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to be fair, I like Belgium, it's Brussels I though was ****e... Beer good of course

it's the worst city i have ever visited, and i've been to over 60 countries

Old enough now to have been through this with a parent I really feel for Sam. Thoughts to Sam & family

Just been 2 years straight - the new Atlantis exhibit at KSC is superb (she was in the VAB the first year and randomly the tour guide used to be my bosses boss when I worked at IBM in Skatesmouth). As it's a trip to get there (well an hour) it's 25 minutes to Cocoa Beach - we just drove in to the Cocoa Beach Hilton and used the car park to go and see the sea / chill for a bit then had a happy hour beer to stop feeling guilty. Downtown Disney is not a bad spot for food - there's a house of blues to avoid everything being chips / burgers. The Universal restaurants are brilliant, and Universal in general is amazing - the Hulk and Rip-rocket being particular favourites, though my 7 year old boy was too small but LOVES Marvels Islands of Adventure. Men in Black is a good family ride as it's 4 to a pod and not a ride to scare anybody. If you do Seaworld, the artic experience is a pile of ****e The Florida Mall for shopping - the one with a Five Guys Burger (which are *amazing*) - it's massive

This was a game. I remember being on a Totton College night out in Raffles the Tuesday after and everybody still singing Saints songs. What amazes me is that some of this team ended up playing at St Marys!

http://www.thepoke.co.uk/2014/01/19/ukip-shipping-forecast/

Dr Feelgood?

The Arch just up from Marble Arch is superb. Their Earl Grey Martini is also superb Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Do you remember Dave Beasents 30 minutes of stand up to keep us occupied? i had a cracking time that night. My old man and younger sister sat in with the skates and I was worried for them as they had parked near the ground (saints stickers and all). walking past the froddington it was a warzone, ring my dad "yep, all home, no bother at all"

get your chops around one of these instead: http://www.barbour.com/uk/l/mens

From Totton, now live in Winch - this made me laugh out loud

funniest thing I have seen in a very very long time. triffic

I actually find conspiracy theories quite uplifting in a way, as they make some wild assumptions about the capacity for intelligence by the human race whereas in my experience of government officials at all levels (ok, I've not met the PM, but I've met senior advisers to the Republican and Democrat parties in the US of A - where I am at the moment, as well as in the UK) there isn't a level of competence high enough to run a massive conspiracy without it being leaked and blown to smithereens within a couple of years. I'm inclined not to believe in conspiracy theories basically because I don't think people are clever enough to support them. Unless it's not humans of course....

it's not "our country" it's our press. ******s just want to sell their ****ty papers...

Funny article, we are going to lose though (though if we get 1 or 3 points Moyes is gone - we are the kiss of death for under pressure managers at big clubs)

and to the Polish joke - chill out I think. I've Polish family (2nd gen Southampton born and bred, hence they are Man U and Liverpool fans) and they and their mates couldn't care less about a joke like Chiles's - it's not even that offensive is it, it's not a demeaning joke at all and it's not based on a past of slavery or anything. anyway

See mate, she's even nicked your criminal past ;-)

needs more Simon Clifton

Is it in McDonalds? (Look, I couldn't help it - I love the bloke but thought it was funnyish)

On Radio 5 live Tony Pulis called it early. Just as we were about to take the corner he said "that was never a corner. Watch now for the ref to give a free kick whatever happens". During the celebrations he droned in "yep, he's given a free kick, it won't count"

to be fair to Phil, i was in the Weisn tent on Tuesday night and I'm sure it was WTFILN to Amarillo. Big footy fans das Deutsch

His sister was at Uni in Southampton. I was introduced to her by Claus in New York New York the night we beat Man U 6-3. She was introduced as Jostein Flo's sister as he was pretty unknown in England in 1996. She was hot.

away to Sunderland then

you legend - thanks mate

For some reason my son is suddenly desperate to go to football, can tickets be bought as walkup today do you know?