all. .but then again that could be lousy editing of 7 days into an hour.. 

Really bad idea. .can't see it lasting..  not origianl either...  BBC2 's late night show, shown a good few years back now, based around people in the Paddington area was much better... .

I used to love that Paddington programme, i liked the woman that was a prostitute, she was always coming up with new ideas to get out of the mess she was in and nearly always failing  oh and the old couple, the woman had loads of blusher on

oh I forgot about the odd couple and the lady with an overenthusiastic blusher brush

The prostitute was working to pay for her  full Transgender op  [her story was out there long before that idiot Nadia came on our screens and hers was more humble too] and a few cosmetic changes to 'feminise' her facial features a bit. .hope she got it  all done and is happy now..

Goes along with the general concensus...and Xochi 

The only good thing about this show is Malcolm. The pool scene where he talked about his dead cat was tv gold.

Otherwise, very disappointing and has a stranged 'scripted' feeling.

Oh i forgot about that, i wonder where she is now, i was watching repeats of this programme a few weeks ago (i forget which channel it was on now) there was a call on there who was trying to make it as a model and i realised she became a paramedic on casualty

I thought the programme was so boring I turned off after 10 minutes 

Soho Stories - a good few years ago - was brill 

What was that other one called, where there was a bloke that used to sell the big issue and was always taking his things into the pawn shop, think it was on BBC 1?

Think I know the one you're on about Aimee but I never really watched that.

The drag queen/actor in Soho Stories was good value.

It will come to me eventually velvet  i don't know if i watched Soho stories or not, the name seems familiar

Jackie.
And she had the chance to record an album.  She could play the piano beautifully.

The odd couple that I can remember used to go dancing...?
He was a wig maker and they were all dreadful..!

That Notting Hill show was a dead cert to show everything out of kilter.
Yes, there's some pretentious residents living in that area, but it's the real locals who they should be focussing on - before NH became 'trendy'.

 I once went to rent a flat off him in his wig shop - an experience which still leaves me scarred to this day  .  Talk about surreal.

Oh my..!  Really..?   I take it you didn't proceed with the rental?

Nah, it was horrendous Cosi 

You wanted a flat wig?

Velvet if your around, was the show i was thinking about called skint? it's doing my head in now

I think it was Aimee  

I watched it ..... I thought it was ok ..... but it's only on once a week.

For it to be more of a hit, I think it should have been aired a few times a week.