Bigal

What's a rolling contract? I want to know for sure before I sign one.

Oh, and something else; in this Bradford video, the kid is genuinely angry, jus not about FM, right?

Just a thought; does anyone see Sunderland getting ahold of Alex McLeish?

I think Soviet Strike rings a bell. Maybe that's it.

I remember an incredibly crappy one on the Playstation. Any idea what it was called?

Download has made me come in excitement twice in as many weeks...what with Metallica and Guns...my two favourite bands...I dont care if guns is basically Axl and friends, still their songs, and still their vocalist. I could care less if slash and his hat were playing with him.

I could kiss you for that :kiss:

Free would be blues rock, as would Cream.

Hidden Agenda.

Get it on Abandonia.

The 70s.

Bob Dylan made Blood on the Tracks, probably his best album. Led Zeppelin made rock and roll, rock and roll. The Who were still kicking. Pink Floyd went concept. AC/DC formed and had the Bon Scott years.

There's probably more, but I'm not thinking much.

I hate Harry Hill doing stand-up or pretty much anything, but I must confess my love for TV Burp. Well, at least the clips; the fights and the sketches absolutely suck.

Would the Blue Danube (I think that's the name) be any good for calm and soothing?

Everyone loves Dusty Springfield and Janis Joplin. Well, they should at least.

And um...well, I don't really listen to many females. Rachael Yamagata writes some good stuff. That's me spent

Yeah, definitely. I think this season has been more violent so far anyway.

Cummings sent in an assassin to kill Jack, who was let in by Spencer. Spencer was revealed as a mole, but he himself didn't know he was one, thinking he was working on a classified mission for the White House. Tony got out of surgery and Jack went to see him, but the assassin attacked before anything could be found out. CTU were convinced now that Cummings was a terrorist, but had no proof, so Jack went to bring him in as a rogue.

In the next episode, Jack called Mike and asked him to meet in secret. About the same time, Cummings got a call from that terrorist guy and agreed the best option was to reveal everything. He confessed to Logan, and revealed the real nature of the attacks; he had had a remote planted in the nerve gas so that it could be detonated before it reached the Russians. I can't remember all the details, but it would lead to the US having plenty of cheap oil for many years. Cummings thought he was being patriotic, but Logan demanded that he tell him where the nerve gas was. Walt didn't know, and told Logan that the best option was to let the attack happen and protect his public profile by arresting in Jack and Mike.

At the same time, CTU were close to uncovering the plot, and so were ordered to transfer everything to NSA and stop the investigation. They disregarded the order. Meanwhile, Jack and Mike were arrested, but with help from Aaron (the head of security guy) Jack escaped. He and Aaron grabbed Cummings and demanded to know where the cannisters were. Walt said he didn't know, so Jack threatened to cut out his eyes, and Cummings confessed they were in a dockyard tanker.

CTU were put back in play, and Logan told Jack he was stupid for believing that Cummings didn't know anything about the nerve gas location. Martha has fallen out with Charles for not believing her in the first place. A tactical team was sent to the dockyards, but when they opened the crates, the cannisters were gone.

In the season 3 DVD, I'm up to the part where Stephen Saunders has ordered the president to kill Chapelle and deliver his body in the next hour.

I can't WAIT for Season 5 to get to the intensity level of that season. Incredible storyline.

That was one of the BEST hours I've ever seen in 24, or at least when the deadline finally hits. I also can't wait for it to get to that intensity.

Best of AC/DC

1. High Voltage

2. Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap

3. The Jack (Live)

4. Sin City

5. Gone Shooting

6. If You Want Blood (You Got It)

7. You Shook Me All Night Long

8. Shoot to Thrill

9. For Those About To Rock (We Salute You)

10. Moneytalks

11. Thunderstruck

12. Hard As A Rock

13. Stiff Upper Lip

14. Showbusiness

Best of Bob Dylan

1. Don't Think Twice (It's All Right)

2. Like A Rolling Stone (Live)

3. Highway 61 Revisited

4. I Shall Be Released

5. Subterranean Homesick Blues

6. Simple Twist of Fate

7. Positively 4th Street

8. If You See Her, Say Hello

9. Every Grain of Sand

10. Hurricane

11. Leopard-Skin Pill-Box Hat (Live)

12. Desolation Row

13. Forever Young

14. Lay Lady Lay

15. Knockin' On Heaven's Door

16. Ring Them Bells

17. With God On Our Side

Best of Led Zeppelin

1. Whole Lotta Love

2. Livin' Lovin' Maid (She's Just A Woman)

3. Communication Breakdown

4. Moby Dick

5. Since I've Been Loving You

6. Rock and Roll

7. Black Dog

8. Trampled Underfoot

9. The Ocean

10. Fool In The Rain

11. Tangerine

12. Dazed and Confused

Best of The Who

1. Baba O'Riley

2. Won't Get Fooled Again

3. Going Mobile

4. Pinball Wizard

5. My Generation

6. Magic Bus

7. I Can't Explain

8. Behind Blue Eyes

9. Who Are You

10. Anyway Anyhow Anywhere

How many are left in the game?

Who did it before?

The late, great Jim Varney. Second-best voice actor in the film, after John Ratzenburger.

So's my gran.

Just go to the editor, then the competition you want, select the team you want to move out, click swap and choose the team you want in its place. Simple as that.

However, it does lead to Wigan and West Ham being in 1st and 5th place in the Scottish Premier league

Chantelle. She got 50-odd percent of the vote, so it wasn't even close.

I once lost 11-0 to England while playing as Northern Ireland, ironically in the game in Belfast.

Where's the best place to get the mods other than the SI forums? For some reason, my e-mail address is banned there.

Okay, saw this for 20 quid in Game. Worth getting?

For those of us who missed it, who's Kim?

Because us losing is the next best thing they have to winner and since they rarely win, its pretty much all they'll ever have.

Personally I'd say it's because of the media hyping the team up far too much. Every time a World Cup or European Championship rolls around, it's all about how this is England's time and how it's possible for them to go all the way, how Beckham is at his peak, how Terry and Lampard are fantastic because they're with Chelsea, how Rooney is Jesus Christ II. etc. and yet every time they come up short and you read in the newspapers how it's a national tragedy. Not to mention that 1966 gets brought up in some form, in almost every game, by the commentators who come across as being totally biased, sycophantic idiots, and every time a studio pundit opens his mouth I almost choke on the arrogance that comes out.

In short, it really isn't anything against the players, the country or the fans, but more because the press/media seem to portray the opinion that it's England's given right to win every game and whenever they don't there's always something to blame, whether it be a penalty spot, a disallowed goal, a football that's too light/heavy, David Seaman, the opposition fans, the venue, the time of day, the lunar cycle or the colour of Sven's socks, and never the fact that the team and the individual players just aren't as good as they (the press) are building them up to be and that they can't handle that.