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Speak for yourself. I tend to sleep lying on my front. With baps like that I'd burn my arse on the lightbulb.

Depends where the actual storm cells are. Generally you can avoid most weather. The danger is only really if you get too close to an active cumulonimbus cell.

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... Jay Lucas, Craig Richards, Leandre Griffit ...

No probs. Hang on I'll stick a link up for a full sized version. Any in particular?

Took these over Barcelona tonight. Though they might interest some. The last one was taken when it was "dark"

A very average player who I was glad to see the back of to be honnest. He is an average stop gap in many solutions, but I can't say he ever really looked good in any of them. We have better RBs and midfielders in our squad and we wouldn't be playing any better with James in the side.

League Cup at SMS in 2004. 3-2, Dexter got a hattrick.

When was the last time we beat Colchester? I vaguely recall Blackstock getting a hattrick in a 3-2 League Cup victory in our last season in the Prem, but I don't think we've beatten them in about 6 League attempts since then. They turned us over home and away in the playoff season. BWP got a goal in a really sh*t midweek draw the season after and then there was last season. A sh*t 0-0 at SMS and eqaully sh*t, but much colder and foggier defeat in Colchester. Games against the Us are ALWAYS sh*t. We haven't even achieved an average performance against them in the last 6 attempts.

Was bored at work earlier and ended up reading a copy of the Dailly Mail which was lying around. There was an article showing motorists who had been caught out on camera commiting various 'misdemeanors'. Some of them I agree with. Stuff like a guy on his mobile, a guy steering with his elbows and a guy eating a bowl of cornflakes. There was some stuff I just plain didn't guess what all the fuss was about. Stuff like a guy drinking from a bottle of water, a guy eating a sandwhich and another changing the CD player. I don't see what all the fuss is about. Is it just typical Mail sensationalism or is it really that bad? Just wondered where everyone else draws the line with this sort of thing.

I'd go with: Bart Butters - Fonte - Marti - Harding Puncheon - Morgan - Guly - Dickson Lambert - Barnard

You do know "Mars Bar" Party is just a woman's coded way of saying, "strap on up the poo chute" party? Just making sure you're aware, I'd hate for you to turn up and get a nasty surprise.

Vaughan for England.

To the tune of Pahars' old song: South Coast Team FC South Coast Team Ooooooooooooooooh South Coast Team

It is Pulis. He's just unleashed a shot which was supposed to go between the white cones.

That's a better caption comp.

Sturrock won 3 of his first 4 games in charge, but went and lost against Pompey. Pearson came in and made us difficult to beat pretty much instantly, despite a collapse at Hull. Wotte went on a mini-streak of good form when he took over in Jan '09, although that may have had more to do with Saganowski scoring.

My sources tell me he will go with: SKD Butters - Aston - Fonte - Harding Judy - Hammond - Morgan - Fish Lambert - DC *My sources may actually just be voices in my head.

I remember him coming off the bench once with 10 minutes to go, tripping over himself on the halfway line, then stumbling all the way into the oppositions penalty box before falling over. He was like a giraffe on crack.

Can't be any worse than our previous Plan B. Sticking Zoltan Liptak up front for the last 10 mins.

We have a thread on Adkin's appointment. Please use it. And remember to wipe the seat afterwards.

I think we're sort of saying the same thing... just to clarify my point: - Iraq and Afghanistan were completely seperate conflicts with different reasons for going to war - 9/11 provided a catalyst, an excuse almost, for both - The Taliban were know for supporting Al Qaeda in Afghanistan. - Iraq wasn't exactly famous for supporting Al Qaeda, but I struggle to believe a country who hated the west that much would have nothing to do with them.

There is a massive difference in the motives. Innocent Iraqi and Afghan citizens getting caught in the crossfire of a battle between coalition forces and terrorist insurgents is a tragic loss of life, no doubt. However the motivation was never meant to cause civilian deaths. 9/11 was different. People turned on their TVs and saw 3,000 innocent people getting murdered. I'm not trying to devalue the lives lost in Afghanistan and Iraq, but they will never have the same impact on the west as watching those planes hit those towers. I know the official reason for the Iraq invasion was the WMDs and the 'unofficial reason' was for oil gains, but you can't say 9/11 didn't act as a catalyst for the war. For a start Iraq was, I think, the only country in the world to openly welcome the 9/11 attacks. It is/was also well known that there are memebers of Al Qaeda active in Iraq and the government was allowing them to train and plan attacks there.

The same Kevin Davies who scored 5 goals for Saints in the 2 seasons leading up to that cup final? I don't get these constant "why did we let him go FFS!?" threads. We must have had getting on 100 players leave us since Davies left us, yet some people seem to expect all of them to vanish into nothingness and become complete sh*t. Aside from players like Bale, Crouch, Jones and Walcott who left for bigger things, there aren't too many doing ex. players setting the world on fire. For every Davies or Ormerod, there are probably a dosen Jermaine Wrights and Darren Kentons.

There are 2 differences between 9/11 and the wars in the middle east you seem to be forgetting: 1) The wars were wars. Armed men killing armed men. Many innocent people are killed, but the coalition only did this by accident. Most of the innocent people were killed by terrorist bomb attacks. 9/11 on the other hand was just mass murder on a truly massive scale. An unprovoked attack on defenseless civilians. 2) 9/11 was the event that started it all off. The conflicts in the middle east are prolonged events over several years, all as a direct result of 9/11. As far as important moments go, 9/11 was right at the top. It was the one memorable, scarecely believeable day, from from which everything has since descended.