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I Think it might be a hoax, after all whoever heard of a reality show where they didnt try to make money by getting the viewers to vote for the contestants.

2. Weve got Alan Shearer youve got Jonathon Stead Weve got Micheal Owen Youve got Dean Whitehead

Console yourself with the fact that I was one of the silly fuckers that paid 80 quid for it about a month ago. Arsenal to score 3 or 4. Is it bad to be looking forward a bit to seeing a team that can play football? 66503[/snapback] As I predicted; best 30 quid Ive ever spent

I predict that I decide having just bought the SkyPlus Season Ticket for 30 pounds was either a fantastic bargain or a fucking waste of money

errr...how many games has Luque played ? And Owen ? And a new contract for model professional ? How much money for all of that ? Aye, well done Souness ....... 66231[/snapback] I'll set em up, you knock em down On a more serious note though, I think Bellamy's injury record, and his percieved attitude did more to depress his transfer fee than the oft quoted Souness is a twat theory.

Actually, I think I have read it. Diiirty, diiiirty women. 66296[/snapback] Surprisingly fond of their pets I seem to remember

Kitzinger is a well respected feminist author, and its a collection of female fantasies written by ordinary women. Nothing is uncovered, I cant really do it justice on a message board, but if It had been me and not mrs spongebob who had bought it I would imagine I may have run intoa few pervert accusations

I love reading them. The stories are great, apparently the ladies love a man who can accidentally drop a towel. 66272[/snapback] All women have lesbian fantasies too. FACT! 66276[/snapback] Ever read "Womans experiance of Sex" by Sheils Kitzinger. bit of an eye opener

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge" 66162[/snapback] He writes as Iain M. Banks for his science fiction stuff I believe??? I've heard it's canny hard going like. Might investigate some of his other fiction. I thought 'The Wasp Factory' was great. 66163[/snapback] Complicity is better than the Wasp Factory imo. Haven't read a Banks book in ages though. Ian McEwan is probably my favourite contemporary author. Moving on to another random point, has anybody read Bret Easton Ellis's new book - very mixed reviews. 66179[/snapback] I think Banks has become more readable and enjoyable even-over the years but the earlier books were more interesting - if that makes any sense. Will Self is probably my favourite at the moment. I thought Great Apes was magnificent, and I really liked his rewrite of A Picture of Dorian Gray

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge" 66162[/snapback] He writes as Iain M. Banks for his science fiction stuff I believe??? I've heard it's canny hard going like. Might investigate some of his other fiction. I thought 'The Wasp Factory' was great. 66163[/snapback] I was talking about the wasp factory at work and just worked out it was over 20 years ago I first read it fookin hell. Iain Banks is one of the very few authors whose books I actually buy and read when they come out. Mind you I do only seem to buy Poker books since I got the bug. So for thread purposes I am currently reading Harrington on Hold-em Vol 1 @ 2 by Dan Harrington

I've quite fancied reading some more Iain Banks, I've only ever read 'The Wasp Factory' tbh. 66152[/snapback] Ive read pretty much all of them. (I gave up on the science fiction ones fairly quickly) My personal favourite is "The Bridge"

Well done Souness for getting a transfer fee for such an injury prone player

No of course I didn't know one way or the other whether they were good appointments or poor appointments. As usual, I hoped that they would do the business and I then gave both men time to prove themselves. Now you answer me this - what does that have to do with what we're talking about? I didn't answer it because it was utterly irrelevant. 65967[/snapback] oh, right you answered this. Or didn't. Nowt like sitting on the fence. Just as well Shepherd isn't as decisive as you And it's totally relevant, it proves that you only exercise hindsight when making criticisms or giving praise if appropriate ..... anyone can do that 65975[/snapback] Yeah Gemmil. Stop that weighing up the evidence shite, thats for hypocrites and bandwagon jumpers

Bertrand Russell was an idiot who couldn't add up, spell or argue properly 65919[/snapback] Canny with the pithy epithet though but

The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, but wiser people so full of doubts. Bertrand Russell British author, mathematician, & philosopher (1872 - 1970)

Saw Portsmouth, Southampton and Redknap described yesterdayas "two bald men arguing over a comb". Thought it summed the situation perfectly

You're on a wind-up, right? 65731[/snapback] It just infuriates me the way he is treated as some sort of sage/prophet/saint.

I dunno why the Lennon Williams comparison is so bad They were both in boy bands and went solo. AT least Wiliams hasn't released anything as bland as Woman.

Imagine has to be the most overated song in history. Complete and utter sentimental pap. And this from a man who rented a whole floor of the Dakota building for his wifes fur coats. Utter hypocrite. His veneration makes me puke. Wrote a couple of canny pop songs, then again so has Robbie Williiams

I cant say i feel sorry for them, but I am not really gaining any enjoyment from their utter uselessness

An unacceptable breach of protocol, really. 65612[/snapback] Sorry. If its any consolation Mrs spongebob has just called me "a right sad bastard" as I explained my Swindy excitement

mornington crescent I peaked too soon didnt I

My long lost brother is back 65588[/snapback] Knowing me Swindon Mag, knowing you Big Wes! Aha! 65591[/snapback] Aha!

My long lost brother is back

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