Keef

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Keef Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Equally, you seem to have decided out of hand, > > that it's a nonsense. > > xxxx > > I'm assuming you're responding to Curmudgeon and > not to me :)) Yes I was, but equally, I'm with DJKQ and Jeremy on this one. It is certainly possible the parents have done wrong, but there is no real evidence to suggest it.

Really? I buy the sun every day just for page 3.

Equally, you seem to have decided out of hand, that it's a nonsense.

Sue, Dickensman is taking this whole thing very seriously, and seems to think that this wikileaks thing is important. I think that any post that is even slightly off topic is like him finding a car advert in his porn mag.

Right, having one a couple of hours of each of my 3 games, first impressions are good. Assasins Creed 2 - Seems fun, and actually reminds me a bit of Spiderman 2 (the movie) on Gamecube, in so far as you get to do lots of running around rooftops, and looking at the city from the highest tower. GTA4 - I like, although the driving bit gets on my tits a bit. It's fun though, and the radio stations are cool. RDR - Saved this til last. It looks amazing from the off, and I think I am going to love this game!

Well, if that is what he said (which it probably is), then I think Harry has proved that he is indeed a 16 year old boy. And yeah, it probably is true.

I don't understand why you say football goes in cycles. How so? I've not noticed it going in cycles at all, but rather, changing as the years go by.

The first Elm St was quite scary, for a slasher, but you sort of forget that, as they got more and more silly / funny, and Freddy became a kind of antihero. Candyman was quite good, and probably got to me a bit at the time. Very atmospheric.

Hmm, weird, just tred to eo it, and for some reason it won't work. Try this http://tinyurl.com/39lbena I hear what you're saying about going second hand, but the fact remains that I wouldn't really know what to go for, so need some advise. Thanks Edited because Piers kindly fixed my link.

Hello all you cyclists out there. I need a new bike, it's been a while since I did a lot of cycling, and I'm not looking for anything too flash, just a good road worthy bike with a few gears (basically one loose, one hard, and one middle), definitely don't need one of these 20+ gear things! Had a quick look at Halfords just now, and they seem to have some good discounts, but have no idea what is good. Cheers. Edited because link did't work.

Ha ha

For the most part Sean, you're right, but I'd say there is the odd flower amongst the weeds.

If I delete a game that is saved to my xbox hard drive, will I also lose all my game progress, or is that stored elsewhere? Thinking of taking Oblivion off, but definitely don't want to lose my progress, as still have quite a lot of quests to do. Definitely time to play something else though!

Wolf Creek was horrible, and quite hard to watch at points. Felt like I was watching a snuff movie! I also loved the first Saw DJKQ, but not sure I'd call it horror, more thriller. The remake of Tezxs Chainsaw Masacre was also pretty good. The first half of Jeepers Creepers was actually quite scary, when I thought it was a mad farmer or something, but then it turned out to be a big batman thing, and the film was no longer scary.

Don't do it if you're easily offended! It's so so wrong, on several levels, but absolutely hilaious!

Totally forgot This hq England 86. That can slot in to my list at number 4.

Which group is that Ruth? Can I get a badge for my mum to wear when she's out with my little one?

Agree with all of that. Plus, make lock picks easier to get hold of (before you get the skeleton key). And as well as the dark brotherhood, whoever did the knights of the nine add on, should be involved!

Fugly!

Hi, I started a thread a while ago about Mondays, as my mum looks after my daughter, and was looking for things to do. Not that much on on a Monday, but there were a couple of suggestions HERE. My mum has now been twice to Tippee Toes, at All Fired Up Ceramics Cafe, 34 East Dulwich Road. It's drop in, and costs ?3 a time. Your little one would be young in that group though, as my daughter is 19 months, and apparently she is one of the youngest. I'm sure you'd be welcome though. If not, bumps & babes on Goose Green might be for you... Best of luck anyway.

So you don't enjoy August then? Kids off school and all that.

Not sure about the order, wanted to put Mongrels higher, but didn't see all of them. 1. Misfits 2. Inbetweeners 3. Ashes to Ashes 4. True Blood 5. Mongrels 6. Pillars of the earth (based on the first couple of episodes, I thought this would be higher, but it faded towards the end) 7. Apprentice Christ, I can't think of any more, don't think I've really watched anything else... Erm... 8. Match of the day 9. I'm a celebrity (because Shaun Ryder was fun) 10. X Factor (because it'#s the only other thing I've watched). Planning to get box sets of Mad Men, as we missed out on it.

Lidl are good for bird seed.

Cool!!!

Emerson Crane Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Mick Mac, if Liverpool players put the same effort > into their play as the supporters put into their > singing, you'd have a half way decent team. Doubt Mick gives a shit, he's a Celtic supporter, not Liverpool.