gaggle64
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Definitly my parents divorce.
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23. No bad, don't want to let it get away from me though.
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Titanic, Star Trek: Generations, LOZ:OOT, The Snowman. Always The Snowman. I cried about it this year, I did it the year before, and I'll do it next year too. -
Oooh, first game at home against OddyFC. Lets see if the last time wasn't just a fluke. A beautiful, brilliantly executed genius of a fluke.
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Ooh, I'm in this years Championship anyway. Cubed, Threezok, Hadens, I look forward to setteling a few scores with you.
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The Davinci Code Armed with nothing but a "Religious Symbology" degree and an odd haircut, Tom Hanks and some french lass set out on a deadly quest to uncover a secret which could destroy Christianity as we know it. Nothing happens. 5/10
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No, blowing up six floors of a skyscraper is OTT. Having a gun battle on jet skis, is OTT. Popping out of the LA water works, is OTT. Running over a woman with an SUV at 60+MPH, then having a kung fu fight with her in an elevator shaft is REDICULOUS. I mean, my god, there are parts of the film where the laws of physics just stop working.
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Did that test thing. 31, which is about right really. I'm fairly straight, but I dunno, given the oppertunity I'll probably try anything once. Still young and all that.
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Two-Nothing mother effers.
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Very simple: Get to the pools, keep this fine ass in shape.
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£100 champagne and hundreds of thousands of punds worth of fireworks. Good riddence to 07 quite frankly, time to start over.
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I think a better analogy would be- Or, my personal favourite- Oh, and check that "it's her fault" attitude at the door soldier. You're a man now, better start acting like one.
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Die Hard 4.0 There's a good film to be had out of cyber terrorism. This isn't it. Some decent action sequences, yet drowns it all in non-sensical cyber-mumbo-jumbo. Worthwhile if you want to watch something really, truly rediculous. Makes True Lies and Austin Powers look like actual Die Hard movies. 4.0/10
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I can't help but suspect you may not have the healthiest relationship with sex you could have. That is true.
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I'd say I'm not adverse to some physical comedy involving balloons and exploding cars.
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Assaji, a young boy who followed the Buddha for ten years and never aged a day. From Tezuka's Buddha, the joke is here he's actually one Tezuka's recurring a chracters in disguise, a three eyed boy usually able to see the future or something similar.
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Nah, if I REALLY wanted to spoil it:
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Xpert Eleven Season 2 - New Recruits Needed!
gaggle64 replied to Mr_Odwin's topic in General Chit Chat
Wow, my team are on fantastic form now they've recovered from their injuries. Pity it's not the league season, but still. Challenge me after the new year. -
I Am Legend Will Smith wakes up after 28 days to discover that he's of of the last men on earth after everyone else has been turned into slavering flesh eating mutants by the "rage" virus. No, hang on... Anyway, great first half but suddenly all goes downhill and dumb when the girl turns up. A damn shame really. 6/10
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Late growth spurt perhaps? Never heading over 9 and half stone at your age, you were probably overdue.
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Just been seeing this. Massive political divison, if not open civil war, in a nuclear armed nation. It's a scary age we live in, innit? Thinking about it though, I think Bhuto has actually been quite clever in an odd sort of way - by becoming a martyr to your cause, you render yourself technically indestructable.
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Excellent meal. Excellent family company... excellent stock of wine. Marvellous.
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Mafia Game #4 Thread - DIY Christmas Killing Spree
gaggle64 replied to chairdriver's topic in General Chit Chat
*A pair of hairy, powerful hands reach from the gas chamber door and around his neck, and squeeze forcefully* Indeed Comrade. I think you and I have... a lot to talk about... -
I feel bad for the victims, but it's difficult not to feel sorry for the tiger most of all. Such a powerful, wild animal being caged up, it's the sort of thing that only seems inevitable once it's happend. Like Siegfried and Roy when their tiger attacked them. You mess around with these kinds of powerful wild animals, you get what's coming to you. Having said that, it brings to mind this piece of footage I saw on TV once, one of those "Worlds Most Amazing" shows. There was the guy at a zoo who had taken to prising open a crocdiles jaws and sticking his head inside, to thrill the daily punters, clearly somewhat to discomfort of the crocodile. Apprently he had done it many times before, but this time the crocodile evidentally decided enough was enough and just clamped right down on his head and wouldn't let go. They eventually managed to free the guy without hurting the crocodile too much, leaving the man with some painful but minor headwounds. I actually cheered the crocodile, and all I could think was "Yeah, he got what was bloody coming to him."
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Sometimes I get an itchy feeling deep down in my throat, so I've developed a way to reveberate my breath to scratch it, making a rathe unpleasant croaking sound. My mates reckon if I keep it up, my great, great grandchildren will become a new evolutionary offshoot of people who can fire poison darts from their mouths.