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Channel 5 showed Watership Down on Easter Sunday and it caused a massive fuss (on social media). Quite funny tbf to the commissioning editor. Last Sunday at mine was like the sequel, we had to make a story up about the bad bunny rabbit in an attempt to fend off psychological damage to the girl. Who loves Rabbits.

Wild. Ex-smack head dirty lass with issues goes on 1100 mile hike through the desert and finds herself. Meant to be a feminist's film but our lass was complaining about the 'sexist' portrayal of her trying to pick up her rucksack. Reese Witherspoon is decent in it and as its such a feminist film; 7/10 would bang.

I ate a whole rabbit on sunday. Apart from the head obviously.

Not that different from his previous albums - darker i suppose. This track takes about 6 minutes to get going properly.

The Life of Pablo. Fucking shite.

New Leon Vynehall (2014's Music for the Uninvited is one of the best house albums of the decade). Seems alright on first listen.

No wonder it was only £50.

Boyhood. Didn't love it like I thought i would as it took me a while to realise what sort of film it was. It wasn't until the end of the film that i understood what the intention of the filmmaker was. Ex Machina. Absorbing, clever and profound. Great title and a great film.

1400 per couple or all in for the 8 people? Did that include any meals? I'm interested as I'm price comparing with the French ones / thinking of the one in the lakes.

Which one and how much if you don't mind me asking?

I thought it was some sort of sick April fools joke.

Do you masturbate in front of mirror?

"It is also becoming increasingly clear that a thriving, well-organised Islamic State network straddling France and Belgium was responsible for both the Brussels attacks and Novembers carnage in Paris, which left 130 people dead." The Guardian.

Provocative maybe, nothing antagonistic about my post. 400 to 600 militant jihadists are living across Europe according to the news, so the notion of some form of pre-emptive action against these individuals is not antagonistic. If you target these known jihadists living amongst us, what do you do with them? Where do you take them? Hence my point.

http://gu.com/p/4hnpk?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other They should have been detained, known links to Paris, warned by Turkey, powerless under current law. It's provocative and reactionary to say what I said yesterday but I am struggling to find another way forward that makes sense.

Westbourne Studios under the Westway near Portobello road / Westbourn Park tube. Notting Hill Arts Club.

Have you been to Brussels or Paris? If some of the things i come up with are troubling you then how about we re-visit everything you said after Paris because the arguments you used then are no longer going to hold water. You cant blame Belgium for what happened in the middle east. Now i see you are saying these people are too thick to distinguish between Belgium and France's foreign policy and dont know their history and its just one fight against the west / eu. Then on the other hand, as you laid out in detail after Paris, they are acting out of a specific moral reaction to the actions of these countries and their oppression through history. But but but you just said they know nothing about history? These inconsistencies make you sound like an apologist.

I dont give that much of a shit about the security of other places other than those where i live and work. That's human nature. If i happened to find myself on a Turkish forum and the Ankara bombings were being discussed, i'd support similarly draconian security measures to be adopted there. I'd be happy for Pakistan to impose some draconian security measures too instead of it being a corrupt lawless zoo of humanity. I'd consistently apply it to whichever topic of conversation comes up. Currently the conversation in Europe, in Brussels, where i sometimes work, in Paris where i live, is about a bunch of mindless cunts killing people. This time as its Belgium, the arguments about Iraq, the US, Syria and bombing campaigns cant be rolled out. So you might try the 'westerners only care about westerners' line but i think that in this case, it just makes you look a bit odious. I'm referring to European security as that's where my government is, I'm thinking about draconian security measures and drastic reductions in privacy - because what other choice do we have?

Yes the people who blew up Brussels had clear linked to the Paris attacks and Isis and were known to authorities.

A European version wouldn't involve torture. Something needs to be done with all these people who have spent time with ISIS and have come back to Europe. We arrest the ones who murder but leave the openly dangerous ones who have fought with terrorists in Syria to do what they want. There are hundreds of them now living here and they all pose a threat. The idea of a European Guantanamo was first proposed to me by a Frenchman from a Muslim background.

One of my favorite hip hop tracks from last year

I took the train to Brussels last week then flew out of from the airport last Tuesday morning to go to Vienna. My life remains close to these events but not directly impacted. I flew back from Manchester to Paris today and security was obviously nuts, made for a nervy day. I'd like to see a European version of Guantanamo and I would set the bar very low for interrogations. Literally hundreds of people have died in the last few months from terrorism, it's no longer acceptable to write off security concerns as attempts to invade privacy and control us. Can we blame Syrian air strikes and oppression in the Middle East on Belgium?

Member since March 2016 so she has just joined hence no reviews. Looks like a single mum. Airbnb handle the payment to ensure no fucking about. So what are you worried about? Contact them, scope them out and she if she fits in with her profile by asking some questions then she is probably legit.