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Your friend hasn't got ITV? How?

Johnny's. It matches the Goldberg character well, and is just more pleasant to look at than Juan's.

Well, RE4 fit on two discs...

Is Xenosaga any comparison to the like of FFVII? If so, I'll be on the prowl for it.

1. AC/DC 2. Led Zeppelin 3. Queen 4. Pink Floyd 5. The Who 6. The Beatles 7. Rainbow 8. The Band 9. The Rolling Stones 10. Iron Maiden

A - Audition B - Battle Royale C - Castaway D - Dumb & Dumber E - Enter The Dragon F - Forrest Gump G - TIE, Ghostbusters II, Goodfellas H - Hana-Bi I - Identity J - Jackie Brown K - Kill Bill Vol. 2 L - Last Samurai M - Mad Max N - Pass O - One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest P - Pulp Fiction Q - Quadrophenia R - Reservoir Dogs S - 3-WAY TIE, Scarface, Shaun of the Dead, and Star Wars - Empire Strikes Back T - Texas Chainsaw Massacre U - Pass V - Vertigo W - Wizard of Oz X - X-Men Y - Yojimbo Z - Zatoichi

I have little to contribute that hasn't been said already, but I just want to say God bless David Healy. First time in 33 years, at home in 78 years. Northern Ireland has a team of heroes tonight

AC/DC - Back in Black, Highway to Hell, Powerage, Let There Be Rock, If You Want Blood (You Got It) Metallica - Black Album, Master of Puppets Green Day - Dookie, Nimrod RATM - Self-titled Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast Guns N' Roses - Appetite for Destruction

I look like this right now. It only took about 7 bazillion years, and a team as low down the pecking order as Azerbaijan, but we won! Great day for Northern Ireland...and I just realised I have nothing more to say

Pink Floyd - The Dark Side Of The Moon

Vocals: Robert Plant Guitar 1: Ritchie Blackmore Guitar 2: George Harrison Bass/Keyboards: John Paul Jones Drums: Keith Moon

Having just got back into reading, I've managed to work my way through a few books in the past month or two. First was Vol.1 of Ian Kershaw's biography of Hitler, which was pretty good, although too detailed, which caused some parts to be a little boring. Oh, and before that there was another book about the Berlin bunker. After that I moved on to the first two books of the Star Wars: New Jedi Order series, namely Vector Prime and Dark Tide: Onslaught. Both were very enjoyable, the first more so, and even though I don't really read EU material, I had no problem keeping up with the story and any characters that have been introduced since Return of the Jedi. Next was The Rough Guide to Bob Dylan. It's a pocket-sized book, with the first half being a biography and the second focusing on Dylan's work in music and films, as well as the best bootlegs etc. It was a great read, as I found out everything I needed to know without getting bogged down in detail. And right now I'm reading Shout!, which is a biography of The Beatles. I'm about 100 pages in, and it's been interesting thus far, as I'm finding out about their formative years, something I knew nothing about. Due to a mass order from Play.com, I have another four books to read after Shout!: 1. Smile: Brian Wilson's lost masterpiece (Self-explanatory really) 2. Syd Barrett: Crazy Diamond (Biography of the man himself) 3. Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd (The Nick Mason Autobiography) 4. Hammer of the Gods (Led Zeppelin biography) After these I'll hopefully get ahold of the next few New Jedi Order books, before finally reading Vol 2 of the Hitler biography, and I have Ricky Tomlinson's biography sitting around somewhere, which I may or may not take a look at.

Is there anyway I can have MTW in a window, so that it's easier for me to access Word? I've been switching between the two via Alt+Tab, but after a while the game closes for some reason, so I was wondering if anyone knew how to make the game a window, so that I don't have to lose sight of the screen each time. Any takers?

Someone just mentioned the Office Christmas special. That brought it back to me. I cried like a three-year old whenever Dawn was on her way to the airport and opened the present from Tim. Really sentimental moment.

The aforementioned episode of ER. The 8 Simple Rules episodes after John Ritter's death. Really got to me for some reason. One of the final episodes of Friends where Ross asks Rachel to stay and she goes anyway, and he says to Pheobe "I really thought she'd stay". Guess that's about it actually.

1. AC/DC 2. Queen 3. Led Zeppelin 4. Pink Floyd 5. Black Sabbath 6. Deep Purple 7. Rainbow 8. Beach Boys 9. The Beatles 10. The Who

I've never heard of Rent before, but Christ that song is catchy. I'll be humming for weeks. And then I'll be forced to see the movie. When's it out?