Fierce_LiNk
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Blue eyes can be as mesmerising as the ocean. Green eyes are quite enigmatic, too. The last one you want though is Pink Eye.
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Awesomes, how far did you run? Or for how long? I've often thought about running in the early morning or something. But, there isn't what you would call a scenic view here...in Newport.
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With waiting comes one potential danger: Theee Friiiiiiiieeeeend Zooooooone. If things are going well, then...that's promising. He has confided in you, which shows that there is some degree of trust there. But, if you do go for eet, make sure you can deal with his reaction if he does say no. So, prepare for that incase you get knocked back. Getting knocked back when you least expect it suuuucks. Arrrrrse. Good luck.
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If you take your clothes off, you might get a semi...decent mark. Today was gayness bears. My brother snores like a pig that is being bummed up the arse. The sound was coming through the walls. Through the walls! I had about 2 hours of sleep, before he pissed off to college and then I just went back to sleep, making up for my initial lack of sleep. Sadly, this messed-up sleep pattern has caused me to feel sick again, today. I watched Rocky IV which cheered me up, somewhat. DRAGO! DRAGO! Strider: I've never been in the position where I've wanted to move uni or course, but it's good that you've spotted this early on. I've known quite a few people who were 3 years into a 4 year course who decided that they didn't want to do what they were doing after all... You're young. It's good to get things wrong early on and then look at how to rectify those things.
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There's a few things that a trainer taught me when I had a free personal trainer session recently. It's good to use a wider grip, but a close grip is also pretty good for working the inner chest muscles. They're also pretty great for the triceps. Likewise, you can do the same thing with push-ups (using a wide and close grip/hand positioning). Also, a lot of people tend to bring down the bar til it's sitting on the chest. As soon as you do that, you're taking a lot of the tension away from your chest and you place unneccesary strain on your shoulder joints. I see so many people doing that.
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I'm still feeling a bit under the weather at the moment, but popped to the gym yesterday and had a great little session there. Saw two friends from school who I've not seen in years there. They're both brothers, but the younger brother looks considerably bigger than the older one, who looks like a twig. It's quite weird, but I had a little chuckle at that. The workout was fine, but I didn't do as much cardio work as I had hoped to do as I still wasn't feeling entirely well. Then, I had trouble sleeping because my bastard brother was snoring so loudly, and I could hear him through the walls. When I woke up this morning, I was feeling a bit sicky and meh again. My main concern is getting this belly sorted. I'm making a much bigger effort to stop eating crap and to get some sort of balance in my diet. I'm hoping Ine can tell me whether or not the stomach looks different to when I last saw her (about 6 weeks or so ago). I reeeeeally want to play football and join up with a team. I remember doing 5-aside last Summer when I had a little stint at the gym, and found that it was so incredibly tough. So, I'd like to have another game to see how I compare to then.
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...I don't. Fuck. A plot flaw!
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You better not be her, as you are a Danish Male, certainly one with a man-trunk. Plus, you're Gary Neville. That is already established.
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Yeah, go on. People from there are cool. Dan, you're mate of the male kind looks like the kid from The Witches. Awesome Roald Dahl book.
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Look at your gender, fool. You a man. You de man!
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Wow, you just suddenly turned Northern. I found it funny. You sounded like my Mum for a second. I can look at that girl from the front and I can imagine that the flip-side is just as appealing. Dan, if I were you, I wouldn't be looking at that camera there.
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Under De Seeeeea (Under the Sea!) Under De Seeeea! (Under the Sea!) Darling it's better Down where it's wetter Take it from me Choooon. I remember one day loooong ago where I was making my way back home for Christmas. My train got stopped at Fareham train-station. To put it nicely, it's a fucking dive. The station may as well not have existed. The people who were waiting for the trains along with me were loud, rude and looked pretty dangerouusss, and the location just seemed like a shit-hole. A few months later, somebody was talking about a really crappy place that they had been passing through, and I joked that it was Fareham. It turns out that it was the place they were talking about, haha. Whenever somebody even mentions it, I shudder. As for other places where I wouldn't want to live, somewhere with extreme weather, temperature or conditions. I've visited Saudi Arabia a few years back when I was younger, but luckily it was during the Winter-ish months. Still, fucking hot. Could never live there properly. Also, somewhere with extreme coldness...no no for me.
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Nick Griffin to appear on Question Time - 22nd October 2009
Fierce_LiNk replied to Nicktendo's topic in General Chit Chat
Hehe, he had one dodgey game yesterday, but he's consistently a good performer for club and country. Probably one of the top five players in the World in his position, in my opinion. -
This will probably be the game that I play around Christmas time. I know many people just didn't like NSMB on the DS, but I loved it. As far as I was concerned, we received an awesome DS game, then a magical Wii one in such a short space of time. It's somewhat of a golden period, hehe.
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I probably have a few more obsessions than I can think of straight off the top of my head. At the moment, I'm really into working out and exercising. That's probably the biggest one right now. Football is another huuuuuge obsession. I try to watch as much as I can, whenever I can, wherever I can. I love it. Greatest sport ever created. I only wish that I could have more opportunities to play for a team myself or something. I'm quite up for eet. I'm also a huuuuuuuuuuuuge fan of the Alien series. I'm a big geek for it. Also, Arnie. I am addicted to him. Naaaaw. This is the most tastiest thing in the world. Whenever I visit Ine, I pound this stuff down. Too....tasty. Mmm. I want eet naaaw. Give eet to mee.
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You noob. When You Say Nothing At All was a Ronan solo, not a Boyzone soooong. You should've put No Matter What, or something. I'm pretty sad about this. I actually saw Boyzone in concert about a year or so ago with some of my Brighton friends. It was very...different. Haha. I had a good time. R.I.P. Can't believe how young he was.
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Nick Griffin to appear on Question Time - 22nd October 2009
Fierce_LiNk replied to Nicktendo's topic in General Chit Chat
"Randle: But if he wanted to call himself British that would be a problem? Joey: He cannot say that he's ethnically British. Randle: Why is the idea of races mixing such a bad thing? Joey: If everybody integrated it would take away everybody's identity. Mark: I would be upset if there were no more giant pandas, I'd be upset if there were no more lions, if there were no more tigers, so equally I'd be upset if white people weren't here any more. Randle: But we're the same species, which makes it a bit different, doesn't it? Mark: You could say that but if all of a sudden there weren't any sparrows and there were only crows, I'd still be sad there weren't any sparrows." They are genuinally afraid that "the blacks will take over." It states in the third paragraph that Ashley Cole was born in East London, and now he represents English for the National Team. It shouldn't matter if he's black or white, because he's got as much right to play for the team or to live here and call himself British as anyone else. -
Thanks for clearing that up. I know there was a problem over the away matches in the past, but I didn't know the full extent of it. What would happen if there was a game between England and Ireland, but played in Ireland?
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I take back what I said: There are highlights tonight on BBC1 at quarter past 10.
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And One...And Two...And Three. *commences Operation: Sad Face* *sad face locked in*
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I don't think there's any highlights on BBC or ITV tonight. It just seems very hypocritical to ask the country to support the home nations and then at the same time ask them to pay more money on top of what they're already paying (which is already extortionate) to watch the game on a computer. All home nation games should be viewable to all, in my opinion. With Wimbledon, you could press the red button on BBC 1 or 2 and choose which game to watch. They could easily do this with football.
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I think the Rio-situation is a mixture of three things: Return from injury problems, bad form and complacency. He's not played too much football so far. Honestly, I think it'll somewhat of a small blip for him, but it does seem like he needs a kick up the arse. We know what he is capable of, and I think he'll get over this. Also, about paying to watch the England game: What a joke! I've read that it is now £11.99 to watch the game online. Faith in the England team is still under the process of being repaired, there are people struggling financially under the current climate, and England have already qualified for the World Cup next year. Why on Earth would anyone want to fork out extra money to watch the match on the internet? You pay over a tenner, and you can't even watch the game on your telly? Add to that the cost of the TV licence, paying for Sky/Sky Sports, etc. Wouldn't it have been so much easier to have just shown the game on the BBC? It's a crock.
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I've never been called creepy before. As for Ghosts, my Mum is a very big believer in them. It all comes from her Dad when he was in the War. Apparantly he was keeping guard during the night and saw something in the darkness. He called out, fired a few shots, but didn't get a response at all. I forget where he was at the time, but my Mum says that he was convinced he'd seen a Ghost. Then, there was another time where my Mum came home from work. She came into the house, popped to the toilet, then remembered seeing a figure walking up the stairs when she was back in the living room. She thought it might have been my Dad, so she called up as she saw the Man walking up the stairs. When she got to the top of the stairs, there was nothing or no-one there. The whole house was completely empty. She says that she's seen this figure quite a few times since. I'm not sure if I do believe in Ghosts or not, but I do think that there is something in this house. It can be very creepy.
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So, it was both good and bad? Heh, cool. I want to find out more about it now, rather interested. Just went to the BBC Live Text Update for the England Game: "1730: RED CARD England (Rob Green) 1729: PENALTY TO UKRAINE" Well, he had been warned in the previous game. Was it that game or the one before where he could've been sent off in the first few minutes? Just checked again, it looks like this was mostly Rio Ferdinand's fault. D'oh.
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I know that, sucker. Hence why I'm not a huge fan of overall workouts.