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Well just come for the cheap beer then!

And there was much rejoicing!

Dopamine1979 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Are there any special events planned to mark the > occasion? Peckham Liberal Club is the place to be tomorrow night!

Everyone come along tomorrow evening, should be a fun night. http://m.soundcloud.com/zonderlings/sets/december-2013

shit weekend for me.

Haha, that would be wicked!

Wales is only a region really. I know they call themselves a country and we humour them, but we all know they're just West Englanders really.

They've played some great cricket too, to be fair. But this series is looking bad, and a draw would feel like a win. I was in oz for the 2006/07 whitewash, and it's starting to look a bit like that batting wise (with Clarke filling Ponting's boots). Trying to remain positive, but these aren't exactly narrow defeats.

I really hope that Sam woman wins. I'd like Luke to win, but he won't, and I just don't want to see that little Scottish boy win.

I didn't notice that bit. All I saw this weekend was the sing off, and I loved the way Rough Copy were rooting fir Luke whilst he was singing. Respect.

They're basically just not very good, but very likeable lads.

It's one way to disguise the taste.

If Scotland do decide to go it alone, that would be a good time to make a change. X Factor winner's song 2014?

For me, even if he did some questionable things when young, he spent a lifetime in prison then came out and changed his country through peace and forgiveness. Anything he did pales in compassion to what he was fighting. And I'm with Quids on the necklacing accusation.

I love Fox's in Sydenham!

Which is why I'll play them before eclipsing them!

Jeremy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > StraferJack Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > he was no saint and wasn't afraid of > confrontation > > Yep... most of the stuff I've been reading about > him today conveniently wipes out a big chunk of > his history. > > (although I'm not suggesting that the ends didn't > justify the means) Similar with Che Guevara, the nastier /harsher things he did are basically swept under the carpet. Not that I'm calling him a Mandela.

Or we may just get a bit of luck... Come on people, I'm not one for unrealistic expectations, but this negativity is bringing me down man!

That's why I won't buy it for about 18 years, just wouldn't have the time. BIG pile of barely started games that I really want to play right here!

StraferJack Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > she was never unaware of where the cameras were > tho was she? But isn't that the point? She used her fame to do a bit of good. Sure she could have done more and I'm not a huge Di fan or anything, but compared to the majority of the royals she was a Saint!

Steven Gerrard will arrange a little training ground accident for Suarez towards the end of the season. If we get out of that group I'll be genuinely impressed.

Louisa Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > as well as hugging > dying people suffering from HIV/AIDS at a time > when many people in authority still shunned away > from this tragic illness and it's impact on whole > communities. Much as I wanted to smash my head against a brick wall during the weird outpouring of public grief following her death, I totally agree with this point, and don't think she gets the recognition from some quarters for the good stuff she did. Not sure I'd personally have her on a list with Nelson though.

I think Martin Luther King's influence went way beyond America.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/22830081

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