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May I feel your pain?

A nibble on my ham and pineapple at least?

I can let you feel a proud man before bed if you like. ...now even I can't believe I said that.

Lawnmower Deth - Seventh Church Of The Apocalyptic Lawnmower (Skank Mix)

A Kna man, I was gonna make a joke when he replied, but you've ruined it now. 193429[/snapback] I'll delete if you do.

Even your average bender likes a good pizza. Usually girly toppings like ham and pineapple, mind.

Ah well.

A friend made it for me and she's obsessed with Brokeback Mountain. 193271[/snapback] So that's Brock on Brock action? 193272[/snapback] RadgPorn!

What a mong.

I can see the Sage looking a bit outdated in years to come, but at least it's never going to be a Pearl Assurance building, Cale Cross House or Bewick Court...

The words "Sarah's Law" still send a shiver up my spine tbh. When the repeated parroting and relentless exposure of a fundamentally well-meaning idea turn you against it so much that you actually end up resenting the parents of a murdered child, there's got to be something wrong with the media's attitude to these things.

A minute's CRIKEY! would be a more fitting tribute tbh. 193008[/snapback]

Speaking of which, we definitely need a minute's silence for Steve Irwin this weekend.

Fond memories of the Irish pub in Hamburg and being able to point at the screen and say "I know that belly!"

Twice properly. Once as the resident geek on the Really Useful Show's Eurovision special in 1998, and once as a bairn, singing a Swedish Christmas carol on Northern Life with Paul Frost. Sheer class.

If someone wants to die and you advocate it, do you think they are going to agree to dying by as painful a method as possible? Also, who is going to benefit from this? If, the said person agrees to this form of death, would you not question their sanity / state of mind and (therefore) their ability to make this decision? 192950[/snapback] Who said anything about him agreeing to how he goes? He's made two suicide attempts now so he's obviously keen to shuffle off this mortal coil most likely as he's enduring a living hell in prison. Those kids had no option as to how they died so why the fuck should he? I'm with Jimbo, I accept that people will find my opinion flawed, but it is MY opinion. 192966[/snapback] I imagine having kids would inevitably change one's opinion on the matter. Not necessarily making it more right/wrong, but as a parent you probably can't help but think "what if...?".

Both murders were pretty different though. The Mail (much as I hate it) went after the killers of Stephen Lawrence big style. Or was it the Express? 192964[/snapback] Aye, fair play. I'm as bad as Leazes and his "Guardian-reading sandalista" smears when I'm in a mood.

Huntley should be subjected to the moral outrage radiation of every Mail reader who cared more about this case than Damilola because the victims were white and wore Man U tops in the picture circulated to the press. Dead in minutes tbh.

Yeh I always stand up and have a good inspection of everything 192927[/snapback] Strategically placed mirror and all.

The mere idea of Rob gettin' jiggy wit it...

God aye, 15-year-olds seem to think a bit of proto-goth eyeshadow is all it takes to hoodwink your average rock club bouncer. Worst thing is, they're absolutely right 192667[/snapback] By now i doubt it has any of the goth/metal types left as they all drifited away and are now at Legends, academy on friday or Trillions leaving the kids at cuba cuba! 192670[/snapback] Probably for the best. The sticky floors in that place, man

God aye, 15-year-olds seem to think a bit of proto-goth eyeshadow is all it takes to hoodwink your average rock club bouncer. Worst thing is, they're absolutely right

Bloody nerds spoiling everything

Kid who cheers playground fights then scarpers as soon as a teacher comes along tbh.