Up the Junction wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 5:49 pm In my experience, the archive.org TOSECs are incredibly slow - hence why I sought an alternative.

Definitely a good alternative source, though.

Nah, FTP is the way to go baby, will be making full use of myrient now I know it exists

There's a lot of stuff on archive.org, too, including some of the harder-to-find stuff like Teknoparrot roms.

Still can't get over that finish. Proper goosebumps stuff. To be well ahead on points and about to win the decision, but still insist on trading for the last 10 seconds is the most Gangster thing I've seen done in the UFC. The second most Gangster thing was when he paused mid fight to teach Brian O...

Puff Daddy wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 2:30 pm Isn't this made from girders ?

Technically, “gerchduzz”.

Was Irn Bru much different to Tizer? I can’t remember what Tizer tasted like. An Irish bloke I used to work with once referred to this stuff as “red lemonade”, so I wonder if they’re kinda like the Coke/Pepsi of the red lemonade market?

No cypress hill black Sunday or Pantera Vulgar display, but two albums by Fiona Apple? Not for me, Clive.

We were never going to be allowed to win that, were we.

This ref reminds me of the big streak of piss who sent Beckham off at the 98 WC. A real stroppy hairdresser who is completely out of his depth officiating games.

Taffy Hammer wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 9:23 pm wtf we ve gone from overdrive to reverse they back in the game in spades

Tough to build anything when they’re getting away with fouling our forwards.

WCpete wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 7:53 pm Slightly yellow card happy Spanish ref for the game.

Massive homer last week, balanced by a massive away advantage this week

Late of the Boleyn wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 7:16 pm Re:1 What does she think about you having a Lesley Ash avatar?

TTS = Lee Chapman

As a former smoker who battled the snouts for years, I’m delighted to see the nasty things phased out.

bubbles1966 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 1:44 pm The exaggerated mannerisms and vocal affectations of Robert Peston and others of the same ilk.

Up there with the way Nick Clegg had been taught to use his hands whilst talking b*llocks into a microphone.

Royston: Republic d'Essex wrote: ↑Wed Apr 17, 2024 10:58 amHe locks eyes with me and stiffens.

They're on discount now - £27 for the base model, if you're still in the market.

I'm toying with the idea of quitting work altogether, and letting the state take care of us for a few years. I'm bored with working for a living, and fancy taking the scouse approach.

Since we're on the subject of talentless ****ers, there is a woman at work that is married to a wealthy guy and they are trying to buy a house in London. She has an offer in for £3m on a place. Supposedly Matt Hancock took a look at it but didn't fancy it, and anyway, his budget is £4m. How the mer...

westham,eggyandchips wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 7:05 am I never knew she started in BB. I suppose, given time, things will go full circle and she'll end up on some 'celebrity' version of it?

Her standout moment on the show was when she stood on an oak picnic table, breaking it.

sendô wrote: ↑Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:16 pm I get it 5L at a time from Costco.

£36 + VAT last time if I remember rightly.

£46 now. Don’t think you pay VAT on oil.

Super Hot on the Xbox. Tried it a few times down the years and never got hold of it properly, but am really enjoying it now. Lacks variety but it’s still a clever and fun action puzzler. A clever and fun action puzzler that's getting exponentially more difficult, to the point where I may have to un...

Olive oil. If Marie Antoinette was alive today. Who's buying it 2L at a time? How much artisan sourdough are they going through? We get through gallons of the stuff. Or, at least, we used to, when it was cheaper than gold. I'd drink it for breakfast, if I could afford it. Which I can't. So I don't.