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I thought Unai's jacket was quite nice. Such an underrated point. It should be included in the poll.

That looks fantastic.

Merry Christmas from the Antipodes!

For me, it doesn't really matter where the world cup is played. Whatever competition FIFA is involved in, it is just a huge shit stain on the sport.

Famous for one thing, and can't even do that properly. Salt Bae is pretty f***ing useless too.

This piece of shit needs to be stopped.

To say I didn't watch any of it, I would be lying, but I never went out of my way to watch it, except for the Argentina penalty shootouts (to see Emi in action) a few hours later on youtube. Whenever I was on night shift, usually somebody would put the games on, and I would watch a couple of minutes here and there. I never watched a full game though, because work, and the game that would happen to be on would be so batshitly boring. Yet another thing grinding my gears is the gaslighting from FIFA trying to convince everyone that this is the best world cup ever. I call bullshit, and f*** you, FIFA!

Seinfeld?

Getting a fair play trophy from FIFA would be like getting a peace prize from Putin.

So glad this shambles is finally over.

Bunch of clueless cupid stunts.

Surely, surely this can't be real. Someone is taking the piss, right?

I prefer a challenge. I turn the pieces over, and go from there. The final picture is always the same though. Its London morning sky every time.

Why does that guy have baby Bane strapped to his chest? Doesn't he realise that when he grows up, he is going to cripple Batman?

He might Come Undone after he Reflex on his performance. Sounds like he couldn't Save A Prayer let alone save in goal today.

No matter who wins, you're happy.

While his kids are sleeping, Gareth steals back the money he gave them for Christmas. Then punishes them for losing it.

Gareth Southgate gets drunk and picks fights at petting zoos.

Get rid of Gareth and keep the waistcoat. Gareth was holding the waistcoat back all along.

Underneath Gareth's waistcoat is another waistcoat.

You are right. Our cost of living is higher. What I was thinking of and should have meant was the exchange rate. When I was over there, we were paying almost double for things there than what we would back home. As for our cost of living, to offset this, we are paid higher wages. I saw a billboard advertising police careers in the tube, and they were offering something like 23000 pound or around abouts. An Australian cop wouldn't even get out of bed for that. As for the music scene, that is one of the things that England do much much better. Easily at least 90% of my favourite bands are English, and sorry Blandy, but I am with @bickster on Crowded House. They are the South Sea Cold Play.

Malmo. Its closest to Villa Park.

Gareth Southgate hands out easter eggs at Christmas.

So Watford is not an exciting place? That's cool with me, I wouldn't be looking for excitement there. What I like about Watford is a couple of things. Firstly, the location. It is only about an hour away by train to Birmingham, so going to Villa Park every second weekend won't be much of a hassle. For non Villa related fun, London is only a half hour away. Secondly, it seems to be quite a safe and comfortable place. Apparently, it has one of the lowest crime rates in the country, so I don't have to worry about 15 year old kids kicking in my windows to nick all my stuff while I am doing nudie runs through Hyde Park. What I consider is this. I like the fun and shiny things that the big cities have to offer, but I don't want to have to deal with the problems that are usually associated with in living in big cities. Location is big factor me. Watford wins! Disclaimer; Despite having a wonderful time there when i visited, I couldn't live in England. I would find it difficult adapting to the cost of living, the weather, the traffic, and the higher rate of crime, to name a few things. England has many great things going for it too, but what wins out, what do you take for granted first, the good or the bad? Also, if I was going to live somewhere in England, I would probably exercise more due diligence and research than a quick google and a rail map.