Richard O'Sullivan

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

You cannot turn your back on Brinsworth for a second.

 

With all those ageing, camp acting luvvies in residence I wouldn't fancy turning my back in there either...

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[Godot 149]

A bit like old times in here. Good to see The Pook and BHB re-entering the stage after spending so long in the wings. Sadly I've forgotten my lines.

[The Pooka 26]

A bit like old times in here. Good to see The Pook and BHB re-entering the stage after spending so long in the wings. Sadly I've forgotten my lines.

 

So long in the wings? It wasn't that long. The time simply flew in C wing.

[millwall32 114]

Brutal, man, brutal. Having spent the last 5 hours reading this entire thread in a single sitting, do I qualify for some kind of award (Idiot of the Year?) or perhaps some medical/psychiatric help? After some slight dozing at around pages 67-70, I got my second wind until Clarissa/Rebecca/Am I Dead Yet showed up and made the last 25 pages feel akin to a marathon runner hitting 'the wall'.

 

Still, having conquered the DL's Everest, I feel much more at home in this forum now (what has happened to former Dickie O stalwarts such as pulphack, millwall, bennett cerf etc?) and can't wait to get cracking on the f*****g Pope.

 

See you in my nightmares, Mr O'Sullivan,

 

Goodnight all.

He's alive and well

[millwall32 114]

Finding the Brinsworth House thread closed for repairs and the Fluff thread not to my preference, news of the blue plaque ceremony'll have to be deposited here.

 

I'm sure they locked Dickie in his room to avoid embarrassment but I reckon if you look closely you can just see him peering out of the window, bottle in hand, to the left of Frank Carson's head. No, more closely than that.

 

Not a single picture of anyone looking remotely ill or even particularly old unfortunately, we'll have to wait for the outtakes to appear.

Interesting that R O'S doesn't appear to be there anywhere.

danny la rue lokks a bit rough.

[DevonDeathTrip 2,358]

Brutal, man, brutal. Having spent the last 5 hours reading this entire thread in a single sitting, do I qualify for some kind of award (Idiot of the Year?) or perhaps some medical/psychiatric help? After some slight dozing at around pages 67-70, I got my second wind until Clarissa/Rebecca/Am I Dead Yet showed up and made the last 25 pages feel akin to a marathon runner hitting 'the wall'.

 

Still, having conquered the DL's Everest, I feel much more at home in this forum now (what has happened to former Dickie O stalwarts such as pulphack, millwall, bennett cerf etc?) and can't wait to get cracking on the f*****g Pope.

 

See you in my nightmares, Mr O'Sullivan,

 

Goodnight all.

He's alive and well

 

 

Welcome back Millwall32

 

We thought you were dead.

[millwall32 114]

Brutal, man, brutal. Having spent the last 5 hours reading this entire thread in a single sitting, do I qualify for some kind of award (Idiot of the Year?) or perhaps some medical/psychiatric help? After some slight dozing at around pages 67-70, I got my second wind until Clarissa/Rebecca/Am I Dead Yet showed up and made the last 25 pages feel akin to a marathon runner hitting 'the wall'.

 

Still, having conquered the DL's Everest, I feel much more at home in this forum now (what has happened to former Dickie O stalwarts such as pulphack, millwall, bennett cerf etc?) and can't wait to get cracking on the f*****g Pope.

 

See you in my nightmares, Mr O'Sullivan,

 

Goodnight all.

He's alive and well

 

 

Welcome back Millwall32

 

We thought you were dead.

I thought Richard O'Sullivan was dead.

[millwall32 114]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

 

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture. The sands of time have indeed been kind to her. Either that or the surgeon's knife has.

 

The same however can not be said of our hero, who looks as though he was in the throes of another stroke- although, to give him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he's been so long out of the limelight that he's forgotten how to pose for the camera.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[millwall32 114]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

 

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture. The sands of time have indeed been kind to her. Either that or the surgeon's knife has.

 

The same however can not be said of our hero, who looks as though he was in the throes of another stroke- although, to give him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he's been so long out of the limelight that he's forgotten how to pose for the camera.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

I slightly disagree. i think that if you look at a picture of him as Dick Turpin in the late 70's, then the picture above is the logical progression of his having aged 30 years. I'm not saying that he is not ill; rather that he lokks good for someone so ill.

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

 

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture. The sands of time have indeed been kind to her. Either that or the surgeon's knife has.

 

The same however can not be said of our hero, who looks as though he was in the throes of another stroke- although, to give him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he's been so long out of the limelight that he's forgotten how to pose for the camera.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

I slightly disagree. i think that if you look at a picture of him as Dick Turpin in the late 70's, then the picture above is the logical progression of his having aged 30 years. I'm not saying that he is not ill; rather that he lokks good for someone so ill.

 

Okay, we'll agree to disagree then and, should the situation ever arise, at the end of the night you can pair off with Dicky whilst I escort the absolutely still doable Sally to her hotel room.

 

I feel this solution would lead to everyone becoming a winner.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[millwall32 114]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

 

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture. The sands of time have indeed been kind to her. Either that or the surgeon's knife has.

 

The same however can not be said of our hero, who looks as though he was in the throes of another stroke- although, to give him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he's been so long out of the limelight that he's forgotten how to pose for the camera.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

I slightly disagree. i think that if you look at a picture of him as Dick Turpin in the late 70's, then the picture above is the logical progression of his having aged 30 years. I'm not saying that he is not ill; rather that he lokks good for someone so ill.

 

Okay, we'll agree to disagree then and, should the situation ever arise, at the end of the night you can pair off with Dicky whilst I escort the absolutely still doable Sally to her hotel room.

 

I feel this solution would lead to everyone becoming a winner.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

If you look at my last post in this thread you may notice that I didn't say anything about Sally not looking good.

[Dr Hackenslash 25]

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture.

Cheers,

 

BHB

 

I'm going to have to watch the Railway Children again :lol

 

Wasn't she 21 playing someone younger?

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

What a terrible post ^

 

Maybe I can redeem myself by directing users to this semi-recent photo ( http://www.mrsite.co.uk/gallerypic.asp?gal...scan0003(2).jpg )

 

Sorry my computer is playing silly buggers with inserting hyperlinks.

 

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture. The sands of time have indeed been kind to her. Either that or the surgeon's knife has.

 

The same however can not be said of our hero, who looks as though he was in the throes of another stroke- although, to give him the benefit of the doubt, perhaps he's been so long out of the limelight that he's forgotten how to pose for the camera.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

I slightly disagree. i think that if you look at a picture of him as Dick Turpin in the late 70's, then the picture above is the logical progression of his having aged 30 years. I'm not saying that he is not ill; rather that he lokks good for someone so ill.

 

Okay, we'll agree to disagree then and, should the situation ever arise, at the end of the night you can pair off with Dicky whilst I escort the absolutely still doable Sally to her hotel room.

 

I feel this solution would lead to everyone becoming a winner.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

If you look at my last post in this thread you may notice that I didn't say anything about Sally not looking good.

 

I am well aware of that.

 

You didn't say anything about her not looking good at all, rather, you inferred that Dicky O' looked hot for an ill person.

 

All I was suggesting was that since I go for 21 year olds from the Railway Children (thanks, Hacky) and you go for ill people who look good, Dicky O' would be more your bag should we ever end up in the improbable situation where we are both out on the lash and end up bumping into Dicky and Sally and they suggest we swing.

 

You know, kinda like a Man About the Death List kinda thing...

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[millwall32 114]

i found a nice mid-80's vintage clip of R O'S [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_FxWsXsSMk} here.

[The Pooka 26]

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture.

 

BHB

 

Brinsworth, you are an incurable romantic. Was it one of the Bronte's who first used the term 'doable' of a young woman?

[Lord Fellatio Nelson 6,218]

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture.

 

BHB

 

Brinsworth, you are an incurable romantic. Was it one of the Bronte's who first used the term 'doable' of a young woman?

 

Pooka, I have thought about this.

You have, in my humble opinion, the coolest Avatar.

The End

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

I too post in deep admiration of the avatar currently sported by The P

 

But eejit's endless self-immolation is - probably - my favourite.

[Dr Hackenslash 25]

I too post in deep admiration of the avatar currently sported by The P

 

But eejit's endless self-immolation is - probably - my favourite.

 

 

But you know you really want one of these instead:

 

[Brinsworth House Baiter 12]

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture.

 

BHB

 

Brinsworth, you are an incurable romantic. Was it one of the Bronte's who first used the term 'doable' of a young woman?

 

Quite possibly, my erstwhile friend. I know for a fact that it certainly wasn't Noel Coward.

 

Cheers,

 

BHB

[The Pooka 26]

I have to say that Sally Thomsett still looks absolutely doable in that picture.

 

BHB

 

Brinsworth, you are an incurable romantic. Was it one of the Bronte's who first used the term 'doable' of a young woman?

 

Pooka, I have thought about this.

You have, in my humble opinion, the coolest Avatar.

The End

Why, thank you, Fellatio. Though I prefer to think of it as a portrait rather than an avatar.

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

Just a query about this thread, like. When the views hit 100,000 will there be space in that box for the number 100,000 or will the whole site crash?

[millwall32 114]

Just a query about this thread, like. When the views hit 100,000 will there be space in that box for the number 100,000 or will the whole site crash?

Good question. Is there an admin around who couild answer it?

[pulphack 6]

If it's true that he used to read this (perhaps still does), he may just keep himself alive by sheer force of will to spite everyone on here. In the past year he's done the odd bit of work and generally bugger all else which, even for a man with his medical past, probably means that he could go on indefinitely.

 

Bet he doesn't get much in residuals from all those MATH and Robins Nest re-runs on Paramount, though.

[maryportfuncity 10,646]

He's not that well Pulphack. His agent - on his behalf - turned down a radio play that would have involved him turning up, sitting down, and reading his part. Dickie O never got to see the script because the agent nixed the deal on the grounds of his health. Must've been the right call health wise because the agent would've been in for - probably - 15% of the fee and could have been expected to persuade yer man if he was well enough.