The name's Banks, Paul Banks
I've always thought I'd make a great James Bond but I really need some advice on how to play the role. If only there was someone who has played James Bond, right here in Vancouver who I could ask....
Anyway, we went to Gav's last night. Andy came but had to leave early in order to spend time rummaging through my underwear. We do still see Andy but he just seems to miss out on all the photo opportunities. Well I'm sure he had fun last night... with my underwear.
It's not often that I surprise myself with how good looking I actually am, but I think this picture is great. Look at me, I'm stunning. And it captures my strength and vulnerability in one picture. The perfect qualities for playing James Bond. I think I might even send it off to American Eagle for their next advertising campaign. So if you want a good picture of yourself, go to Gavin's toilet and point your camera at the mirror
Gav even has table football in his house. I kept my unbeaten run going by defeating Ian and then me and Simon destroyed Liz and Ian. Liz could only play with one hand though
Ian then sent Liz outside to think about her poor performance
While he picked himself back up with some home made cocktails. Disgraceful behaviour, not what James Bond would do
Simon using the typical Sunderland tactic of pushing the opposition in the back
Gav's audition as the next Bond villain didn't go down too well
Whilst Ian had mastered his Ernst Stavro Blofeld impersination
We had saved the day again and everyone could celebrate
The following afternoon I played Simon at tennis. He had just splashed out on a $5 racket from the Thrift store and wanted to try it out. It worked a treat as he pushed me to 5 sets.
I eventually won though with a score of 6-1, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0, 6-1.
However after tennis, walking on a small quiet road in Kits to Dairy Queen, a man walked out infront of us from a house to his car.
Yes, we saw Remington Steele himself, Pierce Brosnan
Hang on a minute, why didn't I ask him for some tips on how to play James Bond.
Anyway, we went to Gav's last night. Andy came but had to leave early in order to spend time rummaging through my underwear. We do still see Andy but he just seems to miss out on all the photo opportunities. Well I'm sure he had fun last night... with my underwear.
It's not often that I surprise myself with how good looking I actually am, but I think this picture is great. Look at me, I'm stunning. And it captures my strength and vulnerability in one picture. The perfect qualities for playing James Bond. I think I might even send it off to American Eagle for their next advertising campaign. So if you want a good picture of yourself, go to Gavin's toilet and point your camera at the mirror
Gav even has table football in his house. I kept my unbeaten run going by defeating Ian and then me and Simon destroyed Liz and Ian. Liz could only play with one hand though
Ian then sent Liz outside to think about her poor performance
While he picked himself back up with some home made cocktails. Disgraceful behaviour, not what James Bond would do
Simon using the typical Sunderland tactic of pushing the opposition in the back
Gav's audition as the next Bond villain didn't go down too well
Whilst Ian had mastered his Ernst Stavro Blofeld impersination
We had saved the day again and everyone could celebrate
The following afternoon I played Simon at tennis. He had just splashed out on a $5 racket from the Thrift store and wanted to try it out. It worked a treat as he pushed me to 5 sets.
I eventually won though with a score of 6-1, 6-0, 6-0, 6-0, 6-1.
However after tennis, walking on a small quiet road in Kits to Dairy Queen, a man walked out infront of us from a house to his car.
Yes, we saw Remington Steele himself, Pierce Brosnan
Hang on a minute, why didn't I ask him for some tips on how to play James Bond.