gaggle64
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ReZourcemen Rates Sexy Friends "A"
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I had an amazing idea, but then I forgot what it was. I think I'll cut my losses and retire with some Batenburg cake.
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From the makers of Dr Tran: The Furious Little Cinnamon Bun
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Is an actual film. "Uhh, could we get someone to the public toilet on platform three? Some joker's blocked it and there's stuff coating everything."
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"I swear, if you little bastards don't quiet the fuck down back there, I'm going to turn this thing around and EVERYBODY gets to spend the holidays at home!"
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Been watching F1 as far as I can remember - the final days of Mansell, the death of Senna, the Hill V Schumi wars, and everything after that, I watched it all. I've always been a rank nationalist, so I've always rooted for Hill, Coulthard and their successors. I always rather liked Schumacher myself, despite some questionable tactics as his desire to win was palpable. I've always had a soft spot for Williams, and as well Hamilton et all, I'm always rooting for Nakajima during GPs. I like his consistent style, and I'm constantly distressed by the fact that Sato is actually the best Japanese F1 driver to date. Now here's something which will haunt me until the day I die:
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Poor Raining, must be hard having such a delicate body like that. I hope you manage to avoid it.
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Have I ever told you about my ultimate goal in life: To fly around the world in a Zeppelin, projecting images of hardcore pornography onto small children?
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I always start withe the low cost ones and work up. Rarely a winning strategy, but still.
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These things do happen though (just look at Massa), and they did give him a tremendously fast car. Sometimes you make it sound like they were doing it deliberately, Adrian Newey, sneaking around Kimi's car at night with a spanner: "Wahahah, this'll teach him to help make me and my colleagues impressively rich and successful."
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Meanwhile, in another dimension far stranger then ours:
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I remember Raikkonen's incident, he had locked his tire badly a few laps from end, could have come in and consolidated a third, but took the gamble instead. It bit him, but I can't imagine anyone would have done otherwise. The other big last lap retirement I recall is Hakkinen's retirement in Spain 2001. The big historical one I know was Mansell in Dallas 84, where, having led almost the whole race, he pushed his stopped car across the finish line for sixth place.
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Not the most thrilling race (Hungary rarely is) but possibly one of the craziest. As delighted as I am that Hamilton maintains the championship lead, I was still shocked and heartbroken for Massa who fully deserved victory. I'd have probably just sat in the car for a couple of hours and cried.
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"Welcome to Hull."
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"And now: today's timetable revisions, which will be sung by James Blunt."
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I'll take your word for it, but I think this may be a new forum record for inibreation. I'm impressed you made it home in this state.
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Am I the only person who suspects that's not just alcohol this time?
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I agree, public transport all the way. Being vomited on by a tramp is under rated anyway. : peace:
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Any second now, my pounding headache will cause my eyes to burst from their sockets and scamper off under the bed, snuffling like rabbits. Also, none of the lights work, and I don't have a spare fuse. So I guess it doesn't matter.
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See, this is why I don't particularly like Nolan's universe. You can't go about eliminating integral parts of the existing canon because they seem silly in your view of it. It's a franchise about an insane billionaire playboy with a Batsuit and disturbed relationship with his butler. He's accepted that bit, refusing the rest, as well as the film's clearly desperate need for a 12A rating, avoiding direct contact with anything genuinely dark or gritty suggests to me that Nolan is considerably lacking in artistic testicular fortitude.
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Well... if you insist. Anyway, I honestly think an effective script with Robin is perfectly possible, all it needs is a bit of development between the characters, maybe give it a twist. Just look at The Dark Knight Returns. Maybe I wouldn't go that particular route, but still.
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I've heard that they never want Robin in the films, which I find rather perplexing: the Dark Knight is littered with lines about knowing his limits, needing more heroes, what happens when it all finally catches up with him etc.. I was half expecting Robin to come bursting through the wall at any given moment. Also, am I the only person who suspects that if Jack Nicolson had played, I dunno, Mr Freeze back in the ninties, Heath would be trouncing around on screen with scratched winter blue face paint today?
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Just popped in to say: I was overjoyed when the Batmobile got destructed. Ugly hunk of scrap metal, good riddance to it.
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Batman: The Dark Knight It was alright, a bit too frothy, which is a problem when you're going for a more "realistic" aesthetic. The dramatic pacing has the more developmental scenes skipping by rather too fast, a little too eager to get to the next crisis point. Heath was definitely one of the better things in the film, but Bale looks awfully uncomfortable as both Bruce and Bat. It was better then Batman Begins anyway. Was the only person who noticed a few British accents in some of the extra-heavy scenes?
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As Aimless said, I'd probably take it as a compliment - gay men are often associated with being expressive and sensitive people who take good care with their appearance. Added the fact you are able to easily connect with women, I think it's best to assume it's this side of you they are looking at.
