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I think the point is it'll never, ever, ever, ever happen.

Bergkamp, can't make a judgment on Van Basten because i'm a young'n.

£30 million for James Milner is, quite frankly. hillarious. And to think David Villa went for less than £5m more to the best club in the world. Madness.

'Arry says he'd like to sign Joe Cole but he's agreed to go somewhere else. Oh where could it be!

rage.

lol on the cusp lolz

omgz peado etc

Lisa Hannigan is an awesome musician, but she is very awkward to look at. Not that she's bad looking, she just seems...awkward.

Old enough to crawl...old enough to spra.....nevermind.

How hot are Brazilian women like? I'd go there and happily get some STI's after a few nights hard work. Looking forward to the WC footage of them and their bouncy knockers in the stadium.

Wonder if we'll see that link tomorow in the paper?

Grass on the pitch, play cricket?

Why would we refer to it affectionately? Our sole aim is to pound the **** out of it. Clunge it shall remain until the word filter subsides!

Yep. Clunge should come with a warning system.

I've been in that situation, it's shit. Best thing to do is take a step back and let it play out. Interational diplomacy has nothing on two mates fighting about a chick.

He's going to end up as a centipede.

Aye, this situation never arises, so it shouldn't be used to justify it. In fact the movie makes a point of it, in explaining that outside these isolated and extreme circumstances there is very little to argue for/against. However, in theory if this was to arise then this movie explains that moral dilemmas should be set aside. There are no real alternatives when dealing with the character in this movie, who is deluded by their faith and determined to blow people seven ways to sunday. And the movie (albeit at the very end) shows you that even with torture of this kind, they'll still win because their will is stronger than ours. But for a movie it's enjoyable and worth a watch!

Link

SPOILER OMG SPOILERRRR It pretty much suggests that in extreme situations that torture is necassary in order to get results. They try and balance it by suggesting that in war there is no right and wrong, only life and death. And in the situation the movie brings up, sacrificing few in order to save millions is the main dilemma. It tries to portray the moral problem of it through the female, who says torture is wrong in any instance (although she conveniently comes round to the idea). In the media it is portrayed as 'what is right or wrong' and goes into all this murky grey area, in the movie they do their best to show the difference between the armchair debates and the reality of these situations, which are more black and white. NO MORE SPOILERS YAY

Yeah that movie makes you need a shower afterwards. The showers necessity soley depends on ones reaction to the events in question, however.

Irreversible, it's french. Has Monica Belluci. Has violence and Vincent Cassel being awesome. Pretty grim, but brilliant! (it's told backwards aswell)

Will we get news on the situation today? Really don't want to be cheering on Milner during the WC only to turn out he's signed for Citeh.

Thought he was going to Chelski?

That was almost witty, you know? Good try.