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Quote: Marc P @ October 29 2009, 4:15 PM BST

Kate Beckinsale then, but she would have to read for me.

Good call.

Quote: john lucas 101 @ October 29 2009, 4:15 PM BST

Not a problem. Sibling sex? OMG, the Royal Court'll literally tear it out of your hard drive!

Knowing my luck I wouldn't get the part in my own play!

Quote: Dolly Dagger @ October 29 2009, 4:08 PM BST

Well I can't recall seeing her in anything again, and she must be considered too old now.

I think she's a regular in CSI now.

Quote: JuliaC @ October 29 2009, 4:24 PM BST

I think she's a regular in CSI now.

Ah, I've never watched it. :$ Does she still look really good?

She does actually look very well, it took me aaages to realise who she was. :)

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Quote: JuliaC @ October 29 2009, 4:33 PM BST

She does actually look very well, it took me aaages to realise who she was. :)

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She looks a bit like Amanda Donhoe now. I liked the really nice bob she had in House of Idiot. I wish I could have my hair like that.

Quote: Dolly Dagger @ October 29 2009, 4:35 PM BST

She looks a bit like Amanda Donhoe now.

She does a bit. Saw AD at the Royal Exchange once and she was absolutely tiny.

Quote: JuliaC @ October 29 2009, 4:37 PM BST

She does a bit. Saw AD at the Royal Exchange once and she was absolutely tiny.

She used to go out with Adam Ant, so I've been rather envious of her. :)

Did she? Of course, now she's married to the mighty 'Michael from Grease 2'.

At least in Emmerdale. Whistling nnocently How the mighty have fallen.

Quote: Marc P @ October 29 2009, 3:50 PM BST

And this young lady was going to be in an original drama series of mine until the head of bbc drama changed.

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I sat through numerous episodes of the bizarre period melodrama that was The House Of Elliot just to watch her. Lovey

Quote: Moonstone @ October 29 2009, 4:00 PM BST

I thought there was an over 16 rule on this forum? It's not hard to see why!

No rule, just advice.

Bhy is it advice what difference does it make?

Quote: katie coe @ October 29 2009, 7:20 PM BST

Why is it advice what difference does it make?

I think the fact is, Katie, that however mature you may be, this is still a site containing conversations and content of an adult nature. None of us adults would want to be accused of anything that could be construed as inappropriate behaviour with a minor. So it's really as much for the "grown ups" protection as yours. I'm sure Aaron will correct me if I'm wrong, but this is my interpretation of why the advice exists. If one of your parents (or an adult who is responsible for you) is aware that you are a member of the site and has no objections, then it just makes things a little more comfortable for everyone. It's really nothing personal, I think. :)

Quote: Tim Walker @ October 29 2009, 7:31 PM BST

I think the fact is, Katie, that however mature you may be, this is still a site containing conversations and content of an adult nature. None of us adults would want to be accused of anything that could be construed as inappropriate behaviour with a minor. So it's really as much for the "grown ups" protection as yours. I'm sure Aaron will correct me if I'm wrong, but this is my interpretation of why the advice exists. If one of your parents (or an adult who is responsible for you) is aware that you are a member of the site and has no objections, then it just makes things a little more comfortable for everyone. It's really nothing personal, I think. :)

My Dad knows.
Does'nt care but he knows :D

Now I get you...

Quote: katie coe @ October 29 2009, 7:45 PM BST

My Dad knows.
Does'nt care but he knows :D

Now I get you...

Well that's OK then. :)

Quote: Tim Walker @ October 29 2009, 7:49 PM BST

Well that's OK then. :)

Glad to know I have your approval Smarmy

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