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If he does go for similar tactics to the Valuev fight, he'll have to get aggressive earlier to ensure the decision. Personally I think Klitschko will gradually wear Haye down with the jab, and by leaning on him in the clinches. UD or late stoppage for Klitschko.
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computedshorty Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I wonder if these youngsters are even aware that > this was a place of a direct bomb hit on the > houses in Landles Road I doubt they can even spell "bomb".
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The Valuev fight was at a sensible time... surely for logistical reasons, the fight can't be on very late. The broadcast starts at 8pm, I would think that 10pm would be a realistic time for the main event.
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I'll be at the CPT. I expect it will get completely rammed!
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RE:parking on Melbourne grove....is it free??
Jeremy replied to seleb2's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
Yes, it's free - as is all of East Dulwich. However, you may often find it difficult to get a space, especially if you are at the end near the station. -
They haven't given up, the plan was always to sell the site! The council may have drawn up the plans, but it was never their intention to do the development themselves. After all, these aren't council flats. Personally I am glad that at least something is moving. Badminton House (the block above/behind the lovely "Payless Food & Wine") is also for sale, presumably for refurb followed by private sales.
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Southern website doesn't appear to be reporting any problems.
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KidKruger Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > People still take acid, there's a bloke over in > Camberwell been making his own for years, it's > liquid form and he pipettes it onto blotting paper > just before ingestion. I wonder if that's my neighbour? It would certainly explain a few things.
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Jager bombs have their place (i.e. stag weekends).
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Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sceptic: But then the pahnd wouldn't 'ave the queens 'ead on it, woodit? The whole "national identity" argument is just laughable.
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Calling a radio 1 DJ a music snob is like calling Ronald McDonald a food snob.
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Oh yeah, plenty of bad 'unpopular' music too. I just fail to understand what people see in Coldplay. In particular, I don't know why these "fresh-faced youngsters with their whole lives ahead of them" would be interested in such an insipid dirge. Perhaps the dead Tory guy had been subjected to both the U2 and Coldplay sets, and lost all will to carry on.
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Even if the Euro was a bad idea (I'm not convinced it was), I don't understand the "Hooray to that", "About bloody time", attitude. What do you have to gain by the failing of the Euro? Huguenot, so Britain is pathetic/failing/rotten... compared to what? Certainly not compared to Spain, Greece, Ireland. Or the US. Please don't say Singapore...
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*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Well, let's think. The ones with 30,000 people > singing along in unison from start to end are > probably the good ones. "Popular" is not the same as "good".
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*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > But they do have more than just a few songs which are really rather good Which ones?
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Weekend closures have been a regular occurrence for as long as I've lived here. You can't rely on trains at all at the weekends. And people wander why we want to keep our cars...
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End of topic, really. Hope she at least manages to hold serve a few times though.
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Ted Max Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Can the English-hating, steroid-abusing, mum shagging, pube-headed Wolfman make > it past Djoko, Rafa or R-Fed? (No) pube-headed... spot on. Oi Murray, have a shave, you look silly. Tim - sorry - Laura to get bageled by Sharapova in the next round.
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Fabricio the Guido Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I supposed the issue with Old Boy and (Taekukgi) > is whether they are purely martial arts films. I still maintain that Oldboy (good as it is) is not even partially a martial arts film. A martial art is (or is rooted in) a codified/traditonal system of hand-to-hand combat. Oldboy features crude brawling, learned by shadowboxing and punching the wall.
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maxxi Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Have to admit though that I am not aware of a similar group of Korean films > so perhaps you could tell me what they are? I'm afraid I don't know either. I was assuming Fabricio had some kind of nerdy in-depth knowledge of martial arts movies. Ong Bak is a good call though, regardless of origin.
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The walking-round-with-your-bum-out look may be absurd, but it does seem to be strangely enduring. I remember people doing it (mainly skate/punk crowd) in the early 90s.
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a bloke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry missed your post Jeremy. Martial arts and > fighting are one in the same.....in my opinion > that is. This could be a whole new thread in it's own right!
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A combination of what jumpinjackflash and Jah Lush said... skinny jeans worn slung low with your pants showing. Seriously, it just looks stupid.
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I think that's a bit naive, LadyDeliah. No normal man would abuse a woman. There's no need for education - we already know the difference between sex and rape.
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a bloke Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > On reflection I'm not sure if you are right about > 'Old Boy' not being a martial arts film Jeremy. > There are a hell of a lot of fight scenes in it. > Does this not qualify it as being in the martial > arts genre? Fighting isn't the same thing as martial arts...