Marsdinho

If finding the "Whos the biggest **** in F1" league far more interesting than the constructors championship or the drivers championship this season. Current standings: 1: Fernando Alonso 2: Sebastian Vettel 3: Michael Schumacher

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Camptosaurus ?

We've all been there...

How long before the is moved to "The Arts". I thought Avatar was good. Ok, not the best story, but the effects and the novelty of 3D made it stand out for me.

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This is a trip that I have been wanting to do for a long long time, mainly because of my fascination of anything to do with WW2. Since the age of about 15 / 16, I’ve been reading and learning about (what I consider to be) the single most important "event" in human civilisation. This trip really serves as a chance to see, with my own eyes, all the things I’ve been reading about all these years. I have no personal attachment to the Normandy beaches (neither grand parent fought in the war as one was a fire man and the other worked in oil and were both considered to be needed on the home front) but I have this compelling urge to visit these places. I know it was a long time ago, etc etc. but I still feel the need to go and pay my respects. EDIT: I’m reading this book at the moment http://www.amazon.co.uk/Struggle-Europe-Wordsworth-Military-Library/dp/1853266779 Very well written, would strongly recommend

Cheers for the info so far, very helpful. A couple of questions... - Have any of you ever camped, if so, got any suggestions for decent sites. - Can you "wild camp" - How busy are the cemetaries, museums. I know it depends on when you go and weather etc, but are they rammed with people, or do you have the time / space to take it all in on your own. Cheers

the number plate gag had me in stitches. Also liked, The Reliant Robin piece, driving up the volcano, making their own camper vans, tom & Cameron on the sofa.

Communism isn't necessarily a bad idea, it's just been placed in the hands of the wrong people.

I cant actually comment on the specific points you have made, due to lack of knowledge. However, I would strongly recommend reading anything by Professor David Harvey. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Harvey_(social_theorist_and_geographer)

Hi, I've been wanting to make the trip over to Normandy for some time, I would like to visit the beaches where the D-Day landings took place. My initial thoughts are to get the ferry to Caen and travel west to Pointe-Du-hoc and then Sainte-Mere-Eglise, visiting the beaches and memorial sites along the way. Can only get a few days off work, so was looking at a long weekend (Fri-Mon) sometime around the middle of May 2011. Has anyone on here done this sort of trip before, got any good info regarding ferry's, hotels, places to visit etc ???? Any advice would be really helpful. Thanks in advance. PS: I can't remember if I posted this before, sorry.

You end up on some strange pages when you start a search on google. I started searching for Graz AK, and ended up here. What sort of dumbass calls their kid Adolf. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_H%C3%BCtter

lol. Best one so far

You know it will just be... guly...guly...guly...guly...guly

Yeah, lets keep chucking money at the situation....

Im guessing here... but im sure AP / NC would have learnt a lesson from the Antonio saga and made sure (if he's good enough) he doesnt walk away in Jan.

Dear AP, Buy Adam Le Fondre FFS Thanks Marsdinho.

We should sign him, he scores loads for me in Football Manager 2010 Looks like a bulkier, more composed version of Papa.

You truely are a Saint. What you have done for our club will never be forgotten. When your dream is fulfilled, I will be one of many thousands of Saints fans who will raise a glass in your honour. Your legacy has only just begun. Thank you Saint Markus. RIP

Sorry, you lost me on German...

UPDATE: Finished the walk in 22 hours 58 mins @ an average of 4.4km's per hour. The last 30km's were f**king terrible. Everything is telling you to stop, but you have to carry on. The last 10km's I was a broken man, I had gone both physically and mentally, i just wanted to collapse by the side of the road and burst into tears. I was a bit emotional when i crossed the finish line. My feet are in pieces, I have blisters all over the place and I'm probably going to lose one of my toenails. Spent 6 hours in A&E last night as I thought I may have had a stress fracture, but turns out i have a grade 3 sprained ankle, basically Ive f**ked all of my tendons / ligaments. Im glad I did it, but will NEVER do anything like that again. Thanks everyone for the support. Some of you have never met me, yet you decided to support me, for that I am eternally grateful. Edit: Here's the proof !!! http://tracking.dodentocht.be/Defaulten.aspx?s=8755

Because they have just announced a Winter Tour

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On a sunday