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Brew Dog Punk IPA is a very fine drop and if you dont want to have to tolerate hipsters you can get 2 bottles for £5 in Wetherspoon, Nice.

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One of the absolute worst, not so much the words but the delivery. Always felt Guy Ritchie just let vinnie do his Hollywood audition as a favour. f**king ruined monologues for me this did So, you are obviously the big dick. The men on the side of ya are your balls. Now there are two types of balls. ...

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I really enjoyed the first one. Saw it twice..once in 3D (parts of which were mindblowing...particularly the school fight scene). Also thought the acting was very good all round. Though best to approach these types of movies by "not expecting too much" and you will not be disappointed. How the fudg...

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To be honest I'm fine with it. Granted I used to be an avid reader of most of the comics being made into films these days, but the general quality is much higher than it was ten years ago. Very much looking forward to X Men Days of Future Past as well . If days of future past is as good as first cl...

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did I see right that the rhino was in it chuck? Aye, but (appropriately for the comics) he's D-list hired muscle with very little relevance to the major plot. They've got Paul Giamatti playing him, which was an...interesting choice. did I see right that the rhino was in it chuck? for the last 3 min...

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I too suffered this terrible affliction. I cured it by going on holiday in France and shopping in Super U and seeing a whole chorizo for only 1 euro. I bought it knowing it to be too good to be true but ate it anyway, was promptly sick and couldn't eat chorizo for years.

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slick wrote:I'm guessing this thread hasn't gone the way poshprop hoped for.

Too right, my thread has been snackesized when I was not trying to think about those wonderfuly flavoursome crunchy tasty fattening snacks mmmmmmm

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The f**king piece of fetid distended rectum next to me at work eating Mcoys Sweet Thai Chicken crisps, my absolute favourite.

Ok, he doesnt know Ive just started slimming world and am a bit crankey at the moment having only eaten chickpeas and fruit and stopped having sugar in my coffee.

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Stronly encouraging my step son to join the Navy or Air Force for a few years and get a bit of a trade. The lifestyle would suit him down to the ground.

Very much less keen on him joining the army though as dont want he going off to the next Afganistan

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Simple straight red. You have got to make way more effort that that when someone is is the air

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Buck Rogers and Col Deering?

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Buck Rogers and Col Deering?

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Dont know much about him apart from hesnot on KYran Bracken Christmas card list?

Good or bad for Cardiff?
http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/rugb ... ph-6909922

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I was Tactical Planning Officer in the Environment Agency many years ago. Always seemd a very grand and vague title for water quality and waste planning issues.

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I bought a bottle of 12 year old Cardhu from cost co the other day, came with 2 rather nice glasses too and that was only £27 something. Very nice and my new favourite taking over from Dalwhinnie Costco is well worth checking out for spirits and champagne some very good pricesand a good selection too.

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Quiet booze free this weekend after the shenanigans of last weeked (and a couple of week nights)

Maybe cinema tonight, maybe scrum V
Rugby tomorrow Cardiff Quins 2s vs Llanishen 2s
Sunday ache and help the kids be nice to their mam for the day

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Quiet booze free this weekend after the shenanigans of last weeked (and a couple of week nights)

Maybe cinema tonight, maybe scrum V
Rugby tomorrow Cardiff Quins 2s vs Llanishen 2s
Sunday ache and help the kids be nice to their mam for the day

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Luctonians Aged 8- 23
Llandaff about 6 games, too cliquey
Cardiff Harlequins (Cardiff High School Old Boys) Past 12 years and til I die, move or Mrs doesnt let me out anymore

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Never watch the UK version ( Cant stand the way John Torode eats and the way Wallace looks) Never miss the Oz version. Although getting a bit bored of "this is my dream" etc. Should be down to the cooking not the blubbing. Doesn't the way he puts a fork into his mouth make you want to punch him int...

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Anyone got a lead to the Aussie show? I'd like to give it a whirl and make my own judgement. I've seen the American one which is awful. The Aussie one isnt available on UK TV til about Sept and its on Watch EDIT: Repeats are on Good Food channel at the moment. Dont know what series but should give ...

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globus wrote:Anyone got a lead to the Aussie show? I'd like to give it a whirl and make my own judgement.

I've seen the American one which is awful.

The Aussie one isnt available on UK TV til about Sept and its on Watch

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Never watch the UK version (Cant stand the way John Torode eats and the way Wallace looks) Never miss the Oz version. Although getting a bit bored of "this is my dream" etc. Should be down to the cooking not the blubbing.

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Im not particlularly happy with the way my club has been run in the past few seasons but couldnt play for another club in Cardiff as built up rivalries over the years and would leave too many good friends behind.

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Tbf if I'd just climbed up Snowdon, having done Ben Nevis and Scafell Pike in the previous 2 days, the last thing I'd want to do is get in a car and drive another 4 hours to Cardiff before I could get on the piss. Surely you'd just book a B&B somewhere in N Wales, near a pub, have a shower, get on ...

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Id take the 1/2 mil but there were would always be a large part of me giving it why didnt I go for the gamble. The only sure fire way to have no nagging doubts/regrets is go for the gamble and win.

Whcih suits me fine as I'm a born winner

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I knew 2 of them. Love the "some days you are the pigeon and some days you are the staue" quote. Pretty much somes up life.

And I remember Ferguson getting very upset regarding one of Wengers quotes

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DARYL HABERECHT (1978). Famous inventor of the “up the jumper” tap penalty move. This move, which succeeded beyond expectations in securing a last minute try and win for New South Wales Country over Sydney in 1975, was flashed by TV news agencies around the world. In 1975, Australia was a small fish...

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When I was a young rugby player at school 30 years ago (by fudge that makes me feel old) we would spend a good 20% of our training time a week on set penalty moves. Scrum half passes to the hooker who along with the props had made a wall 5-10 yards away with the larger players running at angles to ...

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More work is needed in this area. The 4 man wall witheir backs to the opposition was a great one. The one I seen was the classic pretend hide the ball inside the jersey move where the whole team form the wall. then as the ball comes in they turn around with the arms inside their jerseys pretending ...

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When I was a young rugby player at school 30 years ago (by fudge that makes me feel old) we would spend a good 20% of our training time a week on set penalty moves. Scrum half passes to the hooker who along with the props had made a wall 5-10 yards away with the larger players running at angles to t...

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Brian O'Driscoll's Six Nations record Stats: Opta. @OptaJonny Games 64 Overtook ROG 63 v Italy Tries 26 Sahne Williams second with 22 Carries 492 Most by a back; Parisse top with 516 Metres made 2512 Chris Patterson second with 2393 Clean breaks 66 Shane Williams second with 50 Defenders beaten 161...

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Hawk97 wrote:Turnovers won;Martyn Williams?

Nope, although martyn Williams is on there.

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I’m no expert but have had the op myself and only had a local. A general always has extra risks attached to it and people react differently to it, my wife vomits like fudge for a day or so after. If you aint happy speak to your quack and tell him so. Your choice I was even offered the choice of a l...

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I’m no expert but have had the op myself and only had a local. A general always has extra risks attached to it and people react differently to it, my wife vomits like fudge for a day or so after. If you aint happy speak to your quack and tell him so. Your choice I was even offered the choice of a l...

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Tschussie wrote:I'll answer the easiest one - Shane Williams with 22 tries.

Correct

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Tschussie wrote:I'll answer the easiest one - Shane Williams with 22 tries.

Correct

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nardol wrote:Hines is 2nd in offloads

Yup and I found that quite suprising.

Tackles isnt Parisse although he does appear on here

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I’m no expert but have had the op myself and only had a local. A general always has extra risks attached to it and people react differently to it, my wife vomits like fudge for a day or so after. If you aint happy speak to your quack and tell him so. Your choice I was even offered the choice of a lo...

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Brian O'Driscoll's Six Nations record Stats: Opta. @OptaJonny Games 64 Overtook ??? 63 v Italy Tries 26 ??? second with 22 Carries 492 Most by a back; ??? top with 516 Metres made 2512 ??? second with 2393 Clean breaks 66 ??? second with 50 Defenders beaten 161 ??? second with 85 Offloads 82 ??? se...

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Brian O'Driscoll's Six Nations record Stats: Opta. @OptaJonny Games 64 Overtook ROG 63 v Italy Tries 26 Sahne Williams second with 22 Carries 492 Most by a back; Parisse top with 516 Metres made 2512 ??? second with 2393 Clean breaks 66 ??? second with 50 Defenders beaten 161 ??? second with 85 Offl...

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