Jimbo

One Hour Photo Rather over rated, ending was a fuck up imo.

This is my one, http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/6768346.htm Very happy with it, never drops signal, easy to set up, the admin set up is fantastic, you dictate which PC' have access and when, you can turn off the SSID signal so no one else can pick detect your wireless network, and like most you can also hardwire networks to it via ethernet cable.

Saw him several times on Gazzetta last season, had a great start to the season and was linked with most of the big Italian clubs, a good player !

Photoshop'd tbh

Parker for £6m or Carrick for £18.6m. hhmmm let me think about that one.....

Just don't mention part III. 166623[/snapback] there was no part III 166625[/snapback] I wish Francis Ford Coppola had said that too ! http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099674/

Just don't mention part III.

Agreed

I don't personally think it is, it's the stigma that's attached to tattoo's though that's the problem. 166470[/snapback] Aye, that and the fact that (as SMO so deftly put it), theyre shite. 166476[/snapback] blond highlights. 166478[/snapback] Inadvertently you've 'highlighted' my main point actually. Highlights are temporary and grow out. Tatoos are permanent. Nowhere...not even in Maori society do tatoos look good on wrinkly shite old skin. You can get body art that is not permanent, it fades in time and can be removed if it needs to be removed if your circumstances change. I say this purely from a male heterosexual perspective, but there will be a preponderance of wrinkly old ladies in 40 years time with some horrendous tatoos. 166519[/snapback] Some how I doubt whilst suffering with arthritis, osteoporosis and early stages of senile dementia, they'll be really gutted that their tattoo's are starting to look a bit saggy and wrinkly tbh.

But you did it your way ? 166391[/snapback] I did it sideways 166392[/snapback] Kinky

But you did it your way ?

Audioslave frontman Chris Cornell is to write and record the theme tune to the new James Bond film, Casino Royale. The theme for the 21st Bond film, in which Daniel Craig will debut as 007, is titled You Know My Name. A film spokeswoman said Cornell's music was "both soulful and tough" and "the perfect complement" to the film. Casino Royale will receive its world premiere in London on 14 November. The film is released three days later in the UK and US. US rocker Cornell was previously the singer with Seattle rock group Soundgarden. Bond classics He joins a long list of famous names who have recorded songs for Bond films, including Madonna, Sir Paul McCartney, Duran Duran, Shirley Bassey, Tina Turner and Nancy Sinatra. Many of the songs from the early Bond movies have become classics, such as Bassey's Goldfinger and Sinatra's You Only Live Twice. But recent efforts like Tina Turner's Goldeneye and Sheryl Crow's Tomorrow Never Dies have proved less enduringly popular. Casino Royale is based on the first of Ian Fleming's celebrated spy novels. All funds from the Royal Film Performance will go to the Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund (CTBF). The first Royal Film Performance took place in 1946 and has been held every year since, apart from 1958. The first film chosen was A Matter of Life and Death, starring David Niven.

Roeder on Hare chase NEWCASTLE boss Glenn Roeder was last night preparing a player-plus-cash swoop for West Ham striker Marlon Harewood. Roeder is desperate for a new centre-forward with Alan Shearer having retired and Michael Owen crocked. So the Toon chief has turned to Harewood, 26, who bagged 16 goals last year and helped West Ham to the FA Cup final. Hammers boss Alan Pardew is desperate to keep hold of Harewood and has repeatedly stated he will not sell ANY of his strikers this summer. But Roeder, who had weighed up making a move for Harewood’s strike partner Dean Ashton, will test his ex-club’s resolve. He is going to offer wantaway midfield ace James Milner, 20, on top of a £3million bid. Pards is a known admirer of the England Under-21 star. Newcastle’s players were grounded after their 2-1 victory in a friendly at Norwich on Wednesday. Roeder’s men were strapped into their plane seats when the pilot decided it was too dangerous to take off because of the weather. Torrential rain was falling and lightning strikes were lighting up the sky as they were transferred to a coach for the 360-mile journey to Tyneside.

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Does that mean we might have caught Snopes out on something? Well they said "potientially deadly little projectile", which I suppose it is if it hits an eye. 166135[/snapback] Isn't force related to momentum, which is a function of mass and velocity? Therefore, if a penny is going fast enough, it will certainly kill you. But it won't get the required speed from dropping it off a building as there will be a terminal velocity due to resistance. However, in space a speck of dust has the potential to take out a space ship iirc. 166179[/snapback] I think it was proven to be highly unlikely rather that impossible.

Foo Fighters - DOA

Love Mythbusters, my favourite one was the exploding toilet, they took "Buster" their crash-test dummy and placed him on a toilet, with the bowl full of domestic cleaning products and arranged a system where the dummy dropped a cigarette into the pan to see if it would ignite the fumes. Great show !

Not long I figure, especially with Freddy's "Special" relationship the Real Madrid.

did you do without, replace it, or go the Dog route? 165984[/snapback] Nope, no pets anymore, not worth the risk, as much as I would turn back time if I could i don't really blame the cat, at the end of the day, you have to respect the fact, with pets you are allowing an animal in your house and no matter how domesticated they are they all have their basic tendancies. I blame myself more than I blame the animal, should never have had pets whilst the kids are so young.

What did you do to the cat? 165927[/snapback] I took it to the cats protection league as soon as we were back from the hospital.

Lets hope so, and lets hope its a striker.

fucking hell !

Sorry to hear that, I suppose Harry Potter may have made it slightly cool? That's not meant to be flippant btw. 165798[/snapback] I'd gladly have them on her forehead instead !

She's nearly 7 now and they are begining to fade slightly, although I still think they are very noticeable, I've grown acustomed to them over the years but I think some people still do a double-take. Thankfully when she's older she'll be able to hide them with make up, but I dread kids at school taking the piss, so far they've all be ok with her about it but you know how cruel kids can be, especially girls.