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She dumped you shortly after they cured her brain problem, presumably?

Some from my recent holiday: The Streets of San Francisco and Alcatraz Golden Gate Bridge ....and again.

The worst is when you walk in the cycle path down from the Robinson Library and.....hark....what's that I hear? Dring dring........dring dring. Some WANKER ringing his bell to get you out of the bike path. Ex-fucking-scuse me, I'm well aware that it's the bike path and as such I shouldn't be walking in it, but the last thing you want to do to get someone out of your way is to ring your frigging puffy little bike bell. I'll take the chain off and beat you with it, you twat!

Meenzer blatantly just turned up at DFS with £2.99 to buy a sofa.

Which one did you prefer though? Ledger or Gyllenhall? 161979[/snapback] Williams or Hathaway tbh 161999[/snapback] Haddaway every time. Agree though, it was a good film, and desperately sad.

Which one did you prefer though? Ledger or Gyllenhall?

Some people pay good money to see stuff like that ! 161704[/snapback] You could charge extra as a celeb-lookalike too.

Ansel Adams tbh. Good photographer and always gets his round in.

Yeah, I used to get them a lot more when I was a kid, but I still get them from time to time. They're awful. If I let my blood sugar get low (eat lunch any later than about half 12 and I'm screwed for the day) or don't get a decent night's sleep, I'm pretty much guaranteed a steaming headache too.

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The lass that won apparently is a Trekkie and her immediate plans are to buy a plot of land on the moon and go to a Trekkie convention in America. Jesus wept.

Cheers, sounds like it'll be good, if a bit unpleasant to watch.

I've got The Woodsman to watch from Screenselect. I don't even remember adding it to my list. Anyone know if it's any good?

I've got Capote at home (Amazon Rental) and I'm probably going to watch it tonight, so I'll let you know. Keep meaning to read 'In Cold Blood'. The only book by him I've read is 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' which is well worth reading a bit darker than the movie. 159175[/snapback] It's well worth a read. Probably before you watch the film tbh, based on what I've heard the film content is - supposedly it calls into question Capote's morals re waiting for them both to get executed so that he can finish his book and actually get the recognition for it, even though he'd befriended one of them. I like True Crime stuff anyway, but most of it's poorly written whereas this is a modern classic, I suppose.

Just coming to the end of In Cold Blood by Truman Capote. One of the best books I've read. Has anyone seen the movie Capote? It's on my list at Screenselect, just wondering if it's any good?

Just how bad is the telly at the minute though!? The World Cup has glossed over its shitness for a month, but now that it's gone.....Jesus, there is NOWT on worth watching. I'm working my way through DVDs of Six Feet Under and then I watch the Crime and Investigation channel but if it wasn't for those two....

Tenner says Craig's next advice is for him to reboot.

He's a fucking dickhead, it has to be said. I only saw 2 or 3 episodes of it last time, but I was struck by what a sad, desperate wanker he was straight away.

Unmitigated horseshit. 158276[/snapback] Correct!

Just building up to the main event - CELEBRITY LOVE ISLAND!

Lucky Number Slevin. I enjoyed it.

He came on and was neat and tidy and didn't do a lot wrong tbh. I absolutely loved it when he missed the penalty though.

He pretty much singlehandedly keeps the board going normally with his auto-post function, and it's flagging at the minute with him not around.

The imageshack one that I posted on here a while back is a must-have. Go on imageshack and they have a link to it on there.

Isegrim owns a hairdrier.