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Everything posted by Jimbo
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Thats exactly why I don't watch matches like that in the pub, I'd end up chinning some fucker.
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Quoted for truth.
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Superb result, and a great performance, well done.
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Agreed, and Emre is the biggest culpret, and as for his freekicks....
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Fucking Ginger cunt !
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Not bad at all so far, keep it up lads !!
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I sense a humping.
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To be fair, George Herbert Walker Bush was pretty frickin' smart. I beg to differ, I can think of at least one occasion he should have worn a condom.
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Brock must be wanking himself off to a frenzy.
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Same here, bastards.
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Steve Bruce admits he still thinks about his decision to turn down the offer to manage boyhood club Newcastle United. The Premiership side came calling two-and-a-half years ago following their decision to dismiss Sir Bobby Robson, only for Bruce to spurn their advances. Earlier this season and with 'Bruce out' chants ringing around St Andrews, the Newcastle-born tactician must have been ruing his decision to turn his back on a switch to St James' Park. However, Bruce has overseen a transformation of the club's fortunes and they now play Newcastle on Saturday in an FA Cup tie sitting top of the Championship and favourites to win promotion. It is, though, with genuine affection that Bruce talks of Newcastle as he reflects on the biggest decision of his career in management. "I am a typical Geordie, who is black and white through and through," he told the Sunday Express. "You talk about big decisions in your life. To get the opportunity to manage them was probably the biggest compliment I've had in football. "Bloody hell, Newcastle wanted me! "It was the hardest decision I've had to make. But to have taken the job would have meant letting down the people here at Birmingham. "I always wonder whether I've closed the door on a dream. As a player I'd always wanted to play for them and then I was given the chance to manage them."
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The Dangerous Book For Boys - Conn Iggulden ; Hal Iggulden A superb read.
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Recently read Beach Road by James Patterson, certainly reccomend that.
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When you say shaved, do you mean with clippers or razor ??
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A quote regarding Brown's body laying in state:
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Just picked up some Saddam Hussein T-Shirts, they are a bit tight around the neck, but they hang well.
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All the best everyone !!! Happy new year !!
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Two of my favourite TV downloads are: Dexter Based on Jeff Lindsay's novel "Darkly Dreaming Dexter," this crime thriller follows Dexter Morgan. Dexter is a successful forensics blood spatter expert, but lurking just beneath his charismatic personality is a terrible truth. Dexter has corralled his innate homicidal urges into a closely guarded second career: He hunts down and brutally murders those vicious criminals who have managed to avoid the clutches of the law. Heroes Heroes is a serial saga about people all over the world discovering that they have superpowers and trying to deal with how this change affects their lives.
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and he thinks he is too....
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Top marks to today's Star who's headline reads: Happy Noose year !
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Text book effects of eating cheese before bed.
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Aye, and I wish I was in Heat magazine every week !
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Owen ahead of schedule Dec 31 2006 By Neil Farrington, The Sunday Sun The Newcastle striker is now optimistic he will be back in action up to six weeks before the end of the season after receiving the results of the latest scan on his injured knee. US specialist Dr Richard Steadman, who operated on Owen in September, rang the England star last week to tell him his knee was in "pristine condition". And Steadman has given the England star the green light to step up his fitness schedule ahead of a return to first-team training in March. The news comes as United boss Glenn Roeder insisted Owen's presence at Newcastle is a major selling point as he bids to bring new faces to St James's Park. "At worst, Michael is on schedule. Potentially, he is ahead of schedule," revealed Roeder. "He got a scan sent over to Dr Steadman in Colorado to have a look at. "He looked at the scan and is absolutely delighted. The knee is in pristine condition. He gave Michael the good news over the telephone. "But the news about the scan this week just rubber stamped how Michael feels the knee is itself in terms of stability. He feels good. "The scan has confirmed that and will have given him great belief."