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It's simple, really. Some cats are great companions, with big personalities and their silly antics are fun to watch. Other cats are skittish and boring.

Did you hear about the Canadian sled dog slaughter? About 100 dogs were shot one at a time, because the owner had no use for them anymore. :x

I love big dogs that are smart and aren't neurotic. I don't like little yip yap dogs. It's really all about the personality, just like cats. I've met some cats that are funny little characters with big personalities, and dogs who either just lay there, or little ones that don't stop yip yapping. There's a new cross breed you see more and more now called Labranard. Beautiful mix, with a mellow temperament.

It's brutal here. Worst winter in at least 20 years. There is 23 inches of iced over snow on the ground here, with another 6 due today....

Well, you wouldn't want to come around Malden or Everett and say that :winkold:

Double post......s piss me off

Move to New York, then. Nah, I've got plenty of Italian family up here to sort me out, but thanks for the suggestion.

Greek pizza.

He seemed pretty defiant, really, and you have to think this is going to get real ugly by week's end....

Friedel 8 - Could have easily been 6-1 Clark 6- Nothing noteworthy Dunne 5 - Not mobile enough Collins 5 - Seemed like his head wasn't in the game Walker 7- Positive going forward, tidy enough at back Petrov 5- Slow and sloppy Albrighton 5- Fast and sloppy Young 6- Off the pace tonight Downing 7- Bright, positive Makoun 8- Composed and smart, looks a great signing Bent 7- Whiffed on a couple of decent chances Gabby 6- Nothing noteworthy NRC 6-Same Heskey 6-Same I think GH should replace Collins or Dunne with Cuellar next match, also rest Petrov for NRC. Giggs should have been sent off for trying to break Downing's leg, and who knows, he might have... If Stu is fit for Fulham, I'd play him and Ashley on the wings, NRC and Makoun in the middle, with Bent and Heskey up front. There's no cohesion to the attack with Ashley drifting around all over the place. Petrov looked so slow today, I was wishing Bradley was out there instead, I can't wait for him to get in there. Good to see Everton lost today as well.... I expect a better result against Fulham.

Total sh*t. Gabby on for Albrighton to start the 2nd half, please. NRC on for Petrov, who looks stuck in molasses.

The pressure is on United, IMO. I can see us nicking this one again. 2-1, Villa Bent, Downing Berbatov

Is Makoun playing tonight?

Bit of a noob ipod question- If I plug my ipod into my current library on itunes, does the music on itunes override what's on the ipod, thereby erasing it?

Impact players signed and we are winning games....

Yes and it has been said many of times that he injured himself in the first half, only trained once with the lads before the game and it was his first PL debut. What's the injury?

All nice goals, but awful defending didn't hurt either...

Did I hear correctly that Santa Cruz was injured? Shocked, I tell you, shocked.

Not a huge fan of the underwater zone...it's a little claustrophobia-inducing....absolutely love Uldum, though, it's like a huge Iron Maiden Powerslave landscape. Not thrilled with Dunholme, but like Twilight Highlands. Hyjal was nice to fly around in, but the quests were eh..... Some of the instances take a LONG time, almost too long, when you're grinding heroics, and keep getting HoO as your random

Eh, so he didn't ditch them then...he's treated like a king up there, paid handsomely, and they have a shot at a Europa League spot. They also just bought the hottest young striker in world football. What is so bad? Finish the season strong, and wait to see what players are brought in over the summer.

I'm sick of these players who ditch their clubs as soon as the going gets a little rough. How about sticking it out, and helping the club improve? No **** loyalty...

Oh yes, them too. But in terms of the regional power balance, does any one country have more to lose from this than Israel, I wonder? (I mean countries in that area, not us or the US finding our time-honoured tributes being less forthcoming). In power balance terms, I doubt Israel will worry. In terms of power it dominates, it's effectively a Western country that finds itself in the middle of a bunch of countries that are developed but not quite on that level of might. What may worry it is that it'll chuck the dynamic of the region out of whack, as I said above the whole region balances on tension. Currently Egypt (and Jordan) get on rather well with Israel, a change to that may worry them. I suppose what I'm trying to say here is that Israel stands on top of a pyramid that holds itself together against the odds. This could change the odds, but Israel will still be on top barring a complete catastrophy... it just may not like the state of that position when the odds change. If Jordan goes pop that could raise some very interesting questions in the Holy Land. It's part of Eretz Yisrael, and a part that as they've become friendly they've given up on. I do wonder if Jordan collapses or finds itself heavily in turmoil, the Eretz Yisrael popular rhetoric changes... I can't see Jordan collapsing, it's pretty stable. But Lebanon was already on the verge of failed state status, Yemen, too. What a mess.

Well, according to the results, I'm decidedly average.....

Well, according to the results, I'm decidedly average.....

Right now I'm breaking even every month. But I have no debt, and I can walk to work in 10 minutes. No rush hour driving madness or subway misery.