Paj!

Yeah, I've had a Boots electric razor for the last 5 or whatever years, just shaves off your facial hair, nothing else, haha. I was too scared to try setting 1 on my new beard trimmer incase that meant like..full shave (the instructions pointlessly don't really indicate which number you'd want to use), so I used 3, then 2. There's a glint of ginge in the right light on my chin, but I'm over it. Presumably if I shaved on the 1 setting it would be even less apparent. / I still have HAIR on my face atm, not just purely stubble. Basically. Yeah. If I shaved down to stubble, there'd be no ginger.

It's worth going to see it alone. If you have to.

I assume more in-movie references will be made the Avengers Program in Thor and Captain America (using the after-credits bits too) until the Avengers starts with them forming properly (so it works as a stand-alone film in case people hadn't seen the previous films).

Yeah I read a shit review of it on Boot's own website (:p), but went there today and it was the cheapest, and I don't care. Just tried it out, seems good.

If anyone was wondering, this is the song from the

I'm a relative shaving n00b, in that I've just used a generic electric shaver since I started needing to (so YEARS), without much care or thought. But I hate having to shave as I dislike my bare face, but at the same time I dislike having a slightly ginger-tinged beard going on. I like a little bit. Hopefully this'll leave a little bit of stubble. :/

Yeah but Ultimates did it better/more stunningly. Plus in 616 he joined the Avengers afterwards... Just no. At least he left. That was in character.

I'm so ready for you to draw some existing Pokemon in your own style, just to see the worlds collide.

Boots Stubble Control Thingie £15

I hope so, since Ultimates is the best thing they could possibly base this on. However, I have a feeling Marvel might not like one of their biggest heroes being used like that... Who knows?

I love.

Chris Hemsworth talks Avengers:

I'm stunned! I'm at Seething Wells halls...doing Filmmaking at Knights Park. I know a few peeps who do Illustration. Do you have facebook? I need to add you/see mutual friends and be floored. P.S I find Clayhill to be rapey.

It makes everyone with long hair look stunning, so it's fine.

The accent thing. I have ONLY EVER lived in Scotland, yet have a "normal/typical/generic English person" accent. Over the years I've tried to explain it away by saying my dad is English, my mum is half-american/half-scottish (shortened to just "american" in later tellings of the story to emphasise the lack of scottishness)...but people are just really suprised that english accents exist in Scotland. I don't want to be like...WELL I WENT TO PRIVATE SCHOOL (especially since that doesn't really mean you'd necessarily have an english accent...there's just more people with english or "upper-class scottish" accents at private schools I think). In Scotland no one believes I'm Scottish, in England no one believes I'm Scottish. Nowadays I just say I went to a (relatively) posh school and I'm (relatively) posh.

All those console purchases could feed an impoverished village.

The comments section/s of this article in the Daily Fail.

If I'd known about The Fountain/Aronofsky at the time, I would definitely have gone to see it in the cinema. Only found out who he was once I bought Reqieum For A Dream. So many people I've talked to about Black Swan have been like "Oh yeah I downloaded that". I start launching into a speech about the film industry and then the fact it's such an important thing to see in the cinema but then give up. And I can hardly talk when it comes to downloading, I just don't do it with films.

Battlestar Galactica is still more worth watching. Most likely. I've never seen House. I'd bet a toe I'd still value BSG more though. :p

---- Loves it. I'd talk about the water started being similar visually to previous starters, but I love umbrellas. Roosterix is my fave. ---- SPUNE Are you at Kingston University? And if so, where do you live/where do you study?

Of course, I expected it.

Has a song ever been more aurally appropriate for BSG? forgiveneeeeeeeeeeeesssss Could be sung by a somehow-unnoticed 6 in a Jazz Bar on Cloud 9.

It's a brilliant whole, with themes upon themes, the story of Swan Lake kinda...interweaved through every aspect of it. I hate the word melodramatic since it has connotations of being negative, so I don't like to use it. It might be the right word to use though. It was an incredibly dramatic and majestic film/story, but that fits perfectly within the fact it's set in the ballet world, within the story, with the meta-story/whatever etc etc.

He was good in My Own Private Idaho/he was fine.

This is unbelievably high on my list. I'm gagging for it.