Rory

Kanye West -- 808s and Heartbreak. Hmmm, the auto-tune effect on each song is annoying.

Why didn't you reply to my post, Pancake face?

We have started listening to Radio One in the office and it is truly, truly terrible. This is what I have had to put up constantly over the past six and a half hours: New Coldplay w/Jay Z x 3 Kings of Leon -- Use Somebody x 3 "Money in my pocket" x 4 Leona Lewis -- Run x 3 (TERRIBLE SONG) The Script x 4 New Oasis x 3 New Take That x 4 I can't last for much longer.

lol & lmao

Massive Attack -- Mezzanine.

I wouldn't.

Yeah?

I interview people every day for my job and have been on the receiving end of an "Alan Sugar" many times. Very funny.

That's cool. I'll be servicing your wife tonight while she's at her "mates".

I love how Shanice has a deeper voice than me. Anyway, in my opinion and experience, men have a ridiculous jealous streak that runs through them when their missus has the slightest interaction with another man. You have to subdue it and not give a f*ck because they are all liars anyway, at the end of the day .

I personally wouldn't give a f*ck as I'd probably be doing the same.

J9's very funny joke didn't need explaining.

Justice @ I Love Techno 2006.

You have a point but did you ever frequent Slutsky's and New Yorks when they were open?

Judging by how bored we all are of reading "went over mates for Mario Kart, pizza and a few smokes", I can sympathise with your missus somewhat.

Woo's best film is Blackjack. :cool: It's about a guy who is scared of the colour white and the final scene is a shootout in a milk factory.

Friday -- Went out, pulled fitty. Saturday -- Hanging, did nothing. Sunday -- Worked. 6/10. Same old, same old.

Your mum taught me in return for sexual favours.:smt060

What gets me about the whole situation is that it doesn't feel like I support Southampton Football Club anymore. The players I see on the pitch, the manager at the sidelines, the depleated crowd, it just doesn't feel the same. I care very little about any of the players on show each week. Gone are the days of players I actually cared about, (Le Tissier, Benali, Beattie, Pahars etc) and the fear of possibly losing them to one of the big clubs. Nowadays, and it has been happening long before Walcott left, I really don't care if any of them leave to go to pastures new. I think this feeling I have started when Redknapp took over. He ruined a structured club, a club that relied on evolving a team together, and threw in a few dud loans (Camara is the only exception) who he thought could get us out of the ****. The play-off season under Burley was fantastic and I honestly thought we were building the club up from again but alas I was wrong and it's even worse now. Does anyone remember the sharp pain in your stomach whenever they went behind? Or when you heard Saints had gone 1-0 down on Soccer Saturday? Or listening to it on the radio? I do but I haven't felt it in a while. Infact, when they went 1-0 to Wolves on Saturday, I was nonplussed. No emotion, nothing. I just didn't care.

The Daily Mail did a fantastic article on the conditions construction workers are living in in Dubai a year or two ago. It really is shocking. Some of them have no way of escaping the country and have gone years without seeing their families.

Sure Shot too. "Ah yes indeed it's fun time."

Friday -- Work, drinks with mayor, seeing Pendulum in the evening (really not looking forward to it as they are a shower of the purest sh*te but it's a mate's birthday so I have to go.) Might get really drunk to forget I'm seeing them. Saturday -- Hang. Sunday -- Work. Prediction 3/10.

You're letting your 11 year old play this game?

You will not be disappointed by Crime and Punishment. It's my favourite book and it is the finest and most important piece of literature ever written. Read The Gambler and the Brothers Karamazov, too. The Great Gatsby is a weird one. I didn't really get into it. In terms of analysing pre-war America, albeit from the opposite scale of society, I must preferred the Jungle by Upton Sinclair.