
Patrick Bateman
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I know it's all tongue in cheek London really is my favourite city on the world, but, I can't stand it really - I can't wait to leave every day to get home to the Hampshire countryside, it's far too much, but then, I'm not 23 anymore!
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This is brilliant! I would love the MP3 version - anyone know how to get hold of one?
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Well said! There are no words for those that are saying that it is a bad thing. Let's not forget, 2 years ago, Saints were starting in League One, 2 months ago Saints got promoted - to be even linked with a player of that calibre is extremely flattering, although complete madness as I sincerely doubt it will happen.
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What a tw*t. I'm a Conservative (though centre), loved it, awesome!
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That was absolutely amazing! Danny Boyle is a genius! Those that know me, know I'm straight down the line. I'm a Manager, black and white, sort it out and deliver, if not, why not. However, I wish I was more artistic sometimes, Danny Boyle's talent is unquestionable, amazing! I loved the history "lesson", I loved the music, I loved the Queen interlude, Mr Bean, everything - utterly utterly gob-smacked, it was genius! I am very very very proud to be British this year, what with the Jubilee and now this, amazing! Nothing more I want to say really, love it.
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Echo this comment! If people are so bored/annoyed/anti the world's most amazing sporting event is in this country then they are very sad. It won't ever come here again in our lifetime, probably another hundred years or so. It seems to me that watching morons on TV who are complaining are exactly those that were REALLY crap at sport at school and have a huge chip on their shoulders. Just bloody enjoy it, or as you say, leave the country for 2 weeks!
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More improvements at St Mary's Stadium
Patrick Bateman replied to Matthew Le God's topic in The Saints
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Spot on I'd say! Far too many women trying to be blokes, far far too many. Have to agree with other posts as well, most Southern women are a pain in the backside with most being far too stuck-up and pretentious. I married someone from the midlands, not with a stupid accent though, that was important - but her and her friends are all more "normal", a good laugh, normal jobs, dress well and aren't stuck up or trying to be blokes. But when I was last single, I totally agree with you, it was very difficult to find those decent, balanced women.
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Sales team meeting - Ice Breaker / Team Building
Patrick Bateman replied to SO16_Saint's topic in The Lounge
Find a simple brain energiser on the internet - just to get everyone's creative juices flowing at the start of the day over a cup of tea. If you know each other, it's one of the best ways to get everyone engaged. -
Man City announce ticket details for Saints
Patrick Bateman replied to Saint-Armstrong's topic in The Saints
Seriously, what the hell is this?? Talk about self-righteous bull! "The ultimate membership for our biggest fans is by invitation only. A ticket for every game, everywhere, and Ticket Exchange is also included. By invitation only" -
Pah! Well I considered it (Seattle, not Oregon), but having spoken to a lot of Americans (who had made the opposite move) and some over there, the decision is to stay here. It ties in to what I said above to be honest - this IS a good country! It's busy in places, but it's still good. Also, if you lived in Seattle, where can you get to after 2 hours flying? Southern Canada and that's about it. You can't even reach Chicago, Vegas, New York etc. Where can you get to within 2 hours flying from London? A shed load of places, cultures, sights and sounds!
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But it isn't - this is a really great country! Those of you that live here, speak to foreign people you work with and ask them a) why they are here, b) what do they think compared to their country and c) would they go back. Working for a large company with worldwide offices, many people choose to work in London/the UK. Of the French, Germans, Americans and Hungarians I work closely with, most slag off their own country and only see the good about the UK. Of course there are a couple who are here for the short term, but most love it here and want to stay, most think everything is "far better" here. In fact I spent a short time today talking to one of my Hungarian mates who was slagging off (yet again) one of their Government offices. He tried to sort out his Hungarian driving license on their website and it failed, so he called up. The response was basically "and, what do you want us to do about it?". I think we're too happy to slag our country off really, it isn't that bad!! Stop watching BBC news, stop reading the tabloids and life will be a lot more tolerable and relaxed!!
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Should Oscar Pistorius be allowed to compete in the Olympics?
Patrick Bateman replied to jawillwill's topic in The Lounge
No, I don't think he should. Of course, all credit to him for over-coming his disability and being a class paralympete (is that a correct word?), but, it makes it a non-level playing field if he competes. Ben Johnson had a disadvantage, he was slower, he took something to help him and won ... -
Exactly! It does go on - it can't possibly be that bad otherwise.
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You dullard. How old are you, 97?
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Outstanding article, very hard to read, but what they went through was horrific. Seem like a really nice couple and the LJS Foundation is a fantastic idea as well to raise awareness. On a more light-hearted note, I really like that T-Shirt and I ordered one as I liked it and it is a great cause. I was wearing it when I left Seattle in May to come back home, but I got stopped at the airport security by a border control person and a copper and I had to explain what the t-shirt meant!?!? WTH? I think they must have thought it was something dodgy, but a weird experience. So don't wear your t-shirt in a US airport!
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Exactly - the old days, especially Network54 days and even the new forum model when Keith was still around were so much better. It's why the UI forum is much better than here now.
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Karate - which of you lot are these guys?
Patrick Bateman replied to Patrick Bateman's topic in The Lounge
Ah, he must be the nunchuck one? Uncanny! -
New Laptop- any recommendations?
Patrick Bateman replied to for_heaven's_Saint's topic in The Lounge
Echo the comments on the MacBook Air. Having used various windoze based laptops for years from Acer, Dell, Toshiba, Sony and HP - they were all more brittle and bits broke off. (I can see Essruu chuckling now) I got a MacBook Air 13" and haven't looked back. I don't miss a CD/DVD drive and I certainly don't miss how slow Windows is and how clunky other laptops are. I wouldn't bother with a MacBook Pro - you only need that extra power if you're doing graphic design or software development. It's a lovely machine, but the extra weight is not worth the hassle. Most of us at work now use the 13" MacBook Air too, with a few of the graphics guys on the Pro, but even the developers use an Air too - they are more than powerful enough. I also have a Windows Virtual Machine on mine for apps that are Windows only - even that is quicker!! Whenever I occasionally go back to my old Sony laptop to get something - a photo or whatever, I groan at how clunky and annoying it is and another piece falls off. You pay for what you get! I would not own another Acer or Sony for certain and now I'm even bordering on "I will never own another Windows-based machine". -
Never listen to the radio anymore - it's normally full of trash music and trashy, northern presenters that get on my tits. I'm glad Moyles is finally leaving as his show was very irritating and so was he and his ego. I used to like his afternoon show, but then I was younger - I can't stand the breakfast show, it's irritating childish crap with bad music. Radio 2 is often boring, commercial radio does my head in with adverts, bad music and annoying "local" presenters. Whatever happened to the days of Steve Wright, DLT and so on. Actually, of the current lot, Vernon Kay is the best of a bad bunch.
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Wilfred Zaha - Crystal Palace (linked in The Sun)
Patrick Bateman replied to Matthew Le God's topic in The Saints
Player opinions are pointless, subjective conjecture on the internet. You all think you're right, that's the problem. It's boring! How about being happy when he's signed (if he signs and we'll know when it's on the official website) and seeing how he does. -
Wilfred Zaha - Crystal Palace (linked in The Sun)
Patrick Bateman replied to Matthew Le God's topic in The Saints
HOW DO YOU KNOW? Seriously, have you watched both Zaha and De Ridder week in week out, every week? How many times have you see both play? Are you a scout and able to make a detailed assessment of a player's ability? FFS. This forum drives me insane. -
Brighton in For Wayne Bridge?
Patrick Bateman replied to Golac's Cunning Stunts's topic in The Saints
Really?? Frozen at Man City (okay, they are pretty good, they may have done well last season ), but was pretty poor at West Ham and Sunderland. Yes, I think with match practise he could still offer something, but we don't have that luxury, we'll be hard pushed to get to say, 14th in the Prem, without the hinderance of someone getting match fitness. No thanks. Winchester boy, Saints fan and all that, but not in the team now in my opinion.