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Originally Posted by Lucky Rathen

I hate programs like "My Super Sweet 16th" or "Bridezillas" that my girlfriend watches, with these fucking awful, rich, spoilt bitches with their diva-ish demands, being rude and condescending to everyone.

Surely the most important thing at a birthday party is your friends and family being there, not the fucking ice sculpure, or getting to arrive in a soft-top Ferrari.

Good job it's all scripted and fake then.

[DJ Jo-D]

Originally Posted by TelecasterSam

I think you'll find that THE South African racing driver that your named after is actually spelt...

Jody Schecter (He used to drive the 6 wheel Tyrell-Ford early on...Cool!)

(Quote.....Born: Jody Schecter, South African auto maker, World Driver's 1979 ... Unquote)

yip as I said in my post spelt differently on-line....Jody is the boys way of spelling it! Probalem with that...bring it up with the folks!

(why do people on forums always try n prove you wrong, even about your own name and where it came from?)

[Captain America]

Originally Posted by DJ Jo-D

yip as I said in my post spelt differently on-line....Jody is the boys way of spelling it! Probalem with that...bring it up with the folks!

(why do people on forums always try n prove you wrong, even about your own name and where it came from?)

I think Sam's point was if you were named directly after him it should be the correct spelling? Possibly.

[unbroken]

Originally Posted by Tubthumper

Other drivers.
No-one else but me can drive properly. FACT.

you would get on well with my friend craig...

[unbroken]

one of my pet hates is people who quote family guy in real life.

i was in HMV once just browsing, and a couple of guys stand next to me and one of them was talking to his mates about stuff and instead of saying something like "what's going on?" or "what the hell?" He was saying "What the Deuce?" every 2 seconds!!!! ARGH! And trying to do it in Stewie's voice may I add...

[DJ Jo-D]

Originally Posted by Captain America

I think Sam's point was if you were named directly after him it should be the correct spelling? Possibly.

if I am named after him isn't purely on spelling it's on where my mum 7 dad fgot the idea to call me something surely?

My niece was named Jodie after me (where they got the idea) and it's spelled differently?

[Tubthumper]

Originally Posted by unbroken

you would get on well with my friend craig...

His driving is rubbish in comparison to mine!

[DJ Jo-D]

people who sit n constantly rustle in a cinema or keep checking their mobiles....can you nae spend 2 hrs without looking at it!!!

[TelecasterSam]

Originally Posted by DJ Jo-D

yip as I said in my post spelt differently on-line....Jody is the boys way of spelling it! Probalem with that...bring it up with the folks!

(why do people on forums always try n prove you wrong, even about your own name and where it came from?)

Whoooa, Sorry Jodi, didn't mean to offend you....The good Captain saw my point...
Its just that if you say you were named after the racing driver.... then I posted how HIS name was properly spelt (and I didn't find it spelt any different online either, unless you're looking at some other Jodi Scheckter ??).... that's all
Check with your parents...maybe your named after a nerdy American businessman....
LOL.... just joking

as an aside.....
My surname only has 3 letters, and loads of twat's spell that wrong too....
kinda bugs me as well, having to spell it out most times.....

[Slutbags McGee]

Originally Posted by DJ Jo-D

people who sit n constantly rustle in a cinema or keep checking their mobiles....can you nae spend 2 hrs without looking at it!!!

People who yap through films at the cinema - I did not pay to listen to you giggle at a sex scene, yap through parts where the characters are whispering or change seats constantly and restrict my view.

Last night when I went to see Underworld there were two groups of people I had to ask to be quiet, it's a bloody cinema! Granted, you can forgive a few mutterings but constant babble?
Yet when I ask politely, I get grumbles or "fuck off" in return.