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And yet plenty of doctors call it flawed. It assumes that everyone of a certain height is going to have the same build.

You watching it anywhere Jah? Do you need to be a sky subscriber to order a sky box office programme?

I went to bed early for Mayweather Hatton, and got about 4 hours sleep before making my way to a friend's in Crystal Palace. That was a good night, and DC I seriously recommend you try and get some shut eye. The fight is scheduled for 4am our time, which means it could be any time between 4 and 6.

Heh, I remember as a teenager being at a house party in Blackheath where we were all staying up for I think Holyfield v Bowe. I remember us all sitting there as the fight started, and I don't think a single person made it past round 1

Pacquiao. Floyd "money" Mayweather would never agree to the smaller pot.

It's not worth an all nighter. If my girls have anything to do with it I'll be up by the time the fight starts.

Shit, my mistake, totally forgot you'd offered. What you up to then?

Some kids are, but when I take my daughters to school / preschool every day I can only think of one little lad who is a bit of a chunk, but he's not huge. I just don't see all these fat kids, and I work in education visiting lots of schools.

Is anyone actually going to be watching live? I don't know anywhere showing it, am skint, and am knackered, so doesn't look like I will be. But I'd love to.

david_carnell Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We have an obesity epidemic in thsi country - we > should encourage children on bikes at all times. I don't disagree for a second that kids should be encouraged to cycle, but the reason we're told we have an obesity problem is that obesity numbers are based on the hugely flawed BMI.

Have always thought Mayweather on points, but starting to believe Manny might come up with something... As for after, I'd love to see Brook get to fight one of them ahead of Khan.

Okay, apologies for teasing Fazer, it is obviously a genuine source of frustration and a real problem for you. I hope I never get tuned in to it like some others seem to be.

picknmix Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It takes parking space from others and worse, it's an eyesore Love it

Your sarcasm got lost in translation then. And in the past you've written stuff about everyone eating out all the time and you not being able to afford it, so I just assumed it was more of that. My mistake.

I actually watched it through. I'm a bit of a suckered for boguns swearing.

aquarius moon Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Pseudo-intellectual bollox. Brilliant. I couldn't > have put it better myself. Thanks RD :) Whilst I do know exactly what you and RD mean, I have to say the biggest load of bollocks I've read on that thread was this from you AqM. "Obviously nobody in ED is poor, sick, young, unemployed or disabled, so live on a different planet to those that are." Before going on to suggest that everyone is eating out every night.

monica Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You cant watch > classics like Fast and Furious 1-7 on a small screen. I think we have very different ideas about what makes a classic ;-)

I totally agree with that post rahrahrah.

"I've tried earplugs "?150 made to measure in soft silicone sleep plugs" but after 5 hours they begin hurting and wake me up so they don't help." It sounds as though you gave up on them rather than trying to either find a solution to the hurting, or tying another pair. You don't seem like someone that really looks for solutions, you just rant and call people moron. You should be careful about that by the way. I couldn't give a toss, but other people might not take too kindly to being called moron. Not that I think you'd have the bottle to actually speak to someone face to face the way you speak to people on here.

Keyboard warrior.

I think you'll find they're saying taking kids on bikes in certain ways on London roads is crazy. That is not the same as saying that people shouldn't take kids on bikes.

Same as JohnL, my gut always just told me that getting himself a front row seat in parliament was number 1 priority for Clegg. But he's the only one who really knows. Traditionally I've always voted LD until 2010. Torn now.

The truth is that ear plugs are a possible solution to your sleepless nights.

rahrahrah Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Children transported by bike shocker. No one is saying children shouldn't be transported by bike.

I know you have history, and for that reason I think you're seeing something where there is nothing. But I'll stay out of it.