The Fish

Action scenes were better imo and the film had more... heart?

Dunning–Kruger effect was the closest I could find.

Yet they took great umbrage at people calling him "Rafa" instead of Benitez.

No, but I don't trust their little hands.

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At least we've not paid for it, as we have West Ham's boondoggle.

It hasn't even come close to popping it. 1. Donald might be the biggest shareholder, but he isn't the biggest investor 2. It's flat out lies 3. something about 6 in a row

The takeover will happen, Benitez will spend north of £100m on players, we'll finish top half and get to a cup final. /Parky

There was a teacher in middle school who if you were naughty, or cheeky or whatever, would squeeze just above your knee to cause you discomfort without causing a bruise or owt. 100% going to end up on a list imo. There was another who, when you were talking in class, would slam a ruler down on your desk and if you didn't shift your hands in time, well that was your fault. A poison dwarf in high school who dyed his hair so black it had a purplish hue. Proper little man syndrome so would lose his shit whenever he thought someone was taking the mick. Examples would include being both taller than him and near to him at the same time. That would really piss him off. Mr Innard was a bellend, a maths teacher who just seemed to hate kids. He'd bully kids who got stuff wrong, would mock kids who got stuff right, and generally ensure everybody loathed his classes. His nickname was "Pieman" because, as the undoubtedly made up story went, he was supposed to be on a diet and was caught in the stock cupboard secretly eating a pie. Luckily I only ever had to put up with him when he was covering top set, but even on those occasions he made such an impression that I still fucking hate him to this day. The RE teacher, Ms Waldi. One of those breathy voiced women who insist you call her Mzzz. She'd tell these anecdotes about her and her boyfriend, which went nowhere and were probably made up as some kind of virtue signalling bullshit allegory. "I was walking with my boyfriend, who's black, and some rough children started throwing snowballs, so I said 'stop throwing snowballs, you're hurting my kidneys' and they stopped because they realised what they were doing had consequences". First lesson with her she declared we'd be learning about all the religions, Christianity, then waved her hand at the class and Islam, then pointed at Altan, the only non-white kid in the class. When Altan told her he wasn't muslim she dismissed him with a "You can understand why I assumed"... My Dad was a governor at the school for a bit and he fucking hated her as well.

It's mint. Best Marvel movie since the the first Avengers imo.

I remember a few jobs where you were forced to watch an induction video which were both interminably dull and a little concerning, so I know exactly how those girls must have felt.

He's 7 an entirely unaware of serial killers, but he's clever and has the cold dead eyes of a killer. Something of a Great White about him when he looks at people, or the way a snake will size up it's prey.. Once he gets the taste for human flesh, I worry about the trail of bodies he'll leave in his wake. I've watched enough Serial Killer stuff to know that if he turns up with the body of dead cat he "found", I'm calling the feds.

Mornington Crescent!

Sure, but you've got form, so I figured better safe than sorry.

I was confirming, not correcting fam. I think, it's because they're aberrant and such a stark difference from the norm grabs our attention. Given that most serial killers appear to be psychopathic, that's another layer of difference. When a terrorist commits an act of atrocity, killing dozens or hundreds, we can piece together their motivation (however ridiculous or offensive it is). However, say there's a guy who has to keep the dismembered limbs of his half eaten victims because that's the only way to truly be with them... well I don't understand that at all, I want to know more... It's a wholly unusual behaviour set, with it's own motivations, risk v reward reasoning (dialectic?), and that jars with what we're used to.

I'm lightheartedly pointing out that we loaned out a big striker who has question marks over his discipline and scoring record, to replace him with a big striker who has question marks over his discipline and scoring record. I even highlighted that it's a moot point as Benitez is the trump card. Hopefully Mitrovic has an outstanding World Cup and we get piles and piles of money for him, or he suddenly transforms into a player Benitez feels he can work with.

No wonder he's slipping with all your piss everywhere.

Haven't seen it yet, but as soon as I saw David "Spoiler" Kelly had posted about it, I quickly scrolled down. Really looking forward to this.

I was mostly joking, but would they have been worse with Mitrovic at the club? He's certainly better than Joselu and would likely have made more impact from the bench than the Spaniard. And we've had 130 minutes from Slimani, in that time he's, what? Set up a goal against Arsenal and received a ban ruling him out for the rest of the season. Rafa > Mitro, obviously, but Mitro > Slimani and Joselu for me.

Pretty sure it is called "All Killer, No Filler". One of the presenters was on a podcast a mate of mine does called "Worst Foot Forward". Which is in itself a fairly entertaining pod about the worst of any given subject. Everything from Worst Board Games or Worst Family Traditions, to Worst Monarch, or Worst Blaxpoitation movie. Relies a lot on the guests being both informed and entertaining but the hosts usually do a fair amount of research. Serial Killers fascinate me, both the fictional ones and the real. Reckon my Nephew might turn out to be one in the future.

Echo what someone else has said, I don't think Benitez would trade Newcastle for Leicester. We've had a terrible time of late, but we remain a club with huge potential and the existing infrastructure to meet that potential. There's a small group of clubs that meet Benitez' criteria and, frankly, Leicester aren't one of them. To be honest, Leicester should have been scouring the globe for a manager that can grow with the club. A Pochettino type; young hungry, talented etc. They should be looking to establish themselves as a top half side and working damn hard to capitalise on the sudden and unexpected leap forward.