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http://www.toffs.com/search?q=Newcastle If the bairn wants to wear black and white daint let him have owt from the club man. Teach him that Ashley is a twat on a par with zurg and go with a retro top.

Isn't that Grenier?

Monsters!

What's left at the club (for now) scored 18 last year.

Cried laughing at work.

It's more about the everyday little things than the overblown gestures. Telling her everyday she's gorgeous, or I love her, or hugging/kissing her.... actually listening to something she says every now and then, even going so far as to feign interest and maybe ask a follow up question on really special occasions.

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That's only really an issue when the ref has very few games. Robert Madley dished out 3 red cards in his one game in 12/13. All were correct. He only dished out one red card in the 5 games he officiated in 13/14. Over a large number of games it should balance out. Perhaps a more interesting view is of the change from one season to the next.... So regardless of how harsh or leniant they've been, overall you can argue that Moss, Dean and Mariner are at least consistent. Probert and Dowd were at either end of the original chart (covering 2 years) for leniance and harshness respectively. Of the refs that have taken 20+ games per season they are shown to have changed most from one year to the next, probert to increase his leniance and Dowd to brandish more cards than previously.

Fatha in law keeps sending the Mrs back home with cans of Carling he wins in the pub quiz and wouldn't drink for a bet. Cheeky bastard.

"Like Ben Johnson on the magic pills"

I've edited the response. Sounds like you probably just wanted Zedge so you can just have a wider array of ringtone type sounds to choose from.

If I find out which of those cards were against the Mackems would it add some meaning for you?

Baserd on 2 seasons of games. The line marks the average

You don't need to plug your phone in. Just set Google music up on your PC to sync with your music folder. Owt you add will be accessible in the cloud immediately and downloadable to your phone by pressing the pin.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spotify.mobile.android.ui

"Excellent recipe that Brock cheers, I'll try it....and just pour a tin of beans on top and serve with a buttered slice"

Has CT ever followed advice on here or is he 100% on seeking help and then ignoring everything he's recommended, in favour of whatever it was he had always planned originally?

I love it. Other benefit is you don't have to set up playlists at home, on your phone and at work. Your Itunes channel includes all your smart playlists, so if you have a 2014 playlist any music you add to Itunes at home will be picked up in the 2014 playlist anywhere you can access the web...work & hotel PC's, round family houses or mates' houses for parties etc. EDIT...which I guess Google Music does too (except playlists aren't smart), but you aren't limited to the number of tracks you can access...and it's extended to movies and pictures too.

Aye that's the only benefit I see in it. Chromecast support on Plex was charged until last month but that's included in the free version now. I listen to music on my my phone via the Plex app or at work on the website without having to move it off my PC so to me it's worth the coppers it costs for the paid version. Download any new albums on my home PC and they sync directly to Plex and appear in the recently added stuff on my phone and at work. There's channels for Itunes and Youtube and that as well, so you can access all the podcasts you have in Itunes at home and stream them on your phone or work PC without any need to sync or owt.

Aye, 2 devices.

I wasn't sure I would see the benefiot so I bought one for my father in law a few months back. He never uses it, but it's superb with a plex subscription on my phone to show films from my home PC on the 55 inch screen at his house. It just needs Sky Go and Virgin Anywhere support to be the real dogs bollocks.

I think that's standard in the Google Camera now, so you could do it on any android phone. Certainly can on my Nexus 4. I've reverted to the old camera though because it's not a great feature and they've lost the time lapse function which I loved on the previous version. Time-lapse is still in the code though, so assumption is it'll be back in a later update.

Aye, you'd have to buy that. Think I've only paid for 3 apps in all the time I've had a smartphone though so I don't persoanlly see the £250 phone over £600 phone being a purchase I would avoid over a £2 app. If you have loads, maybe it is, but I would then be angry that a company would tie me in to buying their phone for fear of losing them. Imagine CD players that only played their CD's so you had to replace your entire music collection! I'd avoid buying that. There's an explanation of the 4G thing here... http://forums.oneplus.net/threads/clarification-of-oneplus-one-lte-bands.1065/

Comparison of oneplus one and iphone shows how far apple have fallen behind... http://gadgets.ndtv.com/oneplus-one-1554-vs-apple-iphone-5s-1028 The whole Google suite of apps is free. Google Music is free and will store up top 20,000 tracks in the cloud so no worries about ITunes. What else do you think you'll have to buy.