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  • Watch it they may shoot you for slagging them off, for liberties sake obviously.

    Recommend you read these Series by Philip Kerr (page 1) right up your street I'd have thought.
    Yep, very different in tone and content to the TV series, the first one is about the ice-pick killer. Yet the main plot thing was whether Dexter was actually the murderer himself, which they obviously couldn't do in the Tv show. As it's first person, you don't find out much about other characters, and it all starts to get a bit supernatural in later ones.

    Personally think this Dexter is a lot geekier, but thinks he's cool, in the end Hall's portrayal of him took that aspect out of it, because he's a dude.

    Interesting, but as I say after the first book, very little to do with the series, more broadly comedic too.
    Yeah, listened through it a few times but yet to get it myself. As I think I've said before, R U Mine? is my favourite Monkeys song now, I think, and the album takes a lot from it.
    Send me whatever you had on last year's comp and I'll finish it and start this year's.

    My email is my name @ hotmail.co.uk
    England leapfrogs India to 2nd place in ICC Test ranking

    Actually you are right!
    It cost me about a tenner to go to the second day of the Lords test against SA last year. Free bus service to the ground, fiver for a ticket, fiver for food.

    I pay full price nowadays though, so the only advantage I get over you now is transport.
    Not sure if I've given my congratulations for the wedding yet, so here it is if I haven't.

    Exams also make attending tests in the May/June period much harder, so the last two years I haven't been able to attend any games of the first series. I've never actually been to a match in England out of London, I'm quite lucky to have two local grounds that get a lot of games, so would quite like to attend a midlands game in the next year or two, maybe at TB or Edgbaston.

    Old Trafford means I have to go to Manchester :ph34r:
    Have the last three years, but had never actually gone before that. I usually go to at least one Lords test every year, but didn't this year, partly because I forgot to enter the ballot, and also because I didn't have a spare 90 quid lying around :p

    Games used to cost a fiver for me when I was under 16, so I could always go regularly, now I pay full price it's much more difficult. This is the first year I've only gone to one test in yonks actually.
    Ha, had a couple of sherberts (six, to be exact) with the Fenerbache game and crashed on me sofa. Next thing I know it's ten past four and I can't get back to sleep.
    Cheers buddy

    Absolute tragedy and devastating for the parents

    Just hope that they can find the strength to move on as they are in a seriously bad way
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