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ChezGiven

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  1. Did that very well, especially the 4000 jews angle. Didnt deal with the main conspiracy theory i.e. could governments or govt agents be complicit in acts of terrorism to further political ends? Problem is that because of the Russians blowing up its own citizens and then blaming Chechen rebels to justify further aggression in the province, that isnt a theory anymore. Given the evidence in Russia, i did wonder why the programme didnt even look at that angle.
  2. I watched it and for me it didnt deal well enough with one of the major events in the story, namely that its likely that they brought flight 93 down instead of letting it hit its intended target. Quite plausible that the government would cover this up afterwards as it wouldnt have been very palatable for the public. Thats the only event in the story that is a bit suspect. Everything else, its fairly clear what happened. However, the film dealt with the one of the more minor events very badly. That wasnt really even an event, it was whether the CIA knew that the al qaeda operatives were in the US and whether they knew what they were planning. If they did, they should have told the local FBI and they should have acted. The film last night explained that 'the CIA and FBI are 2 big organisation and the CIA gave the FBI the information but the FBI, what with it being a big organisation and all, failed to act on this information'. That was poor imo, the film concludes that the US were guilty of intelligence failures like with WMD not a conspiracy. I felt that the possiblilty the CIA knew what was happening and let it happen anyway as still 'un-investigated'. Building 7 was still a mystery after the film too.
  3. shuddup manfinishin off me tab divnt cry tracksuit boy ... Your sooooooo mean. Dudley Moore and Peter Cook said it best. Fucking hell haven't heard those tapes for donkeys. You knew what i meant though?
  4. shuddup manfinishin off me tab divnt cry tracksuit boy ... Your sooooooo mean. Dudley Moore and Peter Cook said it best.
  5. pologies Cath....Uruguay I think Am home in England this weekend. What you laughing for? I could have called you far worse True. Just not been called that before.
  6. pologies Cath....Uruguay I think Am home in England this weekend.
  7. Was in no way implying you should shut up. Have a tab though.
  8. Is that you acting out the restaurant scene? Sounds painful sorrty...yes it is I will just shut the fuck up now oh wise one
  9. Is that you acting out the restaurant scene? Sounds painful
  10. onto my tird pint......cheeers xxxx fuk offffff me typin wit 1 hand what you doing with the other one like? JD presumably yyup wit 2 lumos ofniocefrommy fridge Its like A Clockwork Orange this
  11. onto my tird pint......cheeers xxxx fuk offffff me typin wit 1 hand what you doing with the other one like? JD presumably
  12. onto my tird pint......cheeers xxxx
  13. Whats a 'magnet' other than the obvious?
  14. She's just high on life! (And fucking enormous amounts of JD) Love JD & coke. Been on the Pinot Noir tonight though. Is Radgina the Amy Winehouse of TT? It's definitely a toss-up between her and Toplass like. And Cabernet Sauvignon for me.. How fucking easily amused are you? Well Cath the fact that you made me laugh says it all. 2Js falling in love!
  15. She's just high on life! (And fucking enormous amounts of JD) Love JD & coke. Been on the Pinot Noir tonight though. Is Radgina the Amy Winehouse of TT? It's definitely a toss-up between her and Toplass like. And Cabernet Sauvignon for me.. Could probably out-drink half the regulars on here tbh.
  16. She's just high on life! (And fucking enormous amounts of JD) Love JD & coke. Been on the Pinot Noir tonight though. Is Radgina the Amy Winehouse of TT?
  17. Same here. It takes the piss how hard they have me working for the pittance they pay me. Totally takes the piss. Didn't you sell all of the plebs out though and side with management? Not sure if everyone on here knows about GM's Christmas Party brown-nosing. For anyone that missed it, a load of redundancies were announced on the day of GM's Christmas party. He dodged the bullet, then sat next to the axe-wielder at the Christmas Do licking up to her. All of his colleagues now DESPISE him.
  18. Don't know, I could easily earn double the money I earn now taking a job at a huge law firm. Though, I would hardly find much time to spend the money and probably suffer from a stroke or burn out syndrome in about ten years time. No thanks. I suppose the assumption was you were good enough to do the high paying job
  19. You can take pride in any job you do. Ultimately all jobs become boring (unless you are very lucky) so one that pays a lot is best.
  20. I disagree, personally. Having said that, Slowdive uber alles. Anyone remember Spacemen 3? Shoe-gaze-tastic. Druggy druggy music. Like that's a bad thing? Well, see, when some people get high, the things that sound really good to them involve the same chord for several hours. Like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Hendrix, The Doors and all the rest of that druggy shite? Spacemen 3 were a bit dull like. Anticipated that response. Different people different drugs different reactions different times. Doors were naff too, to be fair. You anticipated the response because you knew you were talking shite tbh Spacemen 3 took acid. What were the Stones on? Crack?
  21. I disagree, personally. Having said that, Slowdive uber alles. Anyone remember Spacemen 3? Shoe-gaze-tastic. Druggy druggy music. Like that's a bad thing? Well, see, when some people get high, the things that sound really good to them involve the same chord for several hours. Like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Hendrix, The Doors and all the rest of that druggy shite? Spacemen 3 were a bit dull like.
  22. Might find this an interesting read. This theory of the origin of AIDS would mean it was the fault of the Belgians. An attractive theory. The gist is that the disease jumped across species as infected monkey tissue was used in the development of an experimental Polio vaccine that was tested in the 50's in Rwanda/Congo, the epicentre of the epidemic. http://www.uow.edu.au/arts/sts/bmartin/dis...er/NYTimes.html
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