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Yeah, not guilty for two rape charges and one of attempted indecent assault. Given how hard it is to get a guilty verdict it's probably still a good result for the prosecution. With new charges being brought the judge will have to give a fairly harsh sentence you'd think.

Has anybody played Godzilla Destory All Monsters Melee remastered? I've not played the original or any of the sequels but it looks tremendous basic fun. A wrestling game with monsters essentially. The roster looks a bit thin though, feel like there should have been more variations on the different monsters.

Get the feeling he won't be found guilty. It's so hard to prove and all it takes is one jurer to say well she should have said no louder.

I don't think that's just USA really though is it? Reform have said they would remove VAT on petrol and lower fuel duty by 5p. We may be racists and sex offenders, but you're petrol price will be low(er). Still polling at over 20% (wouldn't win many seats though).

I feel you should never have so many titles that you can't even really defend them all on a PPV/special (whatever WWE call them now). Seems like both are stuck with that issue now. So many titles is obviously down to both promotions having to fill loads of TV time, and monthly big events etc and I completely understand why they went down this route but it certainly feels lazy at times. @Lion_of_the_Midlands I do agree, and often wondered when did main events suddenly become 30-45 minute specials? I don't think they need to be, not all the time anyway. I feel 23-30 became the WWE norm over 20 years ago, and remember Austin and The Rock rarely went above 20, but Okada vs Omega caused the near hour one fall marathon.

Depends, cheese and onion, union jack tickler's come at a premium.

I had a mock interview today to help get people to promote within. They gave me 3 questions in advance, and all 3 I'd been asked before so obviously they get asked at pretty much all interviews for the next level. They actually seemed surprised at how good my answers were. The one that went best was about projects I'd managed, previously I'd said the main project I'd worked on, but was only second in command of this £15m capital project (yeah only second), so got heavily disected. This time I just talked about a smaller one where I'd increased income for the council, they basically said the perfect answer in a council is giving an example of increasing income while not making it less accessible. Just for context it was replacing coin slots with card readers in public bogs and then increasing the price. Shame it wasn't real.

Kind of feel the producers felt oh Richard E Grant as a traitor will be entertaining and that was their plan and it went tits up. Kind of feel he would have gone quickly anyway. Maybe their other plan was stick Hannah Fry in and the over 35 men watch. But overall feel the balance was wrong and nobody really caused a stir.

Considering the pretty meh transfer window Everton are actually doing alright really. Small squad will probably be a bigger issue later in the season though.

Couldn't find a basketball thread strangely. Anyway went to see the London Lions yesterday, it was Eurocup rather than SLB but not sure that matters. Anyway it was great frantic fun. Against Turk Telecom, and wow did the away fans turn up. You could get family tickets for £30 which is pretty cheap for pro sport. I would definitely recommend people to check out their local team.

I like Lego Jurassic Park, but yeah to complete 100% you probably have to go through each level a fair few times. I've also played Star Wars Skywalker Saga. It's a much bigger game and some interesting side missions but I think Jurassic Park is the better game.

I must say this is the worst Traitors I've seen. It's now on as my partner wants to keep it on but I'm not really fussed. Previously every series has had people you really don't want to win and people you really can get behind. You kind of need of need some to be Traitors. The two Traitors who aren't James Acaster are boring as fuck.

The financial case is actually not very good. It costs the USA about $2-3m per execution, about triple the cost of sticking them in prison for 60 years. You've also come up with the worst crime immaginable in your head, but how would you stop it being given for less? Once you've introduced it, it will become more prevalent for other things. It's also not a detterant, and it's never been proven as one. In the USA, states with the death penalty have higher murder rates.

Yep, we all know Jannetty tried to dive through the window.

Sounds like NJPW tag team of Bad News Brown and Ivan Koloff.