Fierce_LiNk

Sorry to hear about that, Raining. *commencing forum hugs*

Haha. Rapidash is pretty awesome. But, Shadowfaaaaax. How could I say no to that face?

Yeah man, I wouldn't dare eat Photobucket.

Horses are the king of animals. Shadowfax! Lord of Horses! I could never eat that!

Dinner Fun Times at the Eenuh household. "What's for tea?" "Well, you can either have a currant bun, or horse." "..." As for whichever one I am. I am neither. My Cpu is intact. I am a machine! If I was one, I would be the bun. They taste lovely with butter. As do I.

Noooooooo. There should be no "new" A-Team. Only "The" A-Team. The only A-Team movie I would vouch for is if they created a time machine, went back in time 20 years earlier and created a film then. The actors were perfect for their roles.

That's pretty much spot on. What I do is just pour rice into the bottom of the pan so that the bottom is covered, but only a few millimetres deep. Basically, blag it, haha. This reminds me of my first night at University, cooking for myself. I eagerly told my new housemate that I would cook him egg fried rice. I filled half the pan with rice, then the other half with water. An hour later, I was still there waiting for it to cook...then, in an effort to hide my fail, I tried to pour the water down the drain, but, as you can imagine, I almost clogged the drains with rice. God, I was such a n00b.

Today has pretty much sucked so far. It's been an uninteresting day. Woke up, got a call about going into a school today, but I wouldn't have had enough time to get there. So, had to turn it down. But, thankfully I'm working tomorrow all day, so that's ok. Got a call from another agency about working today, but I can't do that as I'm working elsewhere. So, I've had to turn down two bits of work in one day. Nooooo. I've tried filling in application forms today and just can't get motivated. To top it off, I can't find my Microsoft Office disc to install it on my computer, meaning that I'm filling in forms using shitty Microsoft Works. It's craaaaap. Not only that, but some forms can only be viewed in PDF format, but need to be filled out manually...as they're "locked" so you can't edit them. I fucking hate it when this happens. What really is the point in printing off an application then filling it in manually when it is so much quicker doing it straight onto the document? What about proof reading and stuff? You make a mistake, and then you need to do the whole printing off and re-filling it out again. Not only that, but usually you have soooo little space to fill in your details and generally I think it just looks very untidy. Plus my handwriting sucks arse. Spent most of the day listening to Joy Division and the Manic Street Preachers, which helped me relax a little. But then, listening to them made me want to pick up my guitar and play, so I have only filled out a teensy weensy bit of my application today.

I would have to say that Yossi seems a lot more consistent than Babel, though. Saying that, wait til you watch Nani over the course of a few games. Inconsistency personified. In the first half against Sunderland, he couldn't perform a simple short pass. In the second half, he must have crossed the ball into the box a good dozen times, including from corners, with pin-point accuracy. Sometimes you wonder if you're watching the same player. As a fan, it is fucking infuriating. Why he doesn't do it more often, I will never know.

I wouldn't say he's an awful player, at all. He seems to be a player that the fans seem to like, probably down to his work-rate. He seems to be a person who can come on and add a bit of a spark to the game. An impact player, maybe. I can't judge him fully because I'm not a Liverpool fan (yuck :p) but he seems quite decent, to me. As for the title race, it's early days. But, 3 losses out of 8 games isn't the best start. You can't win the season this early on, but I think the last thing Liverpool wanted to do was put themselves in a position where they would be needing to play catchup.

Haha, typing the surname gives me a tiny bit of trouble. Although I'm sure it's spelled Benayoun? It just seemed like a mouthful, so Yossi seems easier. Like Harry instead of Redknapp, haha. In all fairness, it wasn't a classic encounter at all today. Probably why it didn't feel like a 2-0. If one team was going to win it, in my opinion it was always going to be Chelsea. They looked more threatening, and if it were not from a good display from Mascherano (unlucky in the build up to the first goal) then I think Chelsea would have eaten Liverpool alive in the midfield area.

Happy Birthday To Strider and Chris the Great from yesterday. Hope you both had or will have awesome days of awesomeness.

I can't remember exactly what we had in school. I do know that we didn't have it during Primary School, though. In Year 7, we ended up watching a video in Science of a very unattractive woman giving birth. Her husband had the dodgiest 'tache, too. It was like some awful 80s porn vid. The way the baby came out of the video too....it kinda slid out, I think half of our class wanted to physically puke right there and then. For the famous "this is how you use a condom" moment, we had a person demonstrate by putting it on her fingers. The woman was really upbeat, had a really cheery voice and was quite enthusiastic whilst demonstrating. Then, the classic line was uttered: "Remember, condom goes on penis, not on fingers!"

I think maybe one of the reasons why he said that he thinks he loves him instead of saying that he does love him is that maybe a small part of him is confused and thinks that he may not love him. Because he isn't sure of what love is! Like I mentioned, I don't think you can ever be told what it is. You just go with what your heart tells you. If your heart tells you that you think you love this person, then go with that. As for hearing it every day: I say it every day. I guess maybe the nature of my current relationship means that we rely a lot on words rather than physical contact. Sometimes you can just be close to somebody, look at them in a certain way, and that tells you that you love them or care for them. If you haven't quite got that, then being told it is nice. It shouldn't be said allll the time, but I don't think it does any harm to say it as long as you mean it.

I pretty much agree with that. I think people are either too afraid to use the world Love or maybe they use it too much without thinking. Like DudeDazz's post "That movie was bad...but not like my love for you." That is a pure what the fuck moment. I don't think anyone can ever tell you that what you feel is definitely love or not, or if it is just an extremely special bond or closeness or feeling that you have for a person. Most people would surely class that as love anyway, right? For a day, I would love to live inside somebody else's head, to see or understand if their definition of the word Love is the same as mine.

That is pretty amusing. That's kinda different to heckling though, maybe? In fact, I think Jimmy thrives off stuff like that.

Ahh, Well Done, Fish! Raining: Try not to worry. I felt exactly the same as you. I thought "ok, test over, I now know how to drive. Here I come!" But being on the road, in a different car to the one I passed with...it was difficult. Not easy at all. Just take things slowly, get more used to the car and your surroundings, and you will persevere. Importantly, don't panic. Don't try to force it. Stay calm and composed, and it will work.

I think the more shocking thing is that teenagers are doing it without any idea of the consequences involved, or doing it without any form of protection. I think far too many have the mentality of "oh, we'll be fine, nothing bad will happen. That will just be rotten luck." There was no mention in the entire article about any contraception being used. Did they even think about it? Or was it the plan to get the girl pregnant? The education is there, I just think far too many just choose to ignore it.

Probably because the guys are too busy looking after their kids. Duhhh. Haha.

Because they're mature for their age. Duhhhh.

It's so damn irresponsible for the kids to be having sex in the first place. Is it mature for the kid to be attending antenatal classes? No. It's the decent thing to do, which any Father should be doing anyway. He shouldn't be praised for this sorta stuff, because now he has all these responsibilities and things which are expected of him. "His father said the teenager was “chuffed to bits†at having a baby and insisted: “My son is mature for his age and will make a good father." Reality check. Your son is 13. He is barely out of nappies himself. Instead of praising his idiocy, why can't they show him that what he did is plain wrong?

Ahh, that does paint a different picture of the night. Hecklers are a bit weird, I find. Why pay all that money then heckle? Let the guy do his stufffff.

Really? Woah, ok. It seemed to fit with what you were saying though. Hecklers, going off stage, being a bit of a baby... I'm not going to lie. I'm a teeny bit excited about reading your next post now, Wes. Leeee.

I feel like you're going to jump out of the screen and physically assault me. Look at that stare. It's mean as hell. You would make a good movie villain. Or a psychopath. Or a movie villain who doubles up as a psychopath? Could many movie villains be psychopaths? Probably.

I googled "Frankie Boyle at Lincoln" and got this thread. Pretty shocked at that. Maybe he had a huuuuge off-day. The most famous stand up comedian that I've seen is/was Ross Noble. Excellent guy and I had a brilliant time. My cheeks were aching from laughter in high doses. I've seen a few other comedians at the Brighton Festival, but alas, I has forgotten all names. In my head and memories though, they were deeply hilarious.