sellyoakvilla

Nah whilst I was still on prescription, ignored doctors orders

No. I had Glandular Fever and was prescribed amoxicillin and I was foolish enough to go out and drink whilst I was still on prescription and threw up within a couple of drinks and had to come home. Of course it depends on how serious your condition is or how long you were prescribed for but I'd stay away from it just incase. Unless you don't mind projectile vomiting, of course.

What a tune!!

Beatles - She's So Heavy

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As much as it sounds like a good idea Jack, it'd have to be a song everybody is familiar with. I know it's been suggested several times, but the Kings of Leon tune was good, for sex on fire, as it's played all the time at Villa Park and just about everybody knows it at the moment.. Ashhhhhhhhhhhhhley, Young is on fire Sex On Fire

Last Shadow Puppets - Calm Like You

I don't see this "Spurs are a big club" notion. Yeah they have some big named players and have had a lot more in the past but I don't really see them as big. They've got a shit stadium, shit backroom staff and haven't won anything notable (except Carling Cup) for a while (I think anyway, quote me on that if I'm wrong). They have a lot of fans but I don't see them as a big club. The only reason they are uttered in the same breath as Arsenal, Chelsea, etc - is because they are from London. If Tottenham was in Birmingham they would not be a big club. Just like we're not, apparantly.

The reason they got to where they are is because of Redknapp. Unless they get the 'right man' and keep their main players, it's not going to be fun if your a Pompey fan. I hate him too.

I hate them all on that list. Especially West Ham and Portsmouth. How Portsmouth got to how they are now in such a short space of time I'll never know. All their fans are arrogant dickheads aswell just because they won the FA cup.

House of Leaves by Mark z. Danielewski. Bloody brilliant book. anyone read it? Still got a soft spot for Trainspotting by Irvine Welsh after all these years aswell

Wouldn't really go, if they had 3 syllables then definately

Empty seats has three syllables and Ian Taylor and Randy Lerner have four syllables

I'd like to echo this. A big marketing push was made by the club promoting these 'special' programmes and all we actually got for twice the normal price was a programme half the thickness with a shiny stiff cover.They are not even limited edition as your going to reprint them and sell them in the club shop! 50p off the next programme isn't exactly a generous offer too, is it? I expect the majority of people have lost the vouchers that were given out yesterday as well!

They will never be out, I keep them in fashion...muhahahaha My God, do you actually eat? Yes. Metabolism ftw

Hi general. Just a quick one Dissapointed with the programmes. Seems as if you paid the extra £2.50 just for the cover. There were less pages (30 odd, there are close to 70 in our premiership programmes) I know there's always been a smaller programme for cup games but it said on the Villa site that there would be 'in depth' analysis on Villa and the rest of the group...not exactly in depth is it? There were only a couple of pages if that on the rest of the group. Perhaps a scarf + programme combo at £10 for both would of been better. Also they sold out incredibly quickly. Perhaps this needs to be looked at for further special edition publications.

Muse - Butterflies & Hurricanes

That'd work Is that to the tune of "We are Tottenham, super Tottenham, from the lane" ?

The Smiths - Pretty Girls Make Graves

Tune

What happened to "we'll never die"? We'll never die, we'll never die We'll never die, we'll never die We'll keep the lion flag flying high 'Cos Aston Villa will never die One of my favourites

Ahem

I don't know that song Paddy and I guess I'm not alone either as the only Darkness song I can recall is I believe in a thing called love..

re to this - I am sure I am washing my shirt on a 30 but the colour is running into my lettering on the back of my shirt which is puzzling.

London Calling - the Clash