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Aye funny that.

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They're the most fiercly proud people I've ever seen the Greeks. Speak to one and you'll sharp realise the only history that exists is Greek history, World Wars pale in to insignificance compared to their past like.... The Greek and Macedonian fans actually had a massive brawl outside Eurovision the year it was in Belgrade. Class. They do think they invented absolutely everything like.

Only done NYC twice, once in my early teens with my parents and once last year with the fella. On both occasions it's been about seeing the sights so it's ended up pretty manic and exhausting (I found myself grateful for the slower pace of Nashville last year). Would love to go back and explore the place properly now that I've ticked all of the obligatory tourist boxes though.

Just as long as we don't get an influx of French posters this summer.

Off to this tonight: http://ticketing.southbankcentre.co.uk/fin...-and-song-55987 Not quite Amon Tobin.

Fresh meat. Plus I was bored at work in Germany. No idea what made me sign up here (well, in its former incarnation) and not elsewhere. Probably just the top Google hit for whatever combination of "newcastle united forum" or similar I put in. How romantic.

Or that the memorial is poorly thought out.

He's had a turbotlent time with us, but I'm sure we'll be herring more of him.

Oh aye, and Revolver is clearly the correct choice from their repertoire. Even I know that and I own a Hanson CD.

Good old Mitchell at his bitter best. http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/20...growth-mitchell

My dad's a ledge, but he's also sunning himself in Bermuda right now, so he can fuck off.

FYP That should be his drag queen name.

At last, the 31-35 cavalry has arrived!

I need a pitstop.

He appears to be suggesting you were the source of the talk.

Only me in my age range so far.

He's Sylvia Marvel, wi divvent knaa his proppa name

It doesn't matter, we'll never win fuck-all at any level anyway. They should get Hope Powell in to replace Capello, at least she'd kick a few arses along the way.

The Holocaust Memorial has a "No barbecues" sign next to it. Always gives me a guilty giggle.

I'm Not Scared Set in the deepest depths of the Italian countryside in the 70s, a creepy little number about a kid who makes a discovery he shouldn't. Very effective, very atmospheric. Everything Is Illuminated I had no idea how they'd adapt the book, given its unusual structure and content, and it turns out they didn't particularly try. Probably for the best really. An odd little film, you think it's going to be a quirky road trip for the first half - exacerbated by the singer from Gogol Bordello playing one of the lead roles - and then it turns round and becomes something entirely different and (though this might have been because I was watching it at 3 in the morning) extremely moving. Not perfect, but when it hits you it hits you hard </mattcardle>.

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