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So we go from V for Vendetta? Englishman again...... Stephen Fry

Out on a limb here but I think....John Hurt.

I must be confused then......Prelude to a Kiss...

I prefer dark chocolate and even when I buy a selection they seem to seperate into seperate halves of the box.So it will just be those other two..... which by the way I cannot think of..... but will take a stab at water and grass.

Blimey, a bargain. Surprising really as Songkran is a busy period. Where you off to....?

I have it on good authority from Cheshire Tom that BA will not be rescheduling.....

I don't think that was a movie?????

Both used with different meaning for Brits actually.We would never say a tyre is pressured.....but a person can be.

Letter to Juliet

Me too..... Magnum PI fella!

An oddbaall but interesting filmBabel

Mr & Mrs Smith

Daniel Day Lewis

But those that are..... like the one you mentioned earlier. HSBC World Selection Dynamic sounds like it is, do you hold this or suggesting I look at it despite your choosing to avoid it yourself?

Bah...... too easy... Now do I name a film or an actor here....... Cameron Diaz

The fare sounds good but Googling the airline brings up a few negatives. This comment concerned me.. Business class DO NOT exist in their planes for long distance. They just move curtains, so it’s the same seats as economy My efforts were minimal, I suggest you do a bit of research, and good luck.

John Malkovich...(Why would Grand Torino be too hard, his step son/true son was in it?)

Yes they seem to be falling apart...... I am tempted to say ManCity...... money maketh the team.

Great slant on Western....Clint Eastwood....

A repeat and I have to go to a Brit! Richard Harris

Many to choose from here, but let us do....Anthony Quayle.

Okay, so the bank sell them to you and just take their commission, but they are a HSBC product and hence still involved. Fund ManagerHSBC Global Asset Management (UK) Ltd. You are correct that the bank should no longer be involved, whether they were needed in the first place is questionable then. So we now have an investment that YTD is showing 3.8%, an initial charge of 4%, an annual charge of 1.25% (win or lose) and is based mainly in equities (US, UK, Europe Ex UK). The UK FT index currently stands below where it was Jan08, as of course does the Dow. If you invested in Feb09, you will have done okay. But for 2010, so far the markets have been a roller coaster ride going nowhere. Good luck with it.

Oh I wouldn't worry too much about it. I am wondering what perentage of riders here do have valid motorcycle licences... bet it would be under 50! The only issue really is 'road savvy' at home doesn't quite cover here!A bike came at me yesterday evening and I could have sworn the sole rider was only 6!

Leslie Phillips was easy for me, I grew up in the UK amidst all the 'Carry On' Films.....so for Venus, and to lead you I can only think ofPeter O''Toole

No, we had this discussion elsewhere where someone was ordering traveller's cheques in £ and they were face cost, no charges.Of course that is normally why they advertise 'commission free' TCs, they want you to buy them in $, Euros or whatever then give you a poor rate.