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I'm actually getting a little confused. As far as I'm concerned I'm still in Lahndan.

To be fair, I imagine being truly would be quite a handicap in a game like netball.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/5282440.stm Officially demoted.

The only Graeme I know in real life is a fellow shit-stabber, so you might be on to something there...

I suppose this'll put Wacky's "spit or swallow?" investigations on hold for a while...

I'm in Brockley but I haven't a clue. Sorry. Would ask around but everyone I know is just as scummy and takes whatever Southern and First Capital Connect throw at them with a resigned grin.

Aye, exactly. Whereas now you just get qualified Poles and Lithuanians coming over to take all the manual labour jobs that nobody here can actually do, and a bunch of debt-laden 21-year-olds with 2:2s from the University of South-East Shropshire. Whoopee.

Apparently this morning's Lörracher Zeitung is reporting Klose as saying "Ich finden Neuschloß wery gut, ja!". Transfer's in the bag tbh.

Make it up as you go along tbh. I'm surprised the fella on other board didn't get as far as "he's black, he's broon, he's not from Cameroon"...

That'll dee.

Manchester City at home, October 1986, won 3-1 including goals from Gazza and the mighty Tony C. First away games were the friendlies against Nykvarn and Katrineholm in 1988. Soopafansson tbh.

No-one else would fit on your side anyway, etc.

I think those are old quotes.

Please dont elaborate 183514[/snapback] Harrrrrrrrrder! Harrrrrrrrrder! ....but anyway.

The word "arrrrrrse" sounds great in a West Country accent though.

Today, 11:21 AM In: Gemmill... By: Gemmill Flagrant self-abuse.

Monroe transfer-tastic tbh

Aye, you can just about get Five Live on medium wave in northern Germany on a decent day, albeit through a hell of a lot of fuzz and interference - I remember listening to a number of our 1999/00 matches that way (Roma, Birmingham, Tranmere... what a treat ).

Bank holiday weekend coming up, at least. I think? Still working on German time tbh.

Spoiled only by David Coleman's death rattle croak. How did the BBC justify keeping him on for so long?

All of which discussion took me to YouTube, where there's a great montage of the Lewis/Powell battle from the 1991 Worlds. I'd forgotten just how huge Lewis's series of jumps was that day, wind-assisted or otherwise, and Powell's joy at beating the cocky fucker (and Beamon in the process) is still fantastic to watch

Is from the Phantom Tollbooth. 182832[/snapback] Douglas Adams uses something very similar in one of the Hitchhiker books, too... "The spaceship hovered in the air in much the same way a brick doesn't", or suchlike. 182872[/snapback] That's who I thought of. A long with the Oasis lyrics "Slowly walking down the hall, Faster than a cannonball", which admittedly is a slightly different metaphor.... 182877[/snapback] In that it's pseudo-philosophical wank for 6th formers who think they're deep, you mean?

Is from the Phantom Tollbooth. 182832[/snapback] Douglas Adams uses something very similar in one of the Hitchhiker books, too... "The spaceship hovered in the air in much the same way a brick doesn't", or suchlike.