Davey Boy 2.0

Oh my gawd, AD beat BradM to the punch!?!? * cue bradm's excuses about embedding links

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At Mitzi's Sister Catphish's brother's band, they play all originals- Canadiana country rock at it's rockinest. Good folks, nice bar (Creemore on tap)

i don't think "audibling" is a word, William

Ha! I'm stealing it for my nextborn!

hippies and product packaging don't mix i wouldn't be surprised if you found doritos remnants in there as well

is it John Johnson?

i was born with five toes on my left foot

zoinks! no discounts for you

From footy365 mailbox ('shame it's too late to change allegiances, ollie my boy): I Still Love The Spurs I know today's mailbox is going to be full of whining Spurs fans and every other club mocking us. Quite rightly as well. However, as I watched the inevitable balls-up by my beloved Spurs last night I started to think. Now, I am 30 years old and started seriously following Spurs in the mid-80s, so aside from 1987 when we had a good, although trophyless season, I have never seen much glory. However, I have seen Gazza at his prime, Ginola dazzling, the great attacking Ossie team of 1994/1995. I have also seen Justin Edinburgh, Jason Cundy, Stuart Nethercott, Ian Walker, Ramon Vega, Sergei Rebrov, six 0-0s in a row and numerous 5-1 and 6-1 thrashings by other teams. I saw Spurs go 3-0 up against Man Utd and lose 5-3 and I saw us go 3-0 against Man City and lose 4-3 against ten men. I saw us in Europe 1-0 up after two legs with a minute to go and still manage to lose 2-1 in Germany. I went to the hell hole that is Grimsby last year and watched us lose. And you know what? I loved it. I love the inevitability that we will mess things up. I am not one of these dull, boring Spurs fans who claim they would rather lose 7-4 and 'entertain' like "...the good old days...". To me, there have been no 'good old days'. Just, what I guess, can only be called gallows humour. I love my Spurs, with all their errors, mistakes and general comedy mess-ups. So, to Spurs fans who are definitely going to be moaning today - don't. Remember why you love Spurs - it can't be for winning stuff so why moan when we don't win stuff? And to all the other fans who are laughing at us - enjoy it cos we are...well I am...sometimes. *weeps* Andrew Binns, Spurs

this is a hollow story without a copy of said email being posted here

hunh?

yeah i got a few stealth pix of some poor dumbass getting busted in Charlotte. His entire bus was painted in a marijuana leaf motif– who would ever think that the cops would take an interest in it?!? hilarious stuff, mtnman

you're just envious that it wasn't you that she pulled up onto the stage, marco

...and that's the day you decided to become a lawyer and protect the rights of the unwashed spinning masses

Beyond the Mind's Eye synchs up nicely with Grayfolded but you need something a little more 'stimulating for the mind' to appreciate the nuances (3D glasses can also help)

he can score you some rohypnol if that's what you're after :crazy:

looks like AD's gonna be rocking a new pair of parachute pants soon

Football Factory and I.D. are supposed to be a bit better- I DLed I.D. but haven't watched it yet- I quite liked the Football Facotry, the book was of course better but there was less "explain it to the wide-eyed Yank" sorta scenes anyway

nice, i find the spice balance to be a little more delicate with fish- it's not so good to throw in the kitchen sink, as it were. the coriander vs cumin sounds intriguing tilapia is our most often consumed fish

::resists the urge to make lewd remark:: what kinda fish there marco?

there's a taper's forum?

fack that shouldn't be making me thirsty at 8:11 in the morning damn you badams!

nope [color:#cccccc]actually i don't know much about him

ppfffffttttt anyone here cuold start your nose bleeding with a flick of their pinky finger