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I can testify that Smooth Operator's isn't true at all.

Had a quick look here but doesnt look like they are showing the opening ceremony. http://www.eurosport.com/tvschedule_clng0_day4.shtml# 144905[/snapback] Bah. Thanks anyway. Now that I think about it, mind, I'm sure the Beeb wouldn't pass up an opportunity to snigger at the Boche, so there's a good chance they'll show it in all its glory.

Are Eurosport showing any of it? I need to be sure of seeing the opening ceremony uninterrupted by BBC/ITV babbling - there'll be German "entertainment" to laugh at, after all.

Paprika and lemon... hm...

Grilled chicken breast smeared with rosemary and lemon juice, new potatoes and baby carrots. Rah!

Fresh! That's how we bring it to you Christ I'm bored.

Monster Magnet - Crop Circle

Joking aside, I would make sure I was set up for life - buy a property or two by all means, but make sure I could pay whatever I'd need to pay on them in future. Then travel a bit, definitely. Australia/New Zealand/South America ahoy! And with the change, I'd buy the TV company of an impoverished Eastern European state and sing in Eurovision every year.

Although you are correct that journalists are never willing to attack powerful people to further their own careers, in this case the journalist was willing to commit professional suicide to smear him because Nobby had nobbled both his wife and his sister. Look into it if you like; it's not the first time he's done it. I don't think there can be any question this is what really happened. 143986[/snapback]

Elliott Yamin - Moody's Mood For Love

Mint Magnums are my latest icecremical tipple of choice.

Me. Sorry, I thought you meant that in an "instead of sitting at home watching this shit" kind of way.

Saying "Gemmill was wrong" is never something one should apologise for. 142922[/snapback] Both of you need to apologise tbh. To ME. 142924[/snapback] Swap you an apology for a kiss, no tongues.

Saying "Gemmill was wrong" is never something one should apologise for.

Couldn't you always do that? I seem to remember a cut-out-and-send-off card at the back of the albums. Mind, that might have been the Barbie album and not the football one

I've seen that one plenty of times, too, except in the version I've seen it went like this: So much for that one

It's definitely pesto its sell-by date.

Are you sure you haven't confused me with a paedophile? 142813[/snapback] No, I was referring to your comment about men sliding down greasy poles! 142814[/snapback] And landing on John Nettles' face. Or something. 142817[/snapback] Bergerac = sex on legs tbh.

Are you sure you haven't confused me with a paedophile?

Bored of work so I've just flicked to this programme on Sky One. Anyone seen it? It's strangely genius in its own way... A bunch of loudmouth 10-year-old boys get to set some adults a series of childish yet utterly humiliating challenges with a pittance of a prize at stake. Right now, for example, they appear to be making them shimmy along a greased pole above some nettles. In their pants. Oh, and the pole rotates. Boys are evil.

I love how most of the non-MTV music channels now go to Cash Call at 2:30 on the dot. Sometimes right in the middle of a video.

i've been reading that for awhile, it is morbidly fascinating I see it says 'None' next to some people, i was presuming they had refused a meal, untill i read some 'declined a meal' So what does 'None' actually mean i wonder, perhaps they werent offered a meal at all or maybe it just means there is no record of what they had requested 142633[/snapback] It's certainly food for thought tbh. 142636[/snapback] I'm having trouble digesting all that information.

You'd cut your mouth, Shirley. Rubbish last meal tbh. 142631[/snapback] But on the upside, you'd die having made up any iron deficiency in your diet.

I have a feeling that clip's actually from Lithuanian TV, too. How odd.