Stevo985

I'm in the process of buying a new PS3, so I'd like to be more involved with the crew this time round! I think my game time with you lot totalled about 7 minutes last time

That sounds like it would be really disgusting.

They have that weird deal in Subway at the moment where if you order a 12" sub, it's cheaper if you get a drink with it (including the cost of the drink) than if you don't.

Trying to explain to my parents why I was so excited by this news.

I think it's the implication that drinking before you go out is a 'new craze'. that is so weird. Another one to file under the "no shit Sherlock" section from the BBC. They had a story a couple of weeks ago. Headline was: Regular football training helps reduce obesity in men. Next week: reports suggest bears regularly defecate in the woods

You're a teacher. You're not allowed to eat curries.

Behave

gotcha

Best Subway choice!

I haven't seen it, but its probably one of those scenarios where people think "a film about X?... It must be promoting X!!" Wasn't trainspotting supposedly pro heroin? After watching that there's nothing in the world I'd rather do less! Trainspotting is what, an hour and a half long? It's also incredibly black. Nothing about Wolf of Wall Street suggests it's a dark film and frankly, I don't feel the need to see three hours of that kind of shenanigans. I know for a fact that after two hours of it I'll be asking it to get on with it already.I'm not entirely sure this is relevant to what I was saying. But I may have missed something.

Watched Donnie Brasco and The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas last night. The former was brilliant. Enjoyed it a lot. The latter was fine. Not quite the incredible tear jerker its been billed as, IMO. But worth a watch nonetheless

I haven't seen it, but its probably one of those scenarios where people think "a film about X?... It must be promoting X!!" Wasn't trainspotting supposedly pro heroin? After watching that there's nothing in the world I'd rather do less!

Just seen the video of her meeting her parents. Lovely stuff

Just seen the news. Incredible stuff. Well done Jenny!!

Received mine today. Amazing stuff. And I haven't even listened to it yet

I thought it was shit. Really shit. I appreciated it, if that makes sense. I could tell that some people would really like it and that is wasn't a bad film. I just hated every minute of it. Never been so bored.

most women wernt interested but when I got with my mrs she was fortunately in to it aswell, used to piss over each other a lot but must admit I much preferred to be on the receiving end. got to the point on a couple of occasions where she pissed in a glass and id neck itthat's properly disgusting.

I see you joined the forum in 2013 so you are relatively new. Let me tell you something, any confession you make will be remembered by all forum members, even 6 years down the line.only if its a particularly weird one of all the comments over the last few pages you choose to quote me, leave it man. And I would argue Rugeley's two are both weird. Although fair play to him for coming out with it. I salute you Rugeley. huh? I was just commenting on your point about people remembering confessions. I'm sure everyone will remember Rugeley's. That was kind of my point

If anyone did choose Tinker Tailor over the skin I live in (I believe they clashed) then they're an absolute mug

I see you joined the forum in 2013 so you are relatively new. Let me tell you something, any confession you make will be remembered by all forum members, even 6 years down the line. only if its a particularly weird one

Cheers to whoever recommended "The Skin I Live In" the other day. Just watched it, and it was flipping fantastic

Did that to my mate literally last week. He spent the whole day off work sat in his house. Eventually rang them IP and they said "Yeah we cancelled that" Shit service if you ask me

Married?! Bitch

Pull the otter one *sigh*

I lie somewhere in the middle of your view and BOF's view. We should most certainly give a ****. But there's a difference between giving a **** and feeling responsible for deaths that have nothing to do with you. We should be aware of the dangers of thi sgame (and of anything) and people should be encouraged not to participate in things that put them in that sort of danger. But, like I said before, you can't ban stuff that isn't dangerous, because a tiny minority have made it dangerous for them. Similarly, I feel absolutely no guilt, and neither should I, that those people have died as a result of them approaching a relatively harmless game idiotically. I feel sympathy, especially for the families, and I hope it doesn't happen to anyone else, and I hope people are more cautious as a result. But I don't feel guilt. It's not my fault and neither is it the game's fault.