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Gravy or curry sauce with battered sausages is lovely. I wouldn't have gravy with fish though.

My boy does it again. It looked like that overhand right knocked him out and the left as he was dropping woke him back up. I do think the ref could've stopped it a bit earlier, Moicano took so many unanswered shots before it was stopped.

53 minutes ago, Chest Rockwell said:

The Florida Man meme is about five years old.

It's a lot older than that, I remember the Florida tag on news stories back on Fark.com. 

I can now imagine you turning up to the under 7 games wearing one of these beauties.

That looks nicer than the Domino's cheeseburger pizza. Mostly because it's not covered in rank burger sauce.

Being in the south west region, but working away in Kent at the moment I put my postal vote in weeks ago. I will freely admit I was swayed to vote for Lord Andrew Adonis, because of his name. I did my due diligence and he is anti Brexit, speaking about issues that align with my own views.

16 minutes ago, jazzygeofferz said:

Street Fighter 3 Third Strike turns 20 years old tomorrow. Anybody fancy a few games on PSN or XBox Live? I've got it on my PS4,XBox One and 360. Heck I've got it on the Dreamcast at my Mum's.

Whenever someone brings up that game, all I can think of is this.

23 minutes ago, Merzbow said:

Does anyone remember a very, very old "light gun" arcade game with a full size rifle and you'd shoot clay pigeons on a projected(?) image on a wall?

That'll be Shoot Away by Namco https://www.arcade-museum.com/game_detail.php?game_id=9526 . The game needed to be played in near darkness for the best accuracy, so if the arcade was too bright it wouldn't work properly.

This is simply because my neighbour is playing terrible happy hardcore at a loud volume. So I've countered with grindcore and death metal.

EDIT: I have just heard a fuck awful remix of Eye of the Tiger, with dogshit chipmunk vocals.

@PowerButchi Appears to have included 3 rounds of "toast" to his meal as well. Eating all that would put me into a massive food coma.

11 hours ago, mim731 said:

While in Torquay this week. Very tasty!

Do you know what chippy it was? I am going there at the weekend and was wondering if it was one of the restaurants by the harbour.

Maybe just get a 3.5mm headphone lead to go from the computer to the amp.https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003PU0O3A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_yy2TCbXJ78KD7

Over the past few evenings I have been watching love, robots and death on Netflix. It's a collection of 10-15 minutes long sci-fi animated shorts. Some of them are really impressive and I would like to see the ideas expanded. A couple of them are a bit formulaic, but overall the quality is good.

22 hours ago, Devon Malcolm said:

 

Here's the same photo with better focus.

As long as it's not Supercharger, I am fine with it.

I am not a fan of Tennant, but his role as Kilgrave in Jessica Jones was really good. He actually won me over with his performance in that.

DRUNK EMAIL MAY HAVE CONVINCED QUORN TO LAUNCH VEGAN DINOSAUR NUGGETS. https://www.livekindly.co/quorn-dinosaur-shaped-veggie-nugget/?fbclid=IwAR1PO3iJnUoHumVcul-MUaG8vzCIqjMrMH-oVdXm7NeQhHGNN1NjhCIacx0

It does sort of sounds like a if Raining Blood was covered by a 60s prog garage band.

6 minutes ago, BomberPat said:

Everything about Trump's behaviour as president, about his constant lying and contradiction, about his attitude towards women and those who work under him, is indicative of someone who is used to getting what they want and not having anyone say "no". It's probably the first time in his life that he can't either get what he wants, or pass the buck on to someone else to deal with it.

I think that this little comic really does sum Trump up. He campaigned as being an everyman who lived the American dream and brought himself up from his boot straps. Then 99 percent of everything that comes out of his mouth has been disproved as a lie, or shown to be completely impractical. Then he just dismisses it as "fake news"

1 minute ago, David said:

The truth is, none of us know for certain. I don't buy into this idea of him being some sort of evil genius who had all of this planned out to the point where he's sitting in the White House, but by the same token I don't believe for a second that he's an absolute fool who just stumbled into the position he's in.

The truth, as in many situations, probably lies somewhere in the middle.

I'm not saying he's a completely incompetent fool. I am just saying that he grew up extremely well off and is extremely driven. Unfortunately he is driven by his ego and he that running for president was a publicity stunt. I honestly believe that he never thought he would win and because of being an egotist, he can't back down. So now America has a president whose so used to getting his own way that being held culpable is incredibly galling to him. He thought that he could just waltz into office and do whatever he wanted. Which history has shown that it's not going to end well for any company he has owned. So imagine if he didn't have the cabinet and advisors stopping him from doing whatever he wanted. 

1 hour ago, BomberPat said:

The smartest thing Donald Trump ever did was recognise that he didn't need to be a successful businessman so much as he needed the brand of being a successful businessman, and that's been his approach since the 1980s, and doubly so since The Apprentice.

I don't see Trump spreading his name about as a brand as something he had planned to improve his business. I see it as the machinations of an egotistical mad man. I think that it was all an accidental thing where someone came to him about using his name as a brand on buildings. Of course he would go ahead with it, that's something the directly strokes his ego.

On 3/11/2019 at 8:17 PM, wandshogun09 said:

I feel dirty linking to this because of Schaub. I’m ashamed of myself. But it’s not him I’m recommending here, it’s Big Francis Ngannou. 

My favourite comment from the video is this "Its a shame his English is so broken. Slurring his words and looked like he was drooling a little at times. Francis speaks well though."

No way is he light heavy, he looks like a leaner version of Fedor body wise. Also one of the clips looks like him sparking out Bigfoot Silva, but looking at the result he won by decision. A strong gust of wind will knockout Bigfoot these day, also he weighed in on his last fight at 215.5 which is a good 10lbs of LHW.

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During a heavy rainstorm in Derry, Maine, Georgie Denbrough (Tony Dakota) plays in the streets with a paper sailboat made by his stuttering older brother Bill (Jonathan Brandis). It goes down a storm drain, where Georgie encounters Pennywise the Dancing Clown(Tim Curry). Pennywise entices Georgie to reach in to retrieve his boat, only for him to tear his arm off and leave him to bleed to death.

From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/It_(miniseries)#1960