shellspeare

I've noticed a pattern. When any Rob fan defends him when it comes to stories and specualtion surrounding him & TT, they get shouted down and called Take That haters. Ridiculous and getting boring. Time to let it go. They are both doing great in their own ways.

^ love your sig Nada :)

Off topic but i'd just like to say i'm loving the new blended signatures some of you are sporting :)

Thanks for this :) If you like Rob's remixes we've 100's on www.purerobbie.com including lots of Rudebox and lovelight remixes

I'd ask him in, lock the door then pounch :D

The gala dinner was in aid of the Five Star Scanner Appeal, which aims to raise funds for the Greater Manchester Children's Hospital. The dinner was at The Belfry DeVere Hotel on June 4, 2006 in Sutton Coldfield, England. The event raised over £80,000, much of which came from the auction which included items such as World Cup tickets and tickets to see Robbie Williams in concert. Robbie Williams flew in by helicopter to attend the event in person. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v354/shellspeare/71134895.jpg more news and pictures on this and more here

There's and exclusive interview with Chris Coco here if you're interested. No registration needed Enjoy :)

I can appriciate why some are disappointed because they have a good point but seeing Robbie anywhere is a fantastic experience.

feel out

Robbie's Sin Sin Sin video is shown on Ch4 (uk) tonight The single will be on sale from 22 May 2006 Sin Sin Sin Exclusive Pictures and News Here

It looks great :)

Come Undone :)

If they had stuck a spear in his side, nailed his wrists to a cross and left him there to die they MIGHT have a valid argument... luckily tv and the media don't promote this image like THE CHURCH does

Church leaders have blasted British pop star Robbie Williams Church leaders have blasted British pop star Robbie Williams for his part in a stomach-churning 'crucifixion' stunt aired on TV last night (16APR06). The Easter Sunday shocker showed the ANGELS hitmaker being pierced by 14 inch (35.5 centimetre) needles while strung up on a make-shift cross, mimicking JESUS CHRIST's execution. The controversial gimmick was the brainchild of British illusionist DERREN BROWN, who first hypnotised his celebrity victim. Williams, looking visibly shaken, later joked he liked the novel 'body art' and giggled, "I want to decorate myself like that. Perhaps Derren can come on tour and insert (the needles)." But Reverend IAN GREGORY, of the singer's hometown Stoke-on-Trent, slammed the trick as tasteless and insensitive. He added, "To trivialise the most important event in history is unforgivable." He was backed up by Lichfield Cathedral spokesman GAVIN DRAKE who said: "It was obviously an attempt to trivialise the cross." TV network Channel 4 has dismissed the furore, insisting it was a magic trick, not a religious slur. Source

I don't think i've heard this one -Astronomy Domine - but i'm off to find it now - cheers :)