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paddy

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  1. I started the first episode of BoB after getting the box set 2 months ago. I haven't seen it in yonks, was bloody surprised to see Simon Pegg in it! But I shall be disciplining myself, unlike the West Wing which I am getting through about 4-8 episodes a week, BoB shall treasured and spread out.

    Getting a dvd player that can hold 5 dvds has been brilliant for me. Means I don't race through series. Currently got Season 5 of the Wire. BOB, Sopranos, The Day Today and Series 3 of Hustle on the go.

  2. Sent a message who I went to uni with who supports Watford. This was his response:

    "Ben wrote "Hey Mate! Yeah i recon he looks like a handy little guy. Definitely not the strongest yet, he could do with bulking out a bit but hes fast n got pretty good movement. Will have to give him a few weeks to settle and see how hes doing then. A good buy for you though i reckon"

    Not the most insightful but thought I'd share as he's seen more than most of us of him.

  3. Love them. Never had one as a kid as my brother was allergic. Can't have one now until I'm able to move to my own place and even then it seems cruel to leave it on its own while I'm at work. I'm determined to have one eventually though I've wanted one all my life.

  4. The obvious answer seems to be yes here. It probably sounds a stupid question. But in places like New Zealand it's not. You're obviously still responsible legally for any damage you cause, it's just a case of whether you're insured for it.

    The thinking behind it is to drive prices down. When it's compulsory prices get ridiculous and young drivers can be forced to pay thousands. But would it work in thus country? Probably not as well as in NZ but you never know.

    I think I'm in the "it should stay as it is" category at the moment but I can certainly see the other side of the argument with insurance being so expensive.

    Thoughts?

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