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Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know there are some of you who will appreciate > this: > > 10000 comic books you must read I'm glad that's a typo, you'd have to book a week's holiday just to peruse the full list. Just finished The Girl Who Played With Fire. A cracking read, I'm already itching to get hold of the next in the series. Currently reading a bizarre japanese book lent to me by a colleague - Almost Transparent Blue, in which nothing actually seems to happen.

I think it's more the Channel 5 kids TV variety. "mamma-mee-mee-mee-mee-mee-mee-more-milk-shake!"

Go on then, have it...

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Brendan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > East Enders Theme - Simon May I bet you googled him!

ontheedge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bloody hell had to save for 2 months to get 6k > together where do you work? She mugged three Billy Goats Gruff

It's the Louisa show. Gasp! How far will she go this time?! It's all so exciting! Go on Louisa, say something really offensive!

Pickle Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Happily the soft play at Beckenham Spa still allow > adults to take part, and it's much > cleaner/nicer/more fun than Peckham! True, but it's also much more expensive than PP.

Please don't take this the wrong way AW123, but are you by any chance a muck-raking "journalist" type?

Top 200 Albums of the decade @Pitchfork No.1 certainly raised my eyebrows.

I certainly am Ann. It's very rare to see such cameraderie amongst fans, nice to see some black and white shirts in amongst the home support. Can't imagine that happening at too many grounds around the country. Indded a fine tribute to a fine man. I still can't belive that he was fired from the Newcastle job. If only those running Newcastle (past and present) were a patch on the Ipswich hierarchy of old, he would surely have died with Newcastle still a Premiership force.

4-0! Huzzah.

Much better last night, plenty of guffawing from me.

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm surprised by Newcastle's start - they looked > in real turmoil but seem to have got it together. They have a paper-thin squad though, a few more injuries and they may well start to plummet down the table.

in before the lock!

The BBC have announced that they'll be broadcasting the Boro vs Newcastle match live. Even as a Toon fan I have to say this is a bit much, surely some other teams should be getting a bit of exposure? Looking forward to the Ipswich game on Saturday. Hopefully Roy's boys disastrous form will continue for a bit longer. It seems they were a lot of people's tips for promotion, but it currently looks like the only way they'll be leaving the Championship this year is via trap-door (I've probably just jinxed Newcastle big time).

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Ha ha, show me a genius Beatles song, and I'll > show you yellow submarine. Do not underestimate the power of yellow sub. My two year old loves it, as a result of which she was wandering around sainsburys the other day singing the chorus to Hey Bulldog! One of my proudest moments.

I'm not sick but I'm not weeeeeeeeeeelllllllllllllll, ba ba ba baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.....

Very disappointed with the first episode, hopefully it'll be back up to usual high standards next week.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm sure no-one else so much as swirled their G&Ts > at the news. I have confessed to C2 tastes before > now. Next you'll be saying you read Edwina Curry novels!

Billy the Fish.

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Us I worked with an opus dei chap for five years > and he never once tried to kill ke despite my > regular blaspheming. > Though on the other side of the coin...Ruth > Kelly.... They're more underhanded than that. They like to hack forum accounts in order to make it look like their opponents are unable to spell/construct a sentence. Sinister stuff.

HonaloochieB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I know it's not in ED, but I saw Josh Homme > sitting outside a cafe at the Brixton end of > Coldharbour Lane the week before last. Unexpected people in unexpected places. Very odd. Is he playing at the Academy I wonder?

I would have to say that he's a complete tool. His opinions on most things Football should be kept to himself.

Both.