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Wasn't bad, just a bit pointless. Came across like something more suited to a stage play or fan fiction than a full-blown TV special.

Is there a major difference in price between them all? If not, I can't see any reason to go for anything other than Newcastle Central... the latter might give you problems with parking, but then you'd have that if you drove into town for the match from the other ones anyway...

albeit with a smaller cock

Wherever I lay my hat, that's my home. Unless it's a hatstand. That'd be a bit uncomfortable in the long run.

Excellent news mate. Not even thinking about that particular step myself until I can get out of London.

2 threads in which that's been mentioned now

Independence, endeavour and having any kind of ambition in life are sorely overrated.

Planning

And explain what the product is, of course. "SKIRBLE for 37. Set of plastic coat-hangers."

IKEA Scrabble is great. You just have to come up with words that sound like they could be daft IKEA product names.

Just been immediately plonked into the middle of a 2-week accounting manual-type project. "Yes", then.

Love them all. You only get about 2 of each in a pack these days though.

That's just saved you from the derision.

Picked up "Tales Of The City" at a charity shop at some point, but it's still sitting on the shelf gathering dust...

She is, yeah. Another friend took the photo, so I only just got it. I go to see Lauren in six days, it's pretty exciting. I've just seen photos from their NYE party. I like this one: She's on the left. anyone else hear Jimbo thundering towards this thread with Kleenex in one hand and... something less mentionable in the other Industrial-sized bottle of window cleaner for those fucking glasses?

Relax Would've stopped him getting scarred, for a start.

I got sidetracked by some Paulo Coelho, so this was the only one of the three I got through in the end. Decent read and Tóibín's clearly a skilled writer, but I'd really like to read a piece of "proper" gay lit that isn't set in the 80s and doesn't involve lots of AIDS-related deaths. I appreciate it's a defining topic for authors of a certain age, but by god it gets dull after a while.

Mate! Did you not just see the gip brock has been getting

Argh. Was up until 5am on New Year so didn't get up till about 3 in the afternoon yesterday so didn't get to bed until 5 again so..... argh. Happy New Year everyone, by the way.

Well he got out of Belgrade. But is still stranded in Zurich. Cancelled and rebooked and allegedly taking off in about 30 minutes, but I'm not setting a foot in the direction of Heathrow until the website tells me they're actually mid-air....

See, what you've done there is said "you"...

Regular Sunday opening times on Christmas Eve I presume? That'll be fun.

Did you live in Narnia? EDIR: Soory to go of topic but how's stuff going with that slag you posted about? I see you haven't posted again so either our advice was useless or she's fucked off. No, I didn't. But I did read the book. It was in Mosstodloch (about halfway between Aberdeen and Inverness) where I learnt this rhyme. (What's with the new spellchecker? And how come learnt isn't a word?) She's still in my life. I told a friend I was thinking about not speaking to her anymore then the friend told her (?!) and she got all upset. Right now we're being very naughty people and I try not to talk about it too much anymore. Mosstodloch? Sheesh, what a fricking shitehole. I know, because I used to live not so far away myself. You'd have been better of living down the road in Elgin. Todloch would be German for "Death Hole". Not inappropriate by the sounds of it.

Going back to the parental abode and seeing it all kitted out for Christmas is usually what does it for me. But since that's not until late tomorrow night, it doesn't exactly leave much room for anticipation.