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Ally, you can't even understand Snap ffs.

Sounds like a canny trip. Does he get comp'd a suite and all that malarkey? Watch out for the dodgy Mexicans giving you prostitute's business cards/magazines filled with pictures of them on the street. They hand them out to pensioners walking along with their wives and everything.

Speaking of mascots - did you see on the Ventspils game last night when the players were coming out, and right in the middle of their lineup was a lion or something in full strip. He was strutting out just like he was part of the team.

I love Vegas like, but I've never had enough money to really do much gambling when I've been there. Some of the people knocking about the place though - Jesus wept. They all look about as healthy as that DevilFish bloke, and with similar fashion sense.

Joe Cocker - A Little Help From My Friends. I don't really like the song, but as cover versions go, it pisses all over the original IMO.

Might have a bit mess on with it over the weekend. Cheers for the info.

Is there a training room you can go to first to work out how to play without being a complete mong?

It takes forever to convert them for DVD. I took to just watching them on my computer in the end.

Available for download on Torrent, assuming you watched the last one on UK TV. It's finished over in the US. 175166[/snapback] 175169[/snapback] The latest series has finished man!

I know. I see him more as Frenchy in Grease tbh.

Available for download on Torrent, assuming you watched the last one on UK TV. It's finished over in the US.

Cheers spongebob. I like the idea of playing but I can't afford to lose any money. Guess I should probably wait til I'm a bit more flush.

It's on More4 at the minute, I think.

Grey's Anatomy was a guilty pleasure of mine for a while. House became unwatchable after a while because of Hugh Laurie's atrocious American accent.

2J, I watched the first series of Deadwood and couldn't get into it at all. Gave up at the end of the series. I don't know what it was about it, because the story was alright and I quite like westerns. I just never really looked forward to the next episode.

Haim and Feldman were a force to be reckoned with like. Class. On that note... Look at your reflection in the mirror. You're a creature of the night Michael, just like out of a comic book! You're a vampire Michael! My own brother, a goddamn, shit-sucking vampire. Holy Shit! It's the attack of Eddie Munster! The latter always made me piss myself.

I thought he held the ball up ok, but he doesn't make the runs you would want from a top-class striker. I definitely think he looks a much better player than he did this time last season though.

Re Cold Case, it's alright for the odd episode, but I got bored about two thirds into the first series. It started off as a really good idea and now and again the stories are good, but it's let down by weak plots in most of the episodes - they rely too much on the cutting backwards and forwards between then (when the crime was committed) and now (when they're trying to solve it), and not enough on a decent story. Good use of old music/fashions though in the flashback scenes. Without a Trace is good, but I always forget it's on. Anthony La Paglia is nails. 175108[/snapback] Did you know he's the chairman and part owner of Sydney FC? Boston Legal is good if you like something quirky. Can anyone tell me what Green Wing is like? 175119[/snapback] He was the half-time analyst on US TV for the Champions League Final. Agree on Boston Legal btw. Shatner and Spader are class together. DK, I saw that episode of Cold Case an'all. It was one of the better ones, I thought.

I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone? Class film more than the line, but Richard Dreyfuss's schmaltzy voice-overs in Stand By Me would make me beal if I wasn't so nails.

What are they off SLP?

Who went to see Erasure in concert again? 175096[/snapback] Under duress. Feel free to keep discussing musicals though, minceboy! 175100[/snapback] Not the rumour I heard. But don't worry Scotty anyone who was subject to a teenage, screaming queen all night has the right to deny they really wanted to be there. 175107[/snapback] I don't like to talk about it tbh. Gives me flashbacks. "OOOOO ANDY! Show uth your chapth!" *clap clap clap (clapping with palms only and fingers splayed)*

Criminals in tents is easily the best of the Law and Order series. D'Onofrio is quality.

That's what I'd heard, and it was supposed to be ground-breaking, but if you watch it now, after things like 24, it looks tired. Wish I'd watched it first time around, but I think telly's moved on a bit since. Nip/Tuck is class though - first series was by far the best. Repeat on Arrested Development though - defo worth a watch.

Re Cold Case, it's alright for the odd episode, but I got bored about two thirds into the first series. It started off as a really good idea and now and again the stories are good, but it's let down by weak plots in most of the episodes - they rely too much on the cutting backwards and forwards between then (when the crime was committed) and now (when they're trying to solve it), and not enough on a decent story. Good use of old music/fashions though in the flashback scenes. Without a Trace is good, but I always forget it's on. Anthony La Paglia is nails.

Nice one. Thought Band of Brothers was class so might give this a go. Is this the one that used to be on in the middle of the night?