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The Hunger Games trilogy. (stop laughing in the back there) I don't really read teen fiction but MrsMuttley said it bore a resemblance to a short story I had written without even knowing what The Hunger Games was about. I read it and yes it easy to read with a touch of teen angst but overall I'm qu...

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Well, how has the world changed since 1013? I think it'll be beyond comprehension if we were dropped straight into 3013, we'd have to look at it gradually. And that's if things go as they are now. Will there be another renaissance? A paradigm shift that changes the world as we know it, another age ...

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Watched Amadeus yesterday. Originally a play by Perter Shaffer, Milos Forman has done an excellent job in turning it into a film. F. Murray Abraham plays Salieri, a hard working but mediocre composer driven mad by the arrival of a natural talent, Mozart, played by Tom Hulce. Its dark, its thoughtfu...

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All these people slating Far and Away. I saw it in the cinema and thoroughly enjoyed my visit to see it. Of course the cinema was pretty quiet and I was on a third/fourth date with my then GF. I may not have been giving the film my undivided attention. :D Fun Fact about it. If you recall the scene w...

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Steam summer sale guys and gals. buy all those games you missed the first time around and then have enough to keep you going for months.

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The Hunger Games trilogy. (stop laughing in the back there) I don't really read teen fiction but MrsMuttley said it bore a resemblance to a short story I had written without even knowing what The Hunger Games was about. I read it and yes it easy to read with a touch of teen angst but overall I'm qu...

MrMuttley

The Hunger Games trilogy. (stop laughing in the back there) I don't really read teen fiction but MrsMuttley said it bore a resemblance to a short story I had written without even knowing what The Hunger Games was about. I read it and yes it easy to read with a touch of teen angst but overall I'm qui...

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My first naff car came pre-naffed as it were. Not mine. This one is tidy and mine were all pretty rusty. http://www.blogcdn.com/cars.aol.co.uk/media/2011/10/ford-fiesta-xr2-1.jpg I had three of those things. There were about as much fun as you could have in a car for £400 back in the late 90's early...

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Joking aside I want one of those dot com.

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http://static.zigwheels.com/media/content/2011/May/magicirisacezip_1_560x420.jpg That looks like the lovely individual child of My car http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/30/P5270011_Mitsubishi_Delica_Super_Exceed_(RLH).JPG/280px-P5270011_Mitsubishi_Delica_Super_Exceed_(RLH).JPG a...

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Blinky McSquinty wrote: RAH-66 Comanche

Well doesn't that look like the product of a Sci-Fi film CGI department. I like it.

IMHO Helicopters look best when all aggressive and futuristic.

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Add another vote for the Antonoc 225 from em too. just because it's such a monster. Fun fact. The wright brothers could have held their first flight inside the An-225 http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/15/An-225_Mriya.jpg F14 Tomcat. A10 Warthog and I know it's not a plane but one for t...

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ladies and gents I present you the Pontiac Aztek http://fp.images.autos.msn.com/merismus/gallery/c440536a.jpg Ugly enough to make small children cry. And the Porsche Panamera http://photo.netcarshow.com/Porsche-Panamera_Diesel_2012_photo_01.jpg I'm not by nature a porsche hater but this just looks l...

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Galaxy S3 for my day to day phone and an old HTC desire on PAYG for a spare/times when my phone has a higher risk of damage phone

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Macbeth. I often wonder at why some writers are popular and others not so. It seems similar to films, average plots and average writing produce best sellers such as the Jack Reacher novels (ironically a poorly selling film), while the better writers with skill and imagination don't sell as well. I ...

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Thanks for the reminder about Leon. Was unaware there was an extended cut and I think its time to watch that one again.

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I am reading a collection of Roald Dhal short stories and when thats finished I have Sttep Approach to Garberdale it's one of only two Iain Banks books I havn't read yet. A real shame that I will only have three more of his books to read once his new book is out.

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Please can people avoid using the words "Break" and "Broke" like something got damaged when the driver pressed the pedal? I know a lot of people on here are not native English speakers and their English is better than most of my attemps at foreign languages but I don't know if the rest of you are g...

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I was disappointed by the content of the TV programme

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01d09p5

Someone ought to make a programme with the same name that makes jokes about celebrities that do nothing worth while for their fame.

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I had to do this a few yaers ago. I was approaching forty and feeling a bit low about things. Then I reminded myself that I am very happily married live in flat I like a drive a car I love. It took me a bit of soul searching to realise that apart from the life of a rockstar/ lotto winner there was l...

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Online games can be bad news when mixed with whisky. I used to play Eve Online which is a really unforgiving game when you're sober. I lost an absolute fortune one evening while flying drunk. took me three months to recover the losses back to where I was before that. Moral of the story. Leave the bo...

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Purely on what i read in the press I would say he is guilty of murder. If not then as a bare minimum it's manslaughter. I don't personally buy the burglar story. Second rule of firearms safety is make sure your sights are on the target before you put your finger on the trigger. In other words don't ...

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Couldn't help that the most viewed topics are Pit Girls, Football thread and the Gaming thread. So which 2 could you do without I am very un typical in that I think football is the biggest waste of time possible. Not only that but if the violence associated with fans was involved in any other sport...

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Pay my debts then hire a big old castle in Scotland and invite all my family up for a massive family holiday all expenses paid. Then between the booking of the holiday and actually arriving there I would fly over to Stuttgart to pick up my new Porsche. I think I'll go for one of their more understat...

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:blush: Ever done the knife in the 'ON' toaster dance. Yep, I'm that stupid I was repairing a guitar amp with it still plugged in to the mains once. Felt the jolt go up one arm and earth down the other with a massive cracking spark and a fair amount of pain and swearing afterwards. /edit: My wife h...

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Problems with prescription drugs are only now starting to gather attention (I mean in the last 5 or so years). Yet substances like valium, xanax, painkillers are well-known to be addictive and cause physical and other problems. Remember Vioxx? A product lobbied for by the pharmaceutical companies, ...

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Prohibition. A well tested and truely failed proposition. Like a couple of people have said. I like a drink but it is just 'a drink' not going out and getting absolutely rancid every weekend and more. Prohibition would stop me drinking but would do nothing for crime and health. I drink 1-3 units of ...

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If you ran an F1 motor at 2000 rpm and drove it to the shops and back it would get better fuel efficiency than any 2.8 litre car engine and most smaller engines.

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There will always be a need for a physical currency. Some transactions are just not going to happen with electronic and therefore traceable currency. These transactions may be illegal (e.g. Street drug sales and bribery) but that doesnt mean they dont happen. If governments abolish hard cash then so...

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I'm with domdonald on this.

Womens beauty products "especially scienced by some scienetists." or "95% of women agree"

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I thought you were out lol

Because there doesnt appear to be a logical explanation other than "there's a lot of stuff out there that science cant explain"

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I do hate premonitions. The logical part of my brain wants to say its all a load of mystic meg nonsense and yet I have seen premonitions in action a handful of times. My best premonition was a remarkably clear dream where my GF told me she was buying a car soon. She had no reason to buy a car. She l...

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You die and that's it as far as I can tell.

It's possible that you go onto some other place but there seems to be very little evidence for that.

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I was watching the news last night and obviously the coverage was entirely devoted to the Boston tragedy. I absolutely agree that the events in Boston should be the top item of the news but in those hours before we all went to bed all the news presenters were saying was "Some explosions have happene...

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I love crayfish

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Not seen you around these parts for a while Nakojo.

Not really in to all that finding your self and so on. My recovery has been about standing up to some people who definitely needed it.

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I'm a bit of an amatuer chef at home and I've work in kitchens at various stages of my life. I once worked in an expensive hotel resturaunt where my job on Sunday morning was to salvage leftovers from the Saturday evening service to present to the blue rinse brigade who turned up every week for Sund...

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My new medication doesnt mix with alcohol. I hope the coffee around here is good.

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Or "I got a beautiful husky last week but my boyfriend is allergic to it. so one of them has to go. Sensible offers accepted for either. "

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My biggest concern about NK is that even it's leaders don't really know how their military strength compares with the rest of the world. There is almost certainly a long line of advisers and military men from the sergeants in the barracks all the way up reporting what their superior officers want to...

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